Eduardo Bonvallet
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Eduardo Bonvallet (born 13 January 1955 in Santiago, Chile) is a retired football player who played as a defensive midfielder . He is currently a TV and radio sports commentator best known for his strong and rather raw commentaries on Chilean football, its players, coaches and power structures.
Bonvallet has self-promoted repeatedly for the position of Coach for the National Team, notwithstanding the fact that he has no professional experience as coach, and only has trained university-level teams, such as Universidad Gabriela Mistral.
Has been on trial several times for publicly insulting managers, politicians, businessmen, etc.
In recent years he have become an idol for many young chileans that call him "el guru".
Bonvallet have also coined a lot of insulting words and phrases, for example:
- ¡Avíspate re-huevón!
- ¡Desconchetumadrizate!
- ¡Ahuevonado al máximo!
- ¡Feo, mamón y no sabís nada!
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Chile squad - 1982 FIFA World Cup | |
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1 Wirth | 2 Garrido | 3 Valenzuela | 4 Bigorra | 5 Figueroa | 6 Dubó | 7 Bonvallet | 8 Rivas | 9 Letelier | 10 Soto | 11 Moscoso | 12 Cornez | 13 Caszely | 14 Ormeño | 15 Yáñez | 16 M. Rojas | 17 O. Rojas | 18 Galindo | 19 Escobar | 20 Neira | 21 Gamboa | 22 Osbén | Coach: Santibañez |
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