ANCONA The Ancona crash, with the failure to register the Armed Knight in the Lega Pro, continues to leave waste throughout the environment. In chronological order, the last cry of anger is that of the technicians and collaborators of the youth sector who, with rare exceptions (those who have deposited contracts, a rare case for the youth sector), still without refunds and payments relating to the last few months.
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“In these 2 and a half years there have never been significant delays in payments and we have always been reassured about the economic situation of the club. We have always stalled and continued to work for the good of the boys, but in the end we have only sacrificed our families. We are forced to break the silence and bring to your attention the situation that has deeply damaged us. The refunds due to us have not been paid, despite the promises received. We feel cheated. We had accepted a verbal agreement based on mutual trust: we respected it, continuing to work with commitment and seriousness, while the company disappeared, disregarding the promises made. On 4 June the CEO, Roberta Nocelli, had reassured us technicians without a contract by declaring that she would arrange for the payment of the refunds the following day, in the event of failure to register in Lega Pro. The situation is even more bitter if we think that we it has been said that “we are all in the same boat”. This statement is clearly false and offensive towards those who, like us, put passion and daily commitment into this project. Furthermore, we have requested an audience with the honorary president Mauro Canil and the CEO Roberta Nocelli for this afternoon. With a series of questionable justifications the two refused; even the option of an online meeting. We urgently ask for clarification and for the refunds due to be granted to us. We also ask for a formal meeting with the mayor, Daniele Silvetti, and with the councilor in charge of relations with Ancona, Daniele Berardinelli, for greater protection towards us”
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