the team with the name of "the Drill", since his rivals had their arches drilled, a nickname that went down in history as the official pseudonym of the institution. There are other versions that indicate that the nickname comes from the fact that he grabbed the big teams and "drilled them", referring to the fact that he led them to lower positions in the table. Julio César Falcioni: Coach for 4 periods of the club, architect of the first championship of the first division of Banfield and maximum idol, undisputed, of the institution. Banfield fans consider Falcionismo as the best philosophy of the game in football and call themselves Falcionistas. A famous phrase that is always seen in one of the flags that fans hang in the stadium has the legend: "The happiest days were always Falcionistas." Fanatics Banfield fans are known in Argentina as La Banda del Sur. The fans come from the neighborhood where the club is located and from other neighborhoods in the south of Greater Buenos Aires. But it is easy to find Banfield fans throughout the south of Greater Buenos Aires and even in the City of Buenos Aires. According to a survey published by the magazine El Gráfico, in November 1998, Banfield had 0.3% of the fans in Argentina, which is equivalent to 104 thousand people at that time. Classics and rivalries Clásicos The rivalry between Lanús and Banfield is known as the Clásico del Sur. The clásico began to be contested as such in the late 1980s and early 1990s. El Taladro has the advantage in football history. The second most important clásico for Banfield fans is against Quilmes, the team from the southern area of the Buenos Aires suburbs that played the most games after Lanús. El Taladro has the advantage in history with the El Cervecero, Rivalries Another important rivalry is with Temperley, the third team in the Southern Zone with the most games played. Other teams in the area such as Talleres (RdE), El Porvenir, Los Andes, Defensa y Justicia and Arsenal de Sarandí consider Banfield to be an important rival. And from other areas, important rivals of Banfield are considered: Morón (West Zone) and Chicago (Federal Capital). Uniform evolution Notes Stadium The stadium Florencio Sola was built in 1940 and is named after former President of the institution in the most glorious period in its history: Don Florencio "Lencho"