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Coudet defends himself amid River's poor run of results: "Cowards don't make history"

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Eduardo 'Chacho' Coudet, the manager of Argentine club River Plate, publicly defended himself and his team on August 4 following a difficult stretch of form. Amid a crisis characterized by a run of five consecutive matches without a victory, Coudet addressed the situation and motivated his players by referencing a street mural bearing the phrase "Los cagones no hacen historia" (Cowards do not make history).

The remarks come as River Plate faces intense scrutiny and pressure due to their recent poor results on the pitch. By invoking the slogan, the manager sought to project resilience and challenge his squad to overcome the current sporting slump.

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