The Vice President of the Rosanero outfit has gone on to comment on the fortunes of his club, and stated that they are confident about their prospects in the Lega.
Palermo have not been having the best of lucks this season, and they could not have started off on a worse start in this season of the Lega. They had hired the former Siena head coach, Giuseppe Sannino, in their ranks to lead the charge in the upcoming season,
however, after an indifferent start to the campaign, they went on to sack their head coach and opted to go for the former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567 Milan head coach, Gian Piero Gasperini.
This has led to an extremely disgruntled fan base and they thought that the change in management would lead to a change in results. Gasperini has turned around their fortunes, somewhat, but they had a dip in results and performance when they went on to take
the field at the San Siro on the 15th match day of the season. While commenting on the match, the chief of the Rosanero outfit went on to comment that he felt that they were within a chance of securing victory in the match against the Beneamata
outfit. He remarked that Gasperini and his men restricted the advances of the opposition to a http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Bare-c7300 minimum, and stated that it was disappointing for the team to be at the losing end.
He further went on to state that the Renzo Barbera side can secure victory against anyone. He was quoted to have said:
“I thought for a moment we could win against Inter. They didn't have many opportunities to score, so it's regretful that we didn't come away with some points. But we are ready to go. The team showed they can match anyone.”
While commenting on the match against Juventus, Micciche went on to comment that they would be tackling the Scudetto holders head on, and mentioned:
“The Juventus battleship is coming our way this Sunday, but fortunately the Renzo Barbera is starting to become something of a fortress for us.”
Juventus will be playing Palermo after their midweek Champions League endeavours.
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