L’Marine Oratory after just one season he is about to say goodbye Giuseppe Vigneri. The coach is destined to change the bench, even if with a future still to be written. This is the latest indiscretion collected by the editorial staff of Sporticily.it, which sees the former Empedoclina coach close to leaving the Palermo club.
In the championship just concluded, the Marine he reached ninth place in the standings and scored an impressive 35 points. The latter, sufficient to reach the arithmetic salvation a day early. For Vigneri and the whole group team the objective, therefore, has been achieved and for this reason it would be a sweet-tasting separation between the parties, who will soon part publicly, with the awareness of having obtained the most from the path undertaken.
Vigneri leaves the Oratorio Marineo, the question of his future
The fact that the relationship between Giuseppe Vigneri and theMarine Oratory is concluded, it remains to be seen what the next destination of one of the most emerging technicians on the regional scene will be. Recognized and appreciated for the balance, sobriety and application with which he approaches work, in addition to his great ability to give a strong aggressive and proactive nature to his teams, the coach born in 1984, according to what was gathered by our editorial staff, it could have a future once again in the Palermo area. More updates will follow.
Giuseppe Vigneri’s football on our microphones
In December, theMarine Oratory hosted the editorial team of Sporticily.it in the Biagio Conte sports center, where we attended a training session, chatted with a very passionate management and interviewed mister Vigneri exclusive. On that occasion, the former coach ofEmpedoclinic he was very keen to specify his proposal to our microphones. Below is a snippet of that interview.
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“My football essentially has three characteristics. It must be balanced, proactive and intense. Balanced in the sense that I want a team that knows how to attack and defend with the same effectiveness. Intense because I would always like an active team. Not only from an athletic point of view, the intensity is also mental, when you are able to stay in the match for 90 minutes mentally, tactically and technically. The intensity – which Vigneri asks for – is 360°. Finally, proactive. An exploited concept, where one often passes for ‘scientists’. It is not so. Football is a game that was born as an offensive game and above all it is a collective sport. So being proactive consists in defending yourself to recover the ball and score a goal. Don’t defend yourself just to avoid suffering it. An aggressive, active defense that tries to take away space and time from the opponent. Instead – once in possession – I want us to impose our game and try to dominate. Within the limits of what the opponent allows you.”
