After weeks of mostly talking about lawsuits, bankruptcies, expulsions and consolations, the word finally passed to the one supreme and undisputed judge: the field. And the results of the first day nevertheless confirmed the predictions of the day before, giving rise to a number of reflections, as in the case of Alessandria and Padua. Both started with a loss and did not show a good game, which confirms the fact that there is a physiological process of reduction after relegation and a double loss in the playoff final. We talk, we will always talk, about two solid properties that have given their teams a lot over the years, investing significant resources. A year of adjustment should be budgeted, budgets should be protected, and it would be ignoble to point fingers at presidents. In the case of Padua in particular, there is still the potential to claim prominence in the playoffs, who knows that not having the spotlight on it and the burden of winning at any cost can’t paradoxically be an advantage. Also knocked out Avellino in Group C. Of course, playing in Pescara is never easy for anyone, but a positive result would bring calm to an environment disappointed by the market and expecting hits of some depth in all departments. Trotta certainly has the right experience and characteristics, but he will have to prove that he is the center forward who, right at Irpinia, seemed like a real destiny before facing some clearly unexciting experience. Unexpected knockout of Cesena with Carrarese al Manuzzi: Mr. Toscano is stubborn. I am convinced that he will be able to raise the colors of the bianconeri as high as possible. Romagna Square deserves it. Well, Vicenza and Reggiana, two battleships who want to win their group without going through the endless and tedious playoff lottery. Meanwhile, there may be race time news, all or almost all during the day to fight the expensive bill. About “The Worst Never Ends” As if the pandemic, restrictions, and economic crisis weren’t enough, here’s another drama that threatens the resilience of the system. But the world of football does not live in a parallel reality and adapt well, hoping that this time there will be concrete assistance from the Government, contrary to what happened during the pandemic.
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