I guess it was inevitable.

Here's TyC Sports promoting their World Cup 2010 coverage doing a play on words with the derogatory term that Maradona used towards a reporter during the now infamous Uruguay press conference.

Here's a behind the scenes look at the making of ADIDAS' advertising campaign for the new Argentina shirt.

It features Lio Messi, Angel Di Maria, Emiliano Insua, Gonzalo Higuain, Lucho Gonzalez and unfortunately, Gabriel Heinze.

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Maradona appeared on the Argentine Channel 7 program, "6 7 8″.

Maradona talked about the attacks on him by the Argentine media after his controversial press conference, about Bilardo, Veron, the difficulties of being a national team manager, how he chooses players, and the rumors that Bilardo made the substitutions against Uruguay.

In a press conference yesterday Martin Palermo talked about the Maradona scandal and Messi's form with the national team.

Maradona's comments and behavior after the Uruguay game and his perrformance as national team manager are subjects of much debate in the Argentine media right now.

Maradona attended the Argentinos Juniors-Racing game to view Argentinos forward Gabriel Hauche who's call up has been rumored.

Maradona said that the call up is possible. Maradona also talked about the WC qualifying campaign and about Messi's poor form with the national team.

Jorge Rial holds nothing back in his response to Maradona.

Maradona, the day after, being interviewed on TyC Sports.

This is the kind of firestorm that Maradona has ignited in Argentina.

Anyone still remember that Argentina defeated Uruguay and qualified to the world cup?

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Daniel Vila requested Maradona's resignation

The chairman of Channel America and of club Independiente Rivadavia of Mendoza, Daniel Vila, asked today in a letter sent to AFA that the coach of Argentinian football, Diego Armando Maradona, resigned.

"Qualifying was very important for Argentina.

Here's more from the streets of Buenos Aires as the people give their opinions about Maradona's press conference tirade and his performance as national team manager.

Toti Pasman, the reporter that Maradona insulted in yesterday's press conference, and Roberto Leto on the war that's erupted between Maradona and the Argentine media.

It didn't take long for the Argentine media to respond to Maradona's foul mouthed attack after last night's win over Uruguay.

Here, Luis Ventura of TV channel AMERICA, with his response.

Horacio Pagani of TyC Sports with his take on Maradona's verbal assault of the media.

The disgusting phrase that Maradona used in last night's press conference towards his critics in the Argentine media has now, sadly, taken on a life of its own.

Besides all the Argentine and international media coverage of Maradona's foul outburst, which has become the main headline and overshadowed Argentina's WC qualification and historic win in Montevideo, a website has been created "in honor" of Maradona's remark.

In a press conference, Diego Simeone was asked about Argentina's current place in the WC qualifiers and about Messi's poor performances with the national team.

Here's Simeone's analysis of the national team's struggle in the WC qualifiers.