my name is colane

Chapter 97
Since "Corriere dello Sport" first revealed that the owner of the Trapani Club, Gianluigi Passigio Colleini, was dissatisfied with the referee's penalty and locked the referee team in the locker room after the game. All major media rushed to report.

Many people have also started to get to the bottom of the Trapani club and its owners. Even though it is not the age of the Internet explosion, Hugo’s family has been wiped out. It turns out that this is the talented little writer back then. , It turns out that this is the co-founder of the Google company, I didn't expect him to be the owner of Trapani Football Club!
Hugo's limelight has caught up with the top star in Serie A in the sports world!
Young and rich, young and vigorous, what made him make such a ridiculous move? ! The well-known reporter of Gazzetta dello Sport, Paul Garlando, looked at the newspaper articles on the table and shook his head.

Youth is synonymous with impulsiveness!But think about a young writer who can write a national bestseller, a young man who is said to be worth hundreds of millions, would he really be so impulsive? !

Paolo Garlando expresses deep doubts, Trapani!Sicily!
A thought flashed through Garlando's mind like lightning. Is this the guy's background? !Could it be the background of the mafia? Garlando couldn't think of why he was so rich at a young age!What is the basis for imprisoning the referee team unscrupulously? !Could it be because he has some kind of shady background? !

The reporter's sensitivity made Garlando feel that this matter still has the potential to dig deeper!

"Go to Trapani as soon as possible to find out!" Garlando said to himself, of course, soon, more reporters will think of this, and then dig out more valuable news.

Garlando made a decisive decision and ordered his assistant to buy a ticket to Palermo for him. He wanted to go deep into the tiger's den and catch the cub.

Of course, Hugo didn't know that some reporters had been eyeing him, guessing that he was a potential cancer in Italian football, and wanted to drive him out of Italian football. Italian football does not allow the existence of mafia, even though everyone knows the mafia in football The Party does exist, but it’s not Hugo. Persimmons are always soft!
Hugo is worrying about the team, Allegri will be rested for at least two weeks, and the team has two games to play without Allegri, which is a problem, of course another problem It was Allegri who was unable to come to the team, and Hugo had no choice but to serve as the head coach of the team seriously. Fortunately, the training program is now being formulated by Barrias and others, so training is not a problem.

Barrias and others and the players saw the chaotic scene after the game that day, and left the stadium early and fled. Although they knew that the "fans" were not targeting them, they were also worried about harming Chiyu.

Later, they heard that the referee team was locked in the locker room for four or five hours. They had a faint feeling that things were not that simple. How could the fans grab the keys so easily? !But having said that, like Hugo, they also laughed at whether Broki and the others were stupid, wouldn't it be enough to just kick the door open and escape? !

Of course, on the whole, they are all happy that this happened. Damn, there is something wrong with this referee team, and they deserve it for torturing them like this!

That's why they don't care if Hugo made things by himself!
Barrias and others, like Hugo, are also troubled by the team's next two games. Trapani's overall strength is improved because of the addition of three important figures. The grade dropped several steps immediately, and now the most critical figure Allegri is injured, and the team doesn't even know what strategy to play.

"Gigi, the team must increase the probability of playing the ball in the backcourt in the next two games. We lack Xiabi now, so we may not be able to control the midfield! We can only minimize the control of the midfield in the next game!" Barea Suggested to Hugo.

"But we can't just watch others take control of the situation!" Hugo replied depressingly.

"Actually, this is not a problem. I studied the next two opponents. Their offensive ability is not strong. Even if they have some possession of the ball, based on their previous offensive ability, I don't think it will cause us too much trouble. Trouble!" Barias said the results of his own research.

"Besides, we're just playing the way we're used to in the past!" Fitness coach Massimo Lombardi also interjected.

What Lombardi said is the truth. Although Allegri controlled the midfield in the past, the offense was basically crosses. Long passes are popular. Allegri's control transfer is more to tear apart the opponent. Defensive formation, after all, many teams are on the defensive against Trapani, and now that Allegri is not there, the opponent is very likely to change their strategy and want to seize the midfield, so that there may be more gaps in the backcourt , It is beneficial for Trapani to play long passes.

