“Ternana, this is the decisive hour,” reads the headline Umbrian courier on newsstands today.
After winning the election race for Palazzo Spada as the new mayor of Terni, Stefano Bandecchi specified that his adventures as President of Ternana would continue. Number one in Via della Bardesca, now also the new tenant of the Palazzo Spada, right on the stairs of the municipality on the occasion of the celebration of the electoral round that won the vote against Orlando Masselli, the candidate of the centre-right coalition, was keen to point out the questions of the reporters: “I do not leave the presidency of Ternana football why should I do this? Berlusconi was prime minister as long as he had Milan. I will leave the presidency of Ternana if I sell the company.” The decision was also highlighted in an interview for the Corriere dell’Umbria columns, where the President of Ternana reiterated: “Of course I will remain President of Ternana. This conflict of interest seems like a joke to me. And before me, the presidents of other clubs held high political positions. And, of course, given how the championship went, I will change the team a lot.” But yesterday, again in an interview with Corriere, Stefano Bandecchi corrected the shot and changed his mind, apparently on the advice of his entourage. Therefore, in order to avoid possible problems or political disputes, he decided to step aside. And since yesterday, Ternana is on sale […].
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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