Imolese risks being fined two points for delaying the delivery of a document proving the financial strength of the new owner. The president Giuseppe Denis turned to the microphones of Corriere di Romagna to explain the situation: “We, as Deni-Callari ed associati, had a checking account with BCR, a bank based in Romania, which was sold to an Austrian group: for this reason, we are delaying the rating. The company has proven its reliability on all counts. it looks like we paid off other people’s debts, all the deadlines were met, the authorities are made up of decent people and they will check these things. we agreed with the Copes corps that by a certain date we will have the required ones. if we get a penalty, we will appeal and we will win.” Number one Rossoblue says he’s also confident in the field: “The team is with us, it is strong and growing. Saving us directly will be difficult, and I’m being honest about it. We will look for better places and save ourselves in the play-outs because this is a play-off team and I don’t worry about penalty points.”
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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