Umbrellas are still open on many of the peninsula’s beaches, the climate has finally become tolerable and the risk of hasty judgments is real, because we are only at the dawn of a grueling season: two days not a champion. make judgments that can be refuted by the facts, but sufficient to give first impressions. Unfortunately, a constant compared to past seasons is the companies’ lack of patience or, if you prefer, poor vision, because the distinction between programming mistakes and subsequent remorse with an attached release is often blurred. There are those who have continued by changing before the start, like Turris and Novara, who are the only leaders in Group A, and those who have done so after waiting only a couple of appearances. This is the case of Taranto who, after losing to Catanzaro, decided to take cover, saluting Mr. Di Costanzo and sports director Dionisio, revolutionizing the entire technical staff. Twenty years later, Ezio Capuano returns to the Ionian coast, a man who knows Serie C like the back of his hand, and in such an environment he can get excited while another ex like Luca Evangelisti appears at the table. President Jupiter speaks of a painful choice, and we have no doubt about it, even if the timing of the double rotation is a little bewildering, given also the value of the opponent we faced on Sunday. In Calabria, they do all the spells on the case, but Catanzaro and Crotone at this point seem to be a notch above the competition, not so much because of six points in two games, but because of the authoritarian approach with which they arrived, leaving aside the richness of the rose they had . Pescara is nominating as a third inconvenience, and Wednesday’s head-on collision will be the first real testbed to test its stability. The disappointment at the moment is called Avellino, which still needs to be given some time given the many changes: difficult as it is a passionate square that is tired of waiting. In the central group, at least apparently, the balance is greater, and Reggiana’s initial difficulties support this theory. The most compelling of the big names with legitimate promotional ambitions at the moment is Virtus Entella, but everything needs to be calibrated with the not-so-indicative value of Torres and Alessandria, the only formations still on the line. Further north, somewhat surprisingly, Padua won the Venetian derby with Vicenza, disproving the prediction. After all, the history of this championship teaches us that nothing is taken for granted.
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