“Sarri never again approached in Napoli”: the Treccani fan petition


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Do you remember the euphoria in the city when Treccani inserted the term Sarrismo in its vocabulary? Those certainly were other times , it’s been over water under the bridges. And now with the now official landing of Maurizio Sarri at Juventus, the Napoli fans are ready to explode on social networks, but not only: they have already started with a petition. The reason is precisely the definition given by the well-known encyclopedia to the term Sarrismo coined to define the style of play and the personality of the former Napoli coach: The conception of the game of football promoted by the coach Maurizio Sarri, based on speed and propensity offensive; by extension, the interpretation of Sarri’s personality as a bloody expression of the popular soul of the city of Napoli and its typhoid “. Now, however, this definition is no longer acceptable to Neapolitan fans, who express their anger and their protest on the change.org portal: “After Sarri’s move to Juventus, any reference to the identity, even football, of the city of Napoli, appears decidedly offensive and mortifying “, reads.

A new betrayal that afflicts the tormented soul of the Neapolitans, ready to lash out against their former coach: “We don’t want Sarri to be approached in any way to our city, to our values and to the Neapolitan”, the Italian fans are turning on social networks too . Now off the suit, jacket and tie ready in the new club next to new habits and maybe new principles. “You had to fight the palace with us, and instead you joined the enemy,” it still reads on the web.

It’s a new era, the attachment to the shirt remains a utopia or an old memory of romantic football. Now that everything has changed, every professional chooses his own path. And the now former Commander – because from today onwards Napoli is ready to repudiate any name given with affection to the Tuscan technician – will also have to face this as a result of his choices.

From: Il Mattino.

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