The protagonist of the rescue, at some point unexpected for Viterbese, Lazio coach Alessandro From a song returns to a season that ended a little less than a month ago in a win against Fermanagh, to the microphones TuttoC.com: “I suppose that in an end-of-season interview with director Fernandez everything that happened is a little closed: he said that it was a triumph, because it was not easy to save in the play-out like we did, and the credit should be shared among everyone. First, the president’s desire not to retreat was decisive: in January, a complete coup was carried out by the detachment, and, perhaps, at that moment no one would have done it. So the first credit goes to whoever found a director like Fernandez who was very good at creating that kind of market in these ranking conditions, because when you’re the last one, it’s hard to convince the players to come. He also succeeded in solving all existing problems. Starting this season, I saw a team that was not the last, but the negative results are the result of many aspects, sometimes not even purely technical and partly related to management and group problems. He was a phenomenal tidying up and back then the players were decisive because at the end of the day they get on the pitch and it’s right to give him credit too. I was happy for them, because it was a difficult, expensive, hard run, and the result achieved in the end, I think, satisfied everyone.”
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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