Farioli explains the phrase ‘against everything and everyone’ | OneFootball

For a philosopher, what does that slogan mean?I don’t think there’s much more to add. It’s a very inclusive message, considering the people who are with you, those you can count on and trust in good times and bad. And we know full well that everything outside that closest circle is not going to be friendly, nor is it going to make our lives any easier. Most likely, it will create every possible obstacle — and sometimes even impossible ones — along the way. This season, we had something that began with the loss of Jorge Costa, some serious injuries, which are part of football, of course, and which you can neither control nor predict. They are punches in the face that we take, and as a group we have to find a way to get back up and, naturally, each in our own case, individually as well. Beyond the other circumstances we spoke about a lot throughout the season, it was a constant feeling we had in every match, from the first to the last. Even so, the team managed to deal with that frustration and anger in the best way, adding an even more competitive spirit and an even stronger desire to prove to ourselves the level that was required. And, in the end, reaching the beginning of May with the job done was something truly positive and noteworthy. And, of course, Saturday’s celebration is something that will stay in our memories forever.

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