Palermo President Paul Baccaglini assured fans he has “a more consistent view” than predecessor Maurizio Zamparini and pledged a sacrifice in case of safety.
The Rosanero host Roma tonight at 19.45 GMT, follow the action as it happens on the Liveblog.
Italian-American Baccaglini took over the Sicilian club today from Zamparini, so is he likely to go through Coaches with as much wild abandon?
Palermo President Paul Baccaglini assured fans he has “a more consistent view” than predecessor Maurizio Zamparini and pledged a sacrifice in case of safety.
The Rosanero host Roma tonight at 19.45 GMT, follow the action as it happens on the Liveblog.
Italian-American Baccaglini took over the Sicilian club today from Zamparini, so is he likely to go through Coaches with as much wild abandon?
“I love good football too, but perhaps I have a more consistent view of the sport,” laughed Baccaglini on Mediaset Premium.
“Unpredictable things can happen in a season, but as a former sportsman I like to put my faith in the Coach and players so we can develop over the campaign.
“I believe in this important and passionate city. I wanted to get a real feel for the pulse of the situation and went around the city streets and markets, seeing what the fans had to ask me.
“Day by day I am getting to know a new city and the atmosphere is incredible. I even asked my wife if we had already won the Scudetto, because the people were so enthusiastic about their team.
“Our project for this club is all-encompassing, based on the stadium and youth academy too. We have a fantastic youth system. We’ve got a Plan A for remaining in Serie A and a Plan B in case of relegation.
“It’s important to create a winning mentality. I already promised to do all sorts of things if we stay in Serie A, like walk to the Church on my knees, eat 20 sandwiches with milza, get a tattoo on my face – I’ll do all of it. I’m a man of my word!”
The former satirical TV comic already got a tattoo of the Palermo club symbol on his chest.