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"La mitad más uno."
By
Steve Amoia and
Oscar Amoia.
All Spanish language translations on this site, along with
the external entries by Oscar Amoia
on the International Herald Tribune World
Cup Fan Blog, were performed by Steve Amoia.
2005 marked the Centenary Celebration of C.A.B.J. Boca has won 22 domestic titles.
Campeón Copa Libertadores de America 2007.
Campeón del Apertura 2005 y Clausura 2006. El sexto bicampeonato de su gran hístoria.
Campeón Copa Sudamericana 2004 y 2005.
Campeón Recopa 2004, 2005, y 2006.
Boca now has 17 international trophies.
Intercontinental Cup: 3 times.
Copa Libertadores de America: 6 times. (Tied for 2nd on the all-time list).
Copa Sudamericana: 2 times.
Recopa Sudamericana: 3 times.
Supercopa Sudamericana: 1 time.
Supercopa Masters: 1 time.
Copa de Oro de CONMEBOL: 1 time.
Boca Juniors and the Amoias of the Americas: February 2008 in Soccerlens.
History of Boca Juniors by Wikipedia.
How to buy tickets to see the Boca Juniors play in person from Tangol.com.
Oscar's Commentaries in the International Herald Tribune Fan Blog
The view from Buenos Aires: 17 June 2006.
Argentine view from Mexico: 26 June 2006.
Don't Cry for me Argentina: 02 July 2006.
Not crying in Argentina: 10 July 2006.
Items of Interest
Interview with Legendary Journalist and Commentator Andrés Cantor of
Fútbol de Primera and Telemundo.
January 2008. Mr. Cantor is a lifelong fan of Boca, and Steve interviewed
him for Soccerlens.
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Introduction
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Commentaries
by Oscar |
Boca and Argentine Fútbol History |
Pictures and Links |
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| Italian Calcio | World Cup History | Brazilian Futebol | Current News |
| Juventus FC | World Cup 2002 | C.A. Boca Juniors | Football Sites |
| UEFA Euro 2004 | World Cup 2006 | DC United/USA History | My Commentaries |
A Common Name And Passion That Spans Thousands Of Miles And Kilometers.
This site is dedicated to my relatives in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and in memory of my grandparents from Giovinazzo, Italy.
Este sitio es dedicado a mis relaciones en Buenos Aires, Argentina, y tambien a mis abuelos desde Giovinazzo, Italia.
Amor, salud, y dinero.
¡Vamos Boca! ¡Vamos Argentina!
Steve
Map and Information about Argentina: Courtesy of Merriam-Webster. The Amoias are Citizens of the World: We also have family in our ancestral home, Italy, and Down Under in Australia.
Joseph Amoia's Commentary from Sydney, Australia for the International Herald Tribune Fan Blog
Two Flags: 10 June 2006.
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Copyright © 2004-2008 by Steve Amoia and Oscar Amoia.
Coat of Arms for the Comune di Giovinazzo courtesy of Wikipedia and the GNU Free
Documentation License.
Flag graphics courtesy of and copyrighted © by the
World
Flag Database.
Historical game results from 1930 courtesy of and copyrighted © by Pablo
Ciullini and RSSSF.
Pictures of Argentina, Boca Juniors, and the stadium were provided by Oscar.
Thumbnail images of Australia, Italy, and
North America are courtesy and copyrighted © by
Bigfoto.com.
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