It would almost certainly have been a revolution, even in the event of salvation, if the victory had arrived in Venice. It will certainly be a revolution at Cagliari, now that we have to start again from B. It is Cagliari’s second relegation in the Giulini era: the president had begun his adventure at the helm of the club in 2014/15 with an 18th place. Same placement and same number of coaches who have alternated on the bench, three, this season.
Team contested by the 700 fans who followed Joao Pedro and associates also in Venice. “Get away from Cagliari” they shouted to the players with their heads bowed under the curve.
And many will indeed go away. For Serie B there will be a rejuvenation, Giulini hinted at the end of the match after apologizing at the press conference with the fans. The name of the coach will be decided after the conclusion of the Primavera playoffs: only then will the fate of Agostini be known, but he should hardly remain. Those who have the market and requests will go away: it will be difficult to see players like Joao Pedro, Nandez and Cragno in rossoblù in B.
Keita, Strootman and Dalbert will also leave. Lovato is off the loan as well, a very unlikely confirmation for Baselli.
Ceppitelli and Lykogiannis are at the end of their contract: Cagliari seems a chapter already closed. Walukiewicz and Pereiro could also change the air. In Serie B we start again from Carboni, Altare, Obert, Deiola. And perhaps also by Grassi and Pavoletti. Promotion in sight from the Spring for Kourfalidis, Luvumbo and Palomba.
Meanwhile, the anger of the fans is mounting on the web. A letter protesting against Giulini had already appeared in the center in recent weeks. And the curve had also attacked the rossoblù president on several occasions during the last home matches. “Bad luck has nothing to do with it, it’s a deserved relegation – a fan thunders on Facebook and next year’s Serie B will be very difficult: there are Genoa, Parma, Venice, Brescia, Benevento, Frosinone, Perugia”. Someone also dwells on the Giulini-Caressa televised clash (with the president who denied rumors of sale) and assigns the victory to the journalist: “he was the only one who told him the truth in his face”.
Source: Ansa
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