I started a new story a couple of days ago, however my laptop died and the file corrupted, however I will start his new one and it will be a little different from the last one. If anybody has any suggestions please leave them for me as I want to make this as interesting to read as possible. Enjoy
July 1st 2014:
Nulla è certo, this is my motto for life, it is Italian for 'Nothing is Certain' I believe in this as it means to take nothing for granted. However I fell victim to it today.
Today was the worst day of my life, I knew it was coming, the fans knew it was coming, the world knew it was coming. My past had been hidden but had now come and swallowed me whole. It had changed my life in the matter of seconds.
My name is Alessio Cantini and I am, or sorry was the manager of Sheffield United up until today. The incident occured a couple of months back in Peterborough. It was the last game of the season and we were drawing 2-2. We needed the win to get into the play-offs, we needed 1 goal. An inch perfect pass had come in over Jose Baxter's shoulder and he had fired it home. I was estatic, everything had finally fallen into place, or had it?
Within seconds my dreams were shattered as the whistle went, I looked over my right shoulder and the linesman had his flag up for offside, I was furious, I snapped. One minute I saw him, the next I was standing next to him, screaming down his ear to make sure he heard my anger and fustration. The referee came over and sent me to the stands for the rest of the game. However the punishment would be alot more severe.
That brings us to now, after months of meetings and discusions between the FA, Referees association, the club and the surporters trust, they came to the conclusion. I had to go, within an hour or so of me being notified; this was put up on the Sheffield United Official website.
'SHEFFIELD UNITED SACK CANTINI'
"We regret to inform him, the board but most importantly the fans, we have released Alessio Cantini from his managerial contract, we are thankful to him for all he has done but we can not put up with abuse towards officials at our club so we have therefore released him"
"We hope him the best for the future and hope he will once again find himself in management but sadly it can't be here"
Comments were flying everywhere on this article and all over twitter. The main message from them was:
"Everyone deserves a 2nd chance, he has only done it once and he deserved to stay"
As much as I love the fans backing I knew they werent correct, this was actually the 4th time I had been fined for abuse towards officials. I was hoping that as I grew I would be able to handle it better, it never happened and now I have payed the ultimate price
July 1st 2014:
Nulla è certo, this is my motto for life, it is Italian for 'Nothing is Certain' I believe in this as it means to take nothing for granted. However I fell victim to it today.
Today was the worst day of my life, I knew it was coming, the fans knew it was coming, the world knew it was coming. My past had been hidden but had now come and swallowed me whole. It had changed my life in the matter of seconds.
My name is Alessio Cantini and I am, or sorry was the manager of Sheffield United up until today. The incident occured a couple of months back in Peterborough. It was the last game of the season and we were drawing 2-2. We needed the win to get into the play-offs, we needed 1 goal. An inch perfect pass had come in over Jose Baxter's shoulder and he had fired it home. I was estatic, everything had finally fallen into place, or had it?
Within seconds my dreams were shattered as the whistle went, I looked over my right shoulder and the linesman had his flag up for offside, I was furious, I snapped. One minute I saw him, the next I was standing next to him, screaming down his ear to make sure he heard my anger and fustration. The referee came over and sent me to the stands for the rest of the game. However the punishment would be alot more severe.
That brings us to now, after months of meetings and discusions between the FA, Referees association, the club and the surporters trust, they came to the conclusion. I had to go, within an hour or so of me being notified; this was put up on the Sheffield United Official website.
'SHEFFIELD UNITED SACK CANTINI'
"We regret to inform him, the board but most importantly the fans, we have released Alessio Cantini from his managerial contract, we are thankful to him for all he has done but we can not put up with abuse towards officials at our club so we have therefore released him"
"We hope him the best for the future and hope he will once again find himself in management but sadly it can't be here"
Comments were flying everywhere on this article and all over twitter. The main message from them was:
"Everyone deserves a 2nd chance, he has only done it once and he deserved to stay"
As much as I love the fans backing I knew they werent correct, this was actually the 4th time I had been fined for abuse towards officials. I was hoping that as I grew I would be able to handle it better, it never happened and now I have payed the ultimate price