The pictures shows boys being taught to celebrate a goal "Boca Juniors" style and posing with General San Martin! James Tozer writes:
"The Hotel Zentra experience began at 0815 hours, with an interesting array of yoghurts / cereals served in the basement / gym area. After Mr Lambert's extensive investigation into the case of the phantom passport, we headed out into the wide avenues of Buenos Aires for the traditional "bus & commentary" tour of the city. Despite dog-piling on the statue of Argentine hero General San Martin, introducing our mascot "Amber the Dog" to the ornate grave of Evita Peron, and purchasing a somewhat questionable array of Argentinian football shirts, we managed to make it to lunch without offending the locals with too much irreverence / acts of public desecration. Enter Felix Hartley-Russell, clad brazenly in the colours of FC River Plate, shamelessly dancing on the hallowed ground of arch-rivals Boca Juniors: the Bombonera. Led abruptly away by security guards - presumably for his own safety from the bloodthirsty throngs of Boca die-hards - Felix was quickly awarded the "Doughnut of the Day" hat, a none-too-classy golden-shining trucker's cap - to be worn at all times. An intensive training session in one of the area's many leafy parks followed, before a glamorous pre-match meal at the local pizzeria - approved by local connoisseur "Big Ballo" - and an early night before the first fixture."