Hi everyone, I have finally left Buenos Aires! Having spent the last 5 weeks here, my time in the city is up. Since April, I have spent almost two months in what I can only describe as one of the greatest cities on earth. It wasn't love at first sight but the Argentine capital will always have a place in my heart and can be assured that I will, one day, return. "Buenos F*cking Aires" The t-shirt says it all! I appeal to you all to start a penny jar and...

Hello everyone, I have been keeping quiet about my reasons for being back in Buenos Aires again but I guess that now is a good time to tell you all the real reason why I am back in the Argentine capital. Yes, as you can see from the photo, I have signed to play for River Plate in the Argentine league. After a couple of weeks of negotiations with the British Embassy, I have been granted a conditional work permit which has allowed me to sign professional...

Having spent a week in Uruguay, myself and the two remaining Danich boys decided to head back to Buenos Aires for a few days. We approached the city late at night on the slower three hour ferry from Colonia del Sacramento. Having negotaited the beaurocracy that is south american immigration (i.e. have you got all those bits of paper we gave you when you entered the country 3 weeks ago?) we arrived at the port of Buenos Aires where we were greeted by a beautiful...

Buenos Aires is without doubt the best city I have ever been to. It is European in style but everything is very cheap. There is so much to write about my two weeks here that I will split it into sections. 1. A typical 24 hours in Buenos Aires... Wake up at 4pm, take a shower and hang around drinking Quilmes (beer) until around 11pm. Then have brunchinner at a local restaurant. After this, head to a club around 3am (Get there before this and you wil...