“Clear ideas and optimism. Spezia, the fans’ energy: ‘Aiming strongly for the playoffs'”, headlines the Sports newspaper.
Satisfaction with D’Angelo’s confirmation: “It’s important to start again from him.” The company was asked to set up a team capable of excelling.
“Spezia will do well, they will start from a solid base. They will need a double-digit striker and a strong goalkeeper.” The eagle fans have clear ideas about the future of the white team: “The objective? We must aim for the playoffs”. Clear concepts taken up by Moreno Antognetti. “After the scare of the last championship, the club’s minimum objective must be to reach the playoffs. It’s excellent to have redeemed Nagy, I’m sorry for Zoet, an excellent professional and dressing room man. We will need a strong striker to accompany Di Serio and a substitute of Verde. And then I would like an experienced defender at Lucioni. I really trust the coach who, if he wanted Melissano’s reconfirmation, will have had very valid reasons.” Marco Bianco is also of the same opinion. “As president Platek said, we will have to start again from Spezia-Venice, so I hope that the team is strengthened. There will be important transfers, but they may not be so decisive. Excellent signs come from the confirmations of D’Angelo and Nagy. Two strikers will be needed (Brignoli) and a top-class goalkeeper like Stankovic from Inter. We will then need a midfielder to replace Jagiello. With the right adjustments, a good team could be created, even if we don’t spend too much we can sign interesting players Wisniewski are among the strongest in the category. I trust the coach who wanted Melissano to be reconfirmed.” Giovanni Loré on the wings of optimism: “Mister D’Angelo’s confirmation is a good starting point, also happy with Nagy’s redemption. Wisnieswki’s return at full capacity is another important aspect for the team. Net of departures , we will need a double-digit attacker and a top-class goalkeeper. The primary objective must be to not suffer like last year, aiming for the playoffs.” […].
