“I have admiration for Lotito, but it would be appropriate for him to take a step back every now and then,” says Zazzaroni
“Tomorrow is Christmas, and this is already splendid news: I love Christmas. And in eight days the Corriere dello sport-Stadio enters its hundred-first year of life: I can guarantee that we are loaded with buckshot. I have lots of Christmas thoughts to distribute: more pats to Cannavacciuolo than gift packages”. This is how Ivan Zazzaroni's article on Corriere dello Sport opens and then goes into detail:
“The first is for the League of A which is making up for another shitty figure: a few days ago 14 out of 20 clubs duly elected Ezio Maria Simonelli. One of the six defeated presidents, however, doesn't want to stay: he considers the accountant ineligible Marche because he is the bearer of an infinite series of conflicts of interest (which can however be eliminated). In a country where conflict of interest is the rule, Simonelli could aim for the presidency of the Chamber, something else that of the League for which he was a candidate, but not eligible. Is it a joke? But how? Hadn't he always declared that he was not constrained but scattered? I have sincere admiration for the president of Lazio who eats them all up if he wants (he has been doing it for years): it would be appropriate, however, for him to take a step back every now and then – a pasito patras – for the good of the majority, of the system”