Of course, I can’t say enough about the quality. Trapani’s players are basically amateurs. In the past, when launching long passes, Allegri was often used to keep the distance as short as possible.

Long balls and crosses are not so simple and easy to practice. Of course it is easy to say, but it is extremely difficult for players to practice to achieve the said effect. Anyone who has played football knows that it takes 30 to 40 meters in a row It is not enough time for a long pass, not to mention that you may face pressure from the opponent on the court, and the accuracy may be even worse.

This is what Hugo is worried about. Trapani's efficiency is actually extremely poor in this way of playing.

"In the past two days, let's hurry up and practice new tactics. Without Victor and Charpy, we have to work harder!" Hugo ordered, "Michele, I have to deal with off-court tactics during this time." You, Massimo, and Andrea need to spend more time on some affairs!"

Victor was kicked off the field by Brockey's red card in the last game, and he will definitely not be able to participate in the next away game. As for whether he will be punished additionally, it's hard to say!

Hugo estimated that the amateur league would issue tickets soon. Victor and the referee team being locked up in the locker room were not the same thing, and they might be issued separate tickets.

Hugo was thinking about how he should respond. He had already discussed with the Trapani police on the day the incident happened. The definition of this incident was not the fan riots, but the fans and the referee team after the game. A dialogue took place, and no one was hurt and there was no conflict.

The same is true of the qualitative results of everyone's discussions with the head of the regional committee, Alberto Ricci.

The current development of the matter is that the high level of the amateur league hastily disclosed in the media that this is the club deliberately detaining the referee group, while the local amateur committee and the local police station below have characterized it as a confrontation between the fans and the referee group.

Alberto Rich reported the investigation results of the incident to the Amateur League on the second day, and the local police station also announced the details of the incident the next day. The definition is of course completely different from that of the Amateur League executives.

This is actually where Hugo has confidence. Your amateur league may be the first to make trouble after hearing Broki’s one-sided words, preconceived, and completely killed me, but I am really monolithic in the local area. I don’t think you can turn your mouth .

Paulo Garlando came to Trapani on the third day. Apart from disclosing the incident in the media, the Amateur League also announced that it would set up an investigation team to investigate this incident. Of course, Tavecchio I don’t want to set up any investigation team, but the amateur league is definitely not monolithic. Now not only the preliminary investigation conclusions of the Trapani Provincial Amateur Committee are quite different from the information received by the amateur league executives, but also the amateur football committee of the Palermo Autonomous Region. Strongly opposed, and imposed severe penalties on the Trapani club without investigation.

Hugo didn't take the series. These series were all helped by Alberto Ricci. Rich really didn't want to see Trapani's good situation ruined by a game, to be precise, by some big shots It was ruined, and now he doesn't care about his feelings, and chooses to stand firmly on Hugo's side.

It was only when Paul Garlando arrived in Trapani that he realized that the results in this place were completely different from the results disclosed by the amateur league in the media. As a well-known reporter, he revealed his identity and found the local police station.

According to the police station, they received a call from Trapani immediately, saying that the fans surrounded the referee team and locked the referee in the locker room. They called the police, but the attitude of the fans was gentle and firm. Yes, I want the referee team to give an explanation, and apologize to the Trapani club and the fans.

The sheriff who received him happened to be Giuseppe Napolino. Napolino said: "Whether there was a misjudgment during the game or whether Mr. Brocchi made a major mistake is not the focus of our attention. We just wanted to take them away safely, so we persuaded Mr. Brocchi to apologize to the fans, and the fans kindly let them go!"

"If the cause of the incident, I think you are a reporter, you should dig out the truth of this incident, what caused the anger of the Trapani fans! I am definitely Mr. Brocchi should feel lucky, we The people of Trapani are all civilized people, if this is in Palermo or Catania, I can hardly believe that they can leave safely!" Napolino said with a sip of coffee, obviously he Expressing an attitude, he believes that the referee team headed by Broki is the culprit.

Garlando didn't jump to conclusions, but his professional habits told him that things might be complicated. The sheriff was saying that Brockey's penalty on the field had aroused public outrage, and that's when the incident happened. root cause.

(End of this chapter)