The world speaks of the tribute of the All Blacks to Maradona

The traditional haka of the New Zealanders it had emotional overtones for the whole world. All the means they echoed the great gesture that the men in black had at the time of performing the traditional ritual that characterizes them: Captain Sam Cane came forward and put on a T-shirt with the number 10 and the Maradona surname printed on it.

The whole planet recognized the tribute and many personalities from the world of the oval gave their opinion of the great gesture that shows the greatness of a country, on and off the field.

From the official page of the All Blacks on Twitter they uploaded the video with the tribute to the best soccer player of all time and the comments began to multiply. The first to reply was the UAR who thanked and left the hashtag #DiegoEterno.

Sonny Bill Williams, former All Balcks who today plays in the Australian rugby league, also joined and wrote on the bird’s network: “great to see the @AllBlacks brothers who show respect to a sports legend like Maradona” and added a heart and a rugby ball.

Going through the NZ Herald, Stuff, the Sydney Morning Herald to the major European media such as the BBC, the news spread like wildfire and was replicated in every corner of the world. World Rugby posted a photo of Sam Cane supporting the black Maradona T-shirt on the grass and added that “the @AllBlacks left a special shirt dedicated to Diego Maradona before his Haka against Argentina”.

The Creole reactions were thousands like that of the ex-center of Los Pumas, Gonzalo Tiesi who expressed his emotion: “The All Blacks put a @maradona shirt on him before the HAKA, I go crazy !!”. Martín Landajo dedicated applause to the posting of Word Rugby on Instagram and Agustín Creevy appealed to emoticons to express his feelings where the applause and a tear for the Argentine idol’s match stand out.