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Max Hall discovers there are deeper concerns than relegation from Serie D for a Genovese club whose ground nestles precariously beneath a steep hillside which has been part of the club’s eventful history.
Away from the frenzy of Serie A, the Italian regional football season is in its infancy. PINT’s Max Hall was in Cornigliano to sample life in the Eccellenza league.
With former European Cup finalists Sampdoria starting the weekend rock bottom of Serie A after three straight defeats, PINT’s Max Hall was at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris on Sunday to try and work out just what is going wrong for the Blucerchiata.
With Serie A showcasing the world’s best footballing talent in the 1990s, the stodgy fare on offer at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris yesterday bore testament to the many obituaries written about the Italian game during the all too public regression of Gli Azzurri.
Wolves will take three away goals and a one-goal lead to Molineux in a week’s time but may still end up wondering what might have been after failing to see out the game for a more emphatic win in Turin.
Wolves manager Nuno Espírito Santo is having to juggle Europa League commitments with a Premier League campaign. For Torino’s Walter Mazzarri, Thursday’s tie is a curtain raiser for the Serie A season.
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