The red and white coach wants to concentrate on the pitch: “In Terni I demand personality and the desire to win”. But discontent with the shopping campaign is strong in the city
He didn’t have the centre-forward he was waiting for, in place of the Frenchman Scheidler who moved to Andorra, but Michele Mignani is happy all the same. “It’s never easy to make a transfer market – confides the Bari coach on the eve of the match in Terni -, especially now that almost all the teams are waiting for the last day. But we, little by little, managed to build a competitive and homogeneous squad. We have two men for each role. We are in a position to be able to play with multiple modules. This year our attacking roster is wider than last season”. In addition to Nasti, Sibilli, Morachioli and Diaw (they plan to recover him after the break), Bari can now count on Aramu, already with Mignani in Siena, and on the young Achik taken from Audace Cerignola. “We have what it takes to do well in Terni too – notes Mignani -, but I demand personality and the desire to win. It will be a tough match against Ternana who is looking for the first points. I expect another game from us, compared to the challenge (lost) last year”.
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Meanwhile, there is no shortage of rumors in the city of fans. The last market session left a bad taste in the mouth of the hottest fringes of the fans. Since tonight, some polemical banners have appeared around the city, as well as outside the San Nicola: “De Laurentiis time expired”. While the northern curve ultras made public a statement of strong dissent, opened by an imperative: “Respect our history!”. In short, the air has become heavy. The people of Bari wanted a more impressive and ambitious acquisition campaign.