Whoever put together this team failed across the board. There is no module that holds up. It is a group full of other people's rejects.

Nothing, nothing even this time that with great pride a Spal in ten for the expulsion of FIORDALISO had come back from an immediate 0-2 to 2-2 in the space of a minute. But what's the point, if you then hurt yourself like you did Nador, already in trouble on the 0-2 goal and more than ever an unreliable defender? So it ends again in defeat, even on the night when they deserved the point. For one reason or another, Spal's massacre continues. And it is a real, continuous massacre. In Chiavari 0-2 at 7', with Ternana 0-1 at 2', with Campobasso at 3' while Arezzo and Rimini took a good (!) 18 and 22 minutes to break through. The Pineto is on average and passes at 5', at the first attack, and doubles at 17' at the second. Two actions, two conclusions, two goals in front of beautiful statuettes. It is no longer a bad habit, it is an irremediable drip, and at this point there is not even a module that holds up for the worst Spal in the recent tormented history: so, not even one more defender helps. Whoever set up this team has failed on all fronts, considering Spal people who are not Spal, and will have to answer for it and draw the appropriate consequences. How the Spal defenders are systematically cut out, no one in the entire professional panorama, and the risk of saying goodbye at the end of the season, the clan of the profs, with the humiliation of humiliations, is increasingly strong now.

That Spal reacts at 0-2 - and of course they do - and shows that they can create opportunities as they did in Chiavari is the least they can do. The only new thing for a team that no longer knows the art of scoring, except for a 40-year-old who starts from the bench, is the brace by Karlsson, which gives hope that the centre forward has finally recovered. Molina will also fight, but never makes an impact. Up until Pineto, Spal Baldini he had only scored from a penalty and a free kick, plus twice when the match was 0-2, in the 90th minute. More than for the standings, a 2-2 in Abruzzo would have been a boost for morale. Instead, the 2-3 risks killing him. Why the frightened Spal doesn't play as they did when the match was 0-2 from the 1st minute is a mystery, which is becoming increasingly clear: there is no tactical system that holds up, you always lose because too many protagonists in Spal are other people's rejects born as substitutes, and instead they should be regularly on the pitch.