Ivrea, Barcaro explains the step back Now head to the playoffs

The general manager: “The ideas about the future were different” Sunday debut in Pianezza, sports director Foti still believes in it

IVREA

A lot of noise in Canavese football circles was caused by the press release issued by Ivrea announcing the farewell at the end of the season of the general manager Alessandro Barcaro, historical manager of the Ivrea association and effective interpreter of the merger with Bollengo Albiano. But what are the reasons? “Different views between me and the other members of the Board about the corporate organization and the sporting goals to be pursued – Barcaro says – the ideas were completely different and I just have to take this step by leaving the company, to which I wish a future full of satisfactions “. Barcaro does not specify it, but it is likely that behind the farewell there is a diversity of views on the technical and organizational choices for next season. «Immense regret because I have sewn the orange colors on me. I thank everyone who collaborated with me, from the coaches to the managers to the players with whom I have always had an excellent relationship. – Barcaro concludes – I was pleased with the expressions of esteem for me by many Canavese sports managers ». Perhaps the press release, issued at a time when the orange players are still in the game for the promotion, may have created some perplexity inside the locker room but the players reiterated, in a meeting, that they have every intention not to give up and to try with all their strength to play it all the way, starting from Sunday (15.30 in Pianezza) with the match against Lascaris, as the sports director Mimmo Foti says. «We still have a cartridge in the barrel and we will try to put it to good use. Of course it won’t be easy but just as it isn’t for us, it won’t be for the others ». Up to the middle of the second round it seemed made for the orange who were first with 6 points over the second: “After the elimination in the Italian Cup something clicked in the minds of the boys – continues Foti – probably the awareness in their own means has been lost. had characterized us up to that moment. More than a physical decline, I would speak of a psychological decline “. –