Stramaccioni is the real superstar of the World Cup right now: at Qatar 2022, the coach has immediately entered the hearts of the fans. And the social media are in a tizzy
There’s a pleasant surprise after these first few days of the World Cup. We are talking about Stramaccioni, the former Inter coach who then took the road to Qatar to continue his profession, who is also proving to have important skills on commentary. Praised by many, Strama – you can’t forget that ‘well well, well’ siparietto with Cassano – is putting several more experienced colleagues who have made technical commentary their profession in line.
Social media have gone crazy over the words used by the coach in recent days. Who proves, objectively, but there are very few doubts, that he knows a lot about the game of football. And then there are those phrases, in ‘slang’, that have literally sent social media into a tailspin. Even this morning, in Morocco-Croatia, Stramaccioni said several of them.
Stramaccioni and those slang words
A phase of Morocco-Croatia
Meanwhile, some people are starting to draw comparisons with Adani. And many seem to be of the same mind as one user who points to Stramaccioni as being better than his colleague who has a past at Sky and is now popular with BoboTv and who also comments on the best matches of the World Cup. But then there are Stramaccioni’s words that are often heard during the matches he comments on, a coach’s dictionary, surely to be refreshed a little. ‘Too high the stakes’, ‘In a match like this it is important not to lose’. In short, they sound at times like the pre-match comments of any coach.
But despite this Stramaccioni’s manner pleases many. Pacified without a doubt, but in some situations he manages to give the right emphasis to a match like Morocco-Croatia which has so far offered few emotions. Absolutely promoted.
I say? I’ll say it.
Telecronache Stramaccioni ☻ telecronache Adani
Here someone had to say it– Gianni De Simon (@8Giads) November 23, 2022
I don’t know how many times Stramaccioni will say “what’s the slang” during this FIFAWorldCup
– turimorr (@turimorr1) November 23, 2022