Former Colombian international Iquita is a famous "madman" in world football, and he appeared with the Colombian national team at the World Cup in Italy 30 years ago. 30 years later, italy is mired in a severe COVID-19 pandemic, and Iquita made a startling but heartfelt remark at this critical moment.
Iquita laughed at herself on her personal social platform today: "Don't go out randomly, the consequences of going out randomly are too serious!" Just like me back then. Iquita then accompanied a photo of the 1990 World Cup knockout match, showing only two people, one was "Uncle Mira" and the other was himself who was out of the house.
Many old fans after the 60s and 70s still remember it vividly, because such a scene in the history of the World Cup is also like this. This was the 1990 World Cup quarter-final between Colombia and Cameroon, and the first time the two teams met in the World Cup finals, they had the opportunity to impact the World Cup Quarter-Finals. "Crazy" Iquita played with fire in the backcourt, and was cut off by a kick by the 38-year-old Uncle Mira during the dribbling process, and the result was unimaginable.
It was a suicidal dribble, and not far in front of Iquita, many of his teammates could only watch his low-level mistakes. Originally, Iquita did not have to go out so "handsome" and could have passed the ball to his teammates, but Iquita was not going the usual way, and the random outing led to Colombia conceding the ball and was eventually eliminated by Cameroon. In fact, if it were not for this random outing, Colombia would have had the opportunity to reach the top 8, but once it was hated for thousands of years, Iquita messed up his World Cup and made Uncle Mira a hero.
This lesson is so painful that Iquitana's own "black history" warns everyone that it is too dangerous to go out during the epidemic and run around. Running around during the pandemic is the same result as the football stadium will run around, that is, a tragedy. In Italy 30 years ago, Iquita has already proved all this with practical actions.
Although Iquita is not in Italy now, he still insists on wearing a mask and not going out of the house, because this is the most effective way to prevent not being infected. Even in Colombia, the "madman" Iquita is very sensible, has suffered too much, and he will never make low-level mistakes again.
The best way to protect yourself and your family in Italy and Europe now is not to go out like Iquita did. It turns out that the World Cup 30 years ago has already staged textbook epidemic protection measures. If you don't run around, there will be no accidents, I wish the Italian people an early exit from the crisis, and before the crisis is lifted, don't go out randomly!
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