Sergio Camello: ‘Rayo is the last team standing – it’s football from another time’
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33-second readRayo Vallecano’s fascinating forward on his unique club, his musical passions and the goalscoring form that puts him among Europe’e elite An 11-year-old, second-hand VW Beetle with more than 300,000km on the clock pulls over on Fofó the Clown Street in the heart of Vallecas.
The music goes off, the Smiths silenced and out gets Sergio Camello: movie aficionado with 156 films reviewed , part-time photographer , sometime drummer, Olympic gold medallist and the second-top goalscorer in Europe’s biggest five leagues.
Engulfed in graffiti, stickers covering the glass between metal bars in red, a single step up from the street, the small door into Rayo Vallecano’s ground is locked, but in 64 hours it will open for the first time this season.
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Rayo Vallecano’s fascinating forward on his unique club, his musical passions and the goalscoring form that puts him among Europe’e elite An 11-year-old, second-hand VW Beetle with more than 300,000km on the clock pulls over on Fofó the Clown Street
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