In conversation with former goalkeeper Marcelo Ramírez, the Universidad de Chile idol spoke again about the drunken traffic accident he was involved in 15 years ago.
In the preview of the first chapter of the podcast El Legado, hosted by former goalkeeper Marcelo Ramírez, you can see that one of the first luxury guests will be Johnny Herrerawho in addition to sharing details of his life and his career as a footballer, referred again to the car accident that caused the death of the 22-year-old student, Macarena Casassus.
A dramatic episode that the former national team player experienced under the influence of alcohol in 2009, when he was playing for Audax Italiano.
“Obviously I had a very bad time, very bad. I don’t wish it on anyone because it was a tremendous shame that I had to live through. Obviously I apologized immediately after the accident. It was a tough time in my career, but given everything I had been through before, I think I managed to get through it.”revealed the icon of the University of Chile.
Among other topics of conversation, Herrera also revived the rivalry he had with Colo Colo and recalled some serious harassment from the ‘Cacique’ fans.
“They uploaded a canvas in which I was stabbed in the White Claw. And it wasn’t a small canvas, it covered almost half of the bar. And he came out stabbed. “In that match they broke my head and pointed the flares at me.”he pointed.
Regarding his controversial departure from the U, the former goalkeeper did not hold anything back and, as seen in the preview, he accuses: “They stole a little piece of my heart, that’s all. All the idiots who were in charge of the club at that time had agreed to get me out of the club. And they saw that they were so scared, that the team was last, that they had to put me back in.”.
It should be noted that the statements of the ‘Samurai’ are taken from the ‘teaser’ of the interview program of the former Colo Colo goalkeeper, which will be released on July 1st on YouTube and where Marcelo Barticciotto is also invited.
