And now?

In these days the 60 million technical commissioners that make up our country are analyzing the reasons for the, sportily tragic, elimination of our national football team from the world cup in Qatar which will take place at the end of this year.
So if I also add my analysis, the world certainly does not fall.

As I have already told, I am an Aston Villa fan, I follow their matches, seeing a Premier match and then a Serie A match has the same effect as seeing an action at natural speed and then the itself in replay.
In the Premier in midfield it's all a succession of strong contrasts,
the referee almost always lets it go, the midfielders are all beautifully structured, the downtime is minimal, it is another sport compared to what we see here.

In our league as soon as a player is touched he faints, I defenders can practically no longer play because the attackers think first of falling and then playing.
Ours is an old, ancient championship, falsely tactical, we run much less than what happens in other championships.

As a result our national team hardly meets too technically poor but physically structured like Macedonia, Northern Ireland and partially Switzerland we never manage to have a shred of numerical superiority, a flicker, a winning tackle, a second ball up on we arrive first.

All the Italian teams take the field with a maximum of 2/3 Italians, for the rest they are all foreigners, often of low league or unknown, while our youngsters rot on the bench or are relegated to Serie B.

Then Mancini made a contribution to him by paying a debt of gratitude towards the players who handed him over a well-deserved European, it would have been the moment to thank and change but we preferred to insist with Immobile, Insigne, Barella, Verratti and others who had either already given their best or
they were in a physical crisis from which it seems difficult to get out.
Then it went as it went ...