Cremonese, Giampaolo Exempted After the Success in the Italian Cup: a Former Juve in Pole to Replace
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From Parma to Parma: Marco Giampaolo's adventure on the Cremonese bench lasted just 13 races between Serie A, closed with the relegation, Serie B and Coppa Italia.
Cremonese, Giampaolo Exempted After the Success in the Italian Cup: a Former Juve in Pole to Replace
I change to the technical guide of Cremonese. The Lombard company decided to stop the relationship with Marco Giampaolo, raising the coach from the position to lead the first team.
Two heavy defeats and the Coppa Italia race that was supposed to represent a crossroads. And in fact it was so, even if the result of the latter arrived precisely at Cremonese.
Cremonese, comes a shock relief: Giampaolo leaves after the success of Parma and arrives the new technician Pecchia Clamoroso Regltone in the Cremonese house. A few hours after the win for 2-0 against Parma in the sixteenths of the Italian Cup, the club announced the exemption of Marco Giampaolo, a technician from Abruzzo known for his technical football and [...]
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