Massimiliano Allegri he left, after last week’s outburst in the final he won Italian Cuphowever, the bench was costed due to the terrible gestures made by the Tuscan at the end of the match, including the dismissal of the general manager Cristiano Giuntoli.
Fired because his behavior was “contrary to the values of the company”. For Giuliano Ferrarain his editorial on The paperthe outburst is towards “the know-it-all pedagogical lesson to someone who has understandably screwed up, tired of being perculated by the ‘society of values’ – we read in one passage -, we all participate in the ballet of values, we all get drunk on idealistic drinks, parameters of elegance and composure, and in the end this hypocrisy can also overflow into banal rules of good manners”.
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A perfect professional, who ended up in the pillory, according to Ferrara, because “suffocated by environmental resentmentwho in the end explodes and sanctions everything by threatening to rip off a journalist’s ears and banning a company colleague, tearing his clothes and randomly swearing on the day of a victory and farewell. Anger requires respect, if not solidarity. Those who rage outside the lines are generally visited by necessity, by a craving that can even have something elegant, revealing, irreproachable.”
The company, instead of invoking values, “out of elegance and composure should have shown a slight embarrassment and terminated the contract without outcry and moral condemnations – we read further -. They call her the Old Lady, she is a popular symbol of the anger and power of cheering, of the plebiscite of the screaming majorities in front of the idol of the scudetto and the cup, what sense does it make to invoke the label of Balmoralwhat a school of good taste it is to furiously liquidate one of its leaders for one bad scene human too human?”.
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For Ferrara, therefore, “we are dealing with the usual banal etiquette, it’s not good, it’s not done, enjoy life, don’t react, don’t have a stomach, decent people don’t do that, everyone against Allegri – he closed -. But what give back those five championships and those cups instead of whining and condemn in the name of values and common morals someone who simply treated him badly and made him a Homeric scene.”
