Today’s editorial that inevitably begins with the Lecco case. Let’s start with the sports enterprise, as it should be. Because non-football events absolutely should not overshadow the masterpiece of the Fosca boys, who know how to defeat teams such as Ancona, Pordenone, Cesena and Foggia, who seemed to be clear favorites the day before. A huge satisfaction for Coach Fosca, a beautiful tale that confirms how football can be played at certain levels without spending crazy money and relying on the right managers and players. We have already talked about this after the first match, which Lecco won 2-1 in a very hot Zacceria: the guests made an excellent impression, apart from objectively dubious refereeing situations. Even in the second leg, despite a blitz loss, the Nerazzurri went wide, equalizing at the end of the first half and even leveling at 3-1 thanks to doubles from the least expected hero, the same Lepore who succeeded by dragging younger teammates to that cadetteria, which, unfortunately, is already being discussed. Another hot summer is coming with referees and tribunals that could take over the athletes and the field. There are those who hypothesize an additional admission, those who talk about Lecco even in Serie D, those who hope that sporting merit will take over and those who still run “toto-consolation”. Brescia? No, maybe Foggia. But there is also Perugia, which is ready to appeal, also considering the position of other cadets suspicious. Chaos. Which, in our opinion, could have been avoided if clear criteria and strict rules had been established before, and not AFTER, the playoffs. Do you play B on the field? Great, but you should already have the necessary requirements if there is a big jump. How can you expect a team without a suitable stadium to solve the problem in a short time when the action came on June 18? It would be a sensational and very painful joke for Fosca, for the players, for the people, for those fans who live in a nightmare and cannot enjoy the goal that they have been waiting for for half a century. In the end the FIGC can make a decision, the decision can be delayed until the first week of July right next to the calendars. Incredible… and very sad.
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