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Lazio’s biggest problem, under the management of Claudio Lotito, is not the lack of victories and trophies – which in any case have been missing since 2019, when Lazio defeated Atalanta in the final of the Italian Cup at the Olympic stadium by 2-0 and then the Super Cup against Juventus.
The biggest problem of Lotito’s twenty-year management is the surgical management of Lazio, almost like in the times of austerity, that is, that period of history between 1973 and 1974, during which many governments of Western countries, including the Italian, were forced to issue provisions aimed at the drastic containment of energy consumption, following the oil crisis of 1973.
Lazio has lived for too long with this handbrake which, of course, has had its benefits especially if we consider the management of Cragnottian memory, but which however dampens, kills and kills the basic feeling of every fan and of all sports: that is the desire to win and excel over rivals.
Lotito’s Lazio is this: a good year, with a placing between fourth and sixth place, while the following year, the one in which everyone, even us experts, expect an increase in the level, Lazio punctually scores the season positioning itself between fifth and eighth position.
Ok Formello, the discussion on financial fair play is good, the discussion on wages is sacrosanct, but Lazio can and must do more. Today’s demonstration was not born by chance and people are not crazy. Last year there was a record number of season ticket holders under the management of Senator Lotito, but then Sarri spited the president by putting him in a bad light in front of his fans. Tudor’s arrival lasted only 9 games and the hiring of Baroni, an honest and dignified but third-tier coach, was the straw that broke the camel’s back.
Now, for the umpteenth time, Lotito will have the opportunity to demonstrate that those who challenge him are simply incompetent and in bad faith, because next year Lazio will have a good season, not to mention great. Lazio can and must fly high. Lotito knows it, the Lazio players too. “Pull, pull, the rope will break.”
The Director, Davide Sperati
