Dan Cancian
Senior Writer at Destination Calcio
Sport journalist. Italian football for @dstncalcio and F1 for @ForbesSports. Cricket tragic, own opinions and all that.
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1 day ago |
destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian
Ahead of Sampdoria’s day of reckoning against Juve Stabia, Alberico Evani urged his players to use the fear of relegation to Serie C to their advantage. “I believe that fear must exist,” he told reporters. “Only the unconscious are not afraid. The important thing is to direct it in the right way. “There are those fears that block you, then there are those fears that put you in a position to be afraid of the opponent but put you in a position to overcome it.”This was very on brand for Evani.
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1 day ago |
forbesargentina.com | Amura CMS |Dan Cancian
Como se rumoreaba, el Gran Premio de Miamimarcó el final de una era para Alpine. La escudería reemplazó a Jack Doohan por Franco Colapinto menos de un día después de que el director del equipo, Oliver Oakes, renunciara de forma abrupta.
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2 days ago |
destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian
And so to the Serie B season finale. After nine months of compelling drama and more twists and turns than The Sopranos box set, it all comes down to this – 90 minutes to determine the play-offs and relegation verdicts. Sassuolo and Pisa have punched their ticket to Serie A, while Spezia and Cremonese have secured a bye to the play-off semi-finals. Juve Stabia, Catanzaro and Palermo are all in the play-offs, with Cesena fancied to hold on to the final spot ahead of Bari.
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3 days ago |
destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian
The setting of two of William Shakespeare’s plays, Verona is no stranger to intrigue, love, drama and tragedy. When it comes to gloriously unrestrained, all-consuming romance, however, nothing matches Verona’s fairytale run to the Serie A title in 1985. A feat so improbable and built on so many fascinating characters, you could be forgiven for thinking it had been written by the Bard himself.
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5 days ago |
forbes.com | Pat Mahomes |Dan Cancian
The Miami Grand Prix may have marked the end of an era for Alpine, who replaced Jack Doohan with Franco Colapinto less than a day after team principal Oliver Oakes abruptly quit. The team, which counts NFL star Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce among its investors along with Masters champion Rory McIlroy and Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds, began the season looking to improve on last year’s sixth place finish in the constructors’ championship.
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