Bari, after seeing Serie A disappear in injury time last season, is now increasingly at risk of relegation. The Galletti will host Parma at San Nicola on Wednesday 1 May. Captain Valerio Di Cesare, flag and absolute protagonist of the Galletti’s rise to Serie B, today in the press conference he was unable to hold back the tears. When asked about the contrast between the two seasons, Di Cesare responded as follows: “We still carry that day (the defeat against Cagliari at the end of the playoff final, ed.) with us. It went like this. If I think back to these last six years …”, and here he can no longer hold back his emotion, leaving the conference in tears.
To previous questions, Di Cesare had responded thus: “Bari and salvation count, it’s life. Relegating would mean failing dramatically. These are the usual clichés, but you have to go beyond what you have. Bari must necessarily save themselves. I have always believed in all the coaches, even in Iachini. Then unfortunately the results did not go as we expected and now we are in this situation. In my opinion there was no bad feeling with Iachini against the coaches it’s bad. I’m 41 years old and I think I’ve demonstrated something as a man. I’ve always shown respect towards everyone, you know how I feel about this shirt. It’s sad that so many things come out of the locker room, it should be a sacred place too much video room, abstruse things. The players have fire in their eyes. Relegating would be a tragedy”, as reported by Gianlucadimarzio.com.
