The use of an English phrase was common to clubs in Argentina at the turn of the 20th century but the term ‘Chaco For Ever’ is unique.

[citation needed] The colours the club chose to wear as their identity represented the local economy at the time: white for cotton and black for coal.

The 1989–90 season was the most successful in their history, as they finished 17th, and won the relegation playoff against Racing de Córdoba 5–0 to retain their place in the Primera División.

Chaco For Ever finished 16th and 19th, condemning them to relegation with a points per game average of only 0.789.

[citation needed] The team has also played seven seasons at the 2nd level (Primera B Nacional).