Udinese, 8,079 season ticket holders to warm up Friuli

Closed the campaign that could bring back the general public. The club: «Outstanding result». The AUC: “It was the desired goal”

UDINE. It starts again in Turin, on Monday night, as the English like to say were the first to clear the “super delay” by detaching it from football Sunday.

Then Udinese will test whether the Friuli stadium will really be “warmer” than the first home matches of the season which, thanks to the habits lost during the Serie A lockdown and the capacity limitations, first set at 50 percent and now at 75 , they have never been sold out, not even against a big one like Juventus or Napoli leader of the table.

Now the Juventus club, starting from a hard core of 8,079 subscribers, hopes to bring back to the stands of the Rizzi those 18,000 spectators (approximately) who could now actually enter, Green passed to hand.

The first test will be the match following the away match in Turin, set for Sunday 28th, when at three in the afternoon Udinese will host Genoa for an appointment with Juventus hearts, given the importance of the stakes, a consideration that is can do right now, regardless of the result of the shooting match against Juric’s grenade.

Because if you lose you will have to keep the Griffin at a distance, one of the “nobles” lagging behind in the standings, while a blitz by the “Gotti gang” would require immediate confirmation at home precisely to try to restore breath to the loose cannon ambitions that Gino Pozzo would like. revive through the team designed and packaged last summer.

The sold out match, on the other hand, could be that of Saturday 11 December with Milan, at the top with Napoli, a match that will attract the many Rossoneri fans present in the Triveneto to Friuli who, however, will already find at least 8,079 more inside. – it is a foregone conclusion – if Udinese will be able to restart on the right foot after the break.

“This is an exceptional result that must be compared and highlighted on the basis of the current moment we still live and the profoundly changed dynamics for football in these two years”, explained the dg Franco Collavino, commenting with satisfaction on the result of the season ticket campaign closed yesterday. , a satisfaction shared by the supporters organized through the words of the AUC: “Reaching 8,000 subscribers was the desired goal and so it was”.

The ball now really goes to the Udinese team – The first step to warm up Friuli again has been taken.