Today’s release Morning Padua allocates a place to Tommy Maistrello, Cittadella striker, scorer of a double in a 3-3 draw with Palermo.
Finally, Tommy Maistrello. That blessed first goal in a grenade shirt made him sigh. So much so that in doing so, the center forward owes his name to his parents’ passion for The Who – his name is actually Tommy, not Tommaso, after the historic album and later film of rock music. group – also made the second. Cittadella’s fundamental double in a 3-3 win against Palermo, which was also his first goal in Serie B. “I’m happy, I won’t hide it. And the best thing was to hear compliments from teammates at the end of the game,” says the person concerned. “They told me: you deserve this shotgun for showing us since you came here. I’m glad I gave something to this team, and then I’m happy for myself. Dedications to Alessia, my girlfriend, and my companions.”
On Instagram, his nickname is “magico32” after Bobo Vieri. And against the Rosanero, he, in his style, as a true man of the square, scored two goals: one with a kick from his left foot, and the other with an imperious lead, and he scored the first goal of Cittadella this season. “I really liked Vieri when I was a kid, I’m left-handed like him and he’s the striker that impressed me the most. The nickname was born then, and I have always kept it.”
The first goal seemed to stop the match, the second helped him bounce back. But what was the match against Palermo like? “Really difficult against a strong team full of quality. We started the match very well, both in the possession phase and in the non-possession phase, but after 2-0 we unconsciously lost focus, and in this championship, as soon as it drops for a moment, you quickly concede a goal. They put us back together and we were back on the field in the second half, telling ourselves that we should drop everything and start playing again, like nothing had happened, try to win. And we almost did it because at 3-3 we could have scored again if we had been given that penalty.” Was the fear of losing stronger or the feeling of being able to win? “In the beginning, the feeling was positive, then, losing 2-3, we were scared, but that final, even ten against eleven, shows that we wanted to win.” This performance could turn his season around, but he admits his first month and a half wasn’t exciting.
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