Ramón Quiroga
Ramón Quiroga is a former Argentine-Peruvian footballer and coach, known for his role as a goalkeeper in the Peruvian national team during the World Cups of 1978 and 1982. In 1991, he was the head coach of Deportivo Municipal, where he faced the harrowing tragedy of a terrorist attack that claimed the life of his player, Héctor Mathey.
Born on Jan 01, 1952 (74 years old)
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Guatemala:
Ramón Quiroga made 13 saves against the Netherlands in the 1978 World Cup, a record that stood for 48 years.
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Brazil:
Ramon Quiroga previously held the record for the most saves in a World Cup match before Eloy Room broke it.
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Peru:
Ramón Quiroga is celebrated as one of the top footballers in Peru's history.
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Peru:
Ramón Quiroga was the goalkeeper for Peru during the match.
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Peru:
Ramón Quiroga is noted for his controversial statements about the Peruvian national team.
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Bolivia:
Ramón Quiroga is one of the judges in the tribunal for the case Las Londras.
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Bolivia:
Ramón Quiroga is a judge involved in the trial regarding the attacks on journalists.
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Bolivia:
Ramón Quiroga is one of the judges overseeing the Londras case, which has been marked by delays and irregularities.
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Peru:
Ramón Quiroga acknowledges the influence of Loco Gatti on his playing style.
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Peru:
Ramón Quiroga is referred to as a father figure to Papelito Cáceres and a friend of Marcelo Tinelli.
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