They met, got together, and quickly became friends. Colón and Unión fans gathered around the stadium. Sara, Luis Nuñez’s wife, prepared some fantastic meat empanadas. And to brave the intense heat, there was no shortage of cans of beer, fernet and some that, for the tired ones, they gave to water or soda. The Nuñez were a lot. Diego, Luis and Sara’s son, arrived with his children. And they put together the traditional picnic very early. Nicolás and Victoria, two Argentines who have lived in the United States for a long time, also got together. And in the case of Nicolás, he has poison without having been born in Santa Fe. “It was my old man who instilled in me the love for these colors and when I have a son, he will be from Unión,” he says.
In addition, there were two Santo Tomesinos from the surroundings of the Alianza club, one of them with the last name Securo and a relative of the beloved and unforgettable “Gordo” Sabotig, that respected leader of Colón from the early 90s, a must on every trip of the Sabalera delegation. The other, a long-time resident of the United States and also longing for his native Santa Fe, “and for alfajores, which is what I miss the most.”
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