AAA wanted? No, none of this. The three A’s represent what the fans of Bari they have lived and felt on their skin and in their souls throughout this damned season. Anguish, anxiety And agitation. They felt continually oppressed by the spirit born from that state of tormenting doubt and profound restlessness that has roots in Naples. The fear, the pain of being considered a kind of branch of the Neapolitans.
In psychoanalysis, anguish represents a reaction from the alarm ofI when faced with situations perceived, often irrationally, as dangerous. Often, not always and Bari It is, unfortunately, the exception that proves the damned rule. Because there is nothing irrational about it. It is all the result of planning which, facts and results in hand, has proven to be as inconsistent as a sandcastle on the beach of Bread and tomato.
And here anxiety, in this situation, comes together. Yes, because she finds fertile ground in the frantic internal torment caused by uncertainty. The poor plucked one cockerel he lived a season of uncertainties. He practically wallowed in uncertainty. Think of a cockerel on a spit and imagine poor Bari slow-cooked on the embers of uncertainty fueled by the corporate planning mentioned above.
Last but not least, agitation arises as a natural consequence, or rather the sudden and lasting interruption of the state of calm. Tumultuous was the soul of cockerelsince that cursed June evening against Cagliari. Some will say that the worst will never end, so let’s hope that another disconcerting A doesn’t emerge from these playouts: the Apocalypse.
