Diamond Back Stickers

could move up in the league

- Il Resto del Carlino -

13/03/2011 09:44 - But do not take crazy. Because we realize it, someone might as well be suspect. Because, while traveling to Ferrara Trenkwalder to play a critical challenge to stay in LegaDue-salvation, we come up with a sensational news: Reggio could be fished out in Serie A. And someone in front of this statement, understand it, you might think we are crazy. In reality, we present only the buzz louder and louder in the Italy of baskets.
YOU SPEAK an enlargement of the league to 20 or even 22 teams in the repechage of 4 formations from LegaDue. Repechage that would be performed according to the parameters of financial viability of clubs and guarantees on the future. The four companies should be to broaden the ranks of the league, just based on these criteria, have already been identified: it is Venice, Casale Monferrato, Veroli and, precisely, Reggio. If you were to release a fifth, the candidate would Verona.
a project as you see, already outlined. A project that would allow the LegaDue, where there are some companies that might fail to return to the old status of amateur championship, saving money and giving, so vital oxygen to all clubs. And that would also give the league the opportunity from registering six foreigners, without distinction between EU and non EU. Just what the league maximum of associations have been calling for years and now attain. Beware, though: the problems to be solved are many beginning with the calendar would become very long for the teams involved in European Cups. The idea is, if they are speaking, alloys are not enthusiastic, but FIP \u200b\u200bis favorable. Well, better not to dream ...
and Reggio in the room of red and white buttons, as they live this opportunity? Without your hopes up. To whom it was indicated that the company is solid and would not have problems to deal with series A. Now we wait to see what happens. And in the meantime, we focus on the fight to avoid relegation. It seems incredible, but it's all true.

Daniel Barilli