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the two escobars
Whenever I hear about Arda Turan and Mehmet Agar, I think of Pablo Escobar, Andres Escobar, Carlos Valderrama, and the documentary "The Two Escobars" by ESPN. Football is never just a game; there are always shady and hidden forces at work behind the scenes.
This documentary is about how Colombian football (soccer) became popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s with the help of drug cartels. It also covers the war between Pablo Escobar and the Colombian government, the Colombian national team's journey to the 1994 World Cup, and the tragedy of Andres Escobar. It features a well-known face in the football world. Check it out!
On Friday night, NTVSpor is airing another great documentary. It's a beautiful production with a meaningful story. I hope they show more like this. (Spoiler Alert: The consequences of an own goal are more serious than ever.)
I watched a documentary about the death of Andres Escobar and learned a lot about Colombia and Pablo Escobar. It was really interesting to see how a drug lord can be seen differently by the public. Through the documentary, I learned more about who Andres Escobar was and felt angry at those responsible for his death.
After watching this documentary, it is clear that criminals around the world are using football to hide the money they make from illegal activities. The documentary is very informative and it shows that football is no longer just a sport, but has become a business. Even someone who is not very smart can understand this after watching the documentary.
The 30 for 30 series from ESPN tells the story of how football (soccer) is connected to the mafia in Colombia. It focuses on two people, Andres Escobar and drug lord Pablo Escobar, who were both killed after the 1994 World Cup. The documentary shows that there is more to football than just the game itself. You can watch the documentary at the link provided.
the two escobars
the two escobars
Whenever I hear about Arda Turan and Mehmet Agar, I think of Pablo Escobar, Andres Escobar, Carlos Valderrama, and the documentary "The Two Escobars" by ESPN. Football is never just a game; there are always shady and hidden forces at work behind the scenes.
the two escobars
This documentary is about how Colombian football (soccer) became popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s with the help of drug cartels. It also covers the war between Pablo Escobar and the Colombian government, the Colombian national team's journey to the 1994 World Cup, and the tragedy of Andres Escobar. It features a well-known face in the football world. Check it out!
the two escobars
On Friday night, NTVSpor is airing another great documentary. It's a beautiful production with a meaningful story. I hope they show more like this. (Spoiler Alert: The consequences of an own goal are more serious than ever.)
the two escobars
I watched a documentary about the death of Andres Escobar and learned a lot about Colombia and Pablo Escobar. It was really interesting to see how a drug lord can be seen differently by the public. Through the documentary, I learned more about who Andres Escobar was and felt angry at those responsible for his death.
the two escobars
After watching this documentary, it is clear that criminals around the world are using football to hide the money they make from illegal activities. The documentary is very informative and it shows that football is no longer just a sport, but has become a business. Even someone who is not very smart can understand this after watching the documentary.
the two escobars
The 30 for 30 series from ESPN tells the story of how football (soccer) is connected to the mafia in Colombia. It focuses on two people, Andres Escobar and drug lord Pablo Escobar, who were both killed after the 1994 World Cup. The documentary shows that there is more to football than just the game itself. You can watch the documentary at the link provided.