Book of Sporting Club - Punta Alta

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As part of the 80 th anniversary of Club Atletico Sporting de Punta Alta city, Ramiro Paez Acosta and Martin made the book "80 Years, History of a passion."
The volume of 526 pages and with a foreword by Gustavo Pie, a thorough investigative report detailing the origins of the red and black institution.

"The idea came in January 2002. Actually I was going to make a website of Sporting, which actually is, and consulted with Ramiro. But I told him that the general idea was to make a book, but we had enough material to put it together. So we decided to finish in three years, so that just 80 years coincided with the club, "she said Paez.
"It took a long time for research. The work is divided into three stages: first try to get all the statistics and talked to the players, then we had to sit down and write and eventually designed the book," Acosta said.
As they were investigating, the authors of the text they found some surprises.
"What surprised us was the theme of the founding date.'s Feb. 25, but looking reports and statements mentioned on February 20. We thought it was a misprint, but we realized we had a second date . And such a meeting existed, but was a prerequisite for the true foundation, "said Ramiro.
"On the other hand, the first t of Sporting was like that of San Lorenzo. Moreover, the pants were white, ie the colors of Rosario Puerto Belgrano. With this jacket was played from 1925 to 1927. And from January in 1927 he began playing with the red and black. Camagni Godfrey, fan of Newell "s Rosario, was the one who pushed the shirt with the current colors," he told Martin.
The players also highlighted the support they received to complete the work.
"The book is basically made with the support of businesses, most of Punta Alta. Furthermore, in the back are 80 fans closely identified with the club also gave us a big hand," said Ramiro.
"Many people helped with this, even after finishing the book. In case the cover was designed by Mercedes Sanchez, a puntaltense working in Spain," added Martin.
SOURCE: http://www.geocities.com/clubatleticosporting/indice.html