(ANSA) – ROME, AUGUST 11 – The Serie B full of big names begins tomorrow this season, even more awaited than usual, and it does so by immediately proposing a confrontation between two very ambitious teams like Parma and Bari, who face each other in the advance of the ‘Tardini’. The hosts, who on the occasion will have the new main sponsor Prometeon (company that produces tires) on their shirts, aim for promotion despite the presence of many qualified rivals, while the freshman Bari, dragged by the passion of an audience that has few equals , he intends to do a year of adjustment but then return to the glories of the past. It will also be an Argentine match between Franco Vazquez, for whom Parma has rejected all offers, and Ruben Botta, the idol of Bari fans.
“The group is in good condition, considering that Friday will be the fortieth day we work together – said the ducal coach, Fabio Pecchia on the eve -. Now we need games to improve the condition but it will only happen by playing. For now I have seen the right attitude and a great desire to do things together. Tomorrow I would like even more a Parma that wants to do, to defend but also to sink with strength and determination. What we did in Salerno must give us awareness. The heat affects , but playing in the evening there will be a more human temperature “.
The Bari coach Michele Mignani is also confident.
“In the two matches of the Italian Cup, although something has changed, there has always been performance – he underlines -. We have a month of work in the legs, we arrive prepared and enthusiastically for the Tardini match because the Cup matches have confirmed that the The work done so far is paying off. The first of the championship is always a different race, but we have to fight to the best of our ability. ” (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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