MOLIX MOLINELLA: Tognon 12, Negroni 4, Leopizzi 7, Bianchi 7, Raggi no, Bozzoli no, Venturi no, Tabellini 2, Seravalli 12, Carella 14, Zaharia no, Farabegoli no. Coach Baiocchi. EMIL GAS SCANDIANO: Fikri 8, Costoli 4, Astolfi 11, Fontanili, Bertolini 6, Levinskis 7, Riccò 9, Vecchi, Caiti 22, Casini none, Sironi none. Coach Spaggiari. Referees: Addresses of Modena and Moro of Bologna. "He always wanted to come to the field with me," says his father Edgardo, "as soon as he could he started playing and after a few years he joined the youth team of the Bologna. The call made him very happy. The company helped us and directed him towards a role more suited to his characteristics". At that point the call came from theInter who, taking advantage of the possibility of choosing before signing the contract, did not hesitate to bring home a prospect of absolute value: "Inter had come to see him several times, there were other teams interested in him but they were the ones who wanted him the most. We opted to go to that club and we have not regretted it". His arrival in Milan came in 2021, in the midst of the Covid era: "He never showed any signs of discontent at being away from his family, even though it was during the Covid period. He immediately found a good group at the boarding school and also as a team. We always felt he was at peace. Inter helped him grow and followed him right from the start". And the young Bolognese born in 2007 has been able to repay the trust with performances: "He started off well last summer, he was brought into the first team. He got injured but then he recovered. He is a boy with a great passion for the football, he believes in it a lot, makes sacrifices and is very focused on pursuing his goals." A season with the Inter Primavera to end in the best possible way, Youth League included, the National team that after the call-ups to the Under 19s could keep him in the Azzurri circle and the first team, a year to frame for Cocchi who does not want to stop: "The season is going according to expectations, there was the joy of the debut in the Champions League. Matteo, however, takes things one step at a time". The championship clash with Bologna is scheduled for April 20, at the Dall'Ara. "Matteo had a great time during his years at Casteldebole, he already played against the Primavera a few weeks ago and there was a bit of emotion in seeing his teammates again, the colors of the past. But when the referee blows the whistle, if he plays with the big boys, his thoughts will pass". This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Tommy Gate Company recently purchased a 40-percent equity stake in Anteo S.P.A. a liftgate manufacturer located in Molinella Specific terms of the deal were not disclosed but ownership of Tommy Gate remains unchanged and the management teams for Tommy Gate and Anteo will remain in place Anteo was founded in 1969 and today has successful distribution around the world will continue to manage the day-to-day operations of the company and retain his 60-percent ownership stake “Anteo is one of the few truly global liftgate companies,” said T.J built a company that is admired and respected everywhere and we are thrilled about the potential of this relationship.” Anteo’s appeal in the steel-loving United States has been limited but Blandford and Maietti recognize times are changing fleets and vehicle owners in the US have begun to place a greater emphasis on efficiency The time is right for an American partner who recognizes the opportunity with our products,” Maietti said Both companies expect long-term benefits from the relationship “My first impression upon visiting Molinella and the Anteo factory was how much it felt like Iowa,’” said Lila Blandford president of Tommy Gate and daughter of Bus Brown “It was immediately obvious to us that culturally this would be a really good fit have the potential to create something special that will last a very long time.” making his debut in the top European competition wearing the shirt ofInter was added by Simone Inzaghi to the first team at a time when the team's infirmary is full and the young Bolognese has responded present He who is having a great season with Inter's Primavera absolute protagonist with 4 goals and 4 assists and who was able to immediately attract the attention of Inzaghi who had him on the bench against Lazio "This evening (yesterday for those reading every child dreams this moment and tonight I'm very happy to have fulfilled this wish - said Cocchi at the end of the match with Feyenoord which saw him replace Acerbi in the 84th minute - The points of reference Marco's I think he is the best in the world at the moment I take inspiration from him and I always try to steal something from him." Cocchi is a son of art: both the grandpa the father were football players: the first was a veteran of Molinella while father Edgardo was champion of Italy with the Bologna Allievi in ​​1988-89 Matteo also played in the red and blue youth where he moved in 2019 from US Reno Molinella and that year he won the Under 13 championship with the debut among the Allievi and then the arrival season after season in the Primavera In the year in which Bologna also made its return to the stars the very young Matteo Cocchi experienced his first night of glory Robin Srl Company subject to the management and coordination of Monref Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com The Gargano peninsula is a popular seaside haunt for Italians but now a new breed of young operators are offering low-impact activities away from the crowds greener breaks on Italy’s Gargano peninsulaThis article is more than 2 years oldThe Gargano peninsula is a popular seaside haunt for Italians Sat 29 Apr 2023 12.00 CESTShareThe forest was deep rare glimpses of blue sky through the dense canopy I’d have needed the jacket from my pannier Yet just that morning we’d been kayaking off a hot To many UK holidaymakers, Puglia means flying to Bari and visiting Polignano, Ostuni, Alberobello for the trulli, and maybe the baroque city of Lecce; few head north to the Gargano. (For non-flyers, however, Foggia, on the mainline from Milan, offers bus and train links across the peninsula. And a new bus service, Gargano Easy to Reach So instead of driving to a holiday village to lie on the beach and maybe take a motorboat trip to admire the cliffs and sea caves Michele suggests visitors try greener activities: cycling and kayaked among sea stacks under the cliffsWe’d started our day at Mattinatella A gorgeous beach of fine white shingle under low cliffs But we paddled Michele’s brilliant transparent canoes north round a headland and were soon in our own pristine world of clear jade sea and beaches inaccessible from the land We sunbathed and picnicked by the mouth of a cave and kayaked among sea stacks under chalk-white cliffs banded with layers of flint but only non-motorised craft are allowed to put ashore here where Michele has turned several little white terraces into holiday lets Each one-floor house is in a two-storey building They were built in the 1300s as lodgings for the pilgrims who flocked here for centuries before anyone had heard of “tourism” Monte Sant’Angelo offers great sea views from its 796-metre altitude Photograph: Getty ImagesAccording to tradition the archangel Michael appeared several times in a cave here in the late fifth century (The faithful still come to a big Saint Michael festival in September.) and bakeries in town offer all kinds of sourdough bread Michele Simone and wife Sara enjoying a panzerotto in Monte Sant’Angelo. Photograph: Liz BoulterAnother treat is panzerotto, deep-fried, folded pizza found from Bari northwards. The best are at takeaway Pizzeria SixtySeven in Monte mozzarella and a little ham (€3.50) by an elderly couple who make each one fresh and they once did a meat-free version for a German visitor.) For dessert a Neapolitan-run shop a few doors down sells nuvole (clouds) – small brioche shells filled with cream and ricotta and drenched in icing sugar but days of active pursuits allowed us extra calories On other days we hiked off the calories, first to sixth-century Pulsano Abbey with panoramic views of the Manfredonia gulf to the south Those with a head for heights can climb down to rock-hewn hermitages in the gorge side including one dedicated to Father Christmas himself Saint Nicholas of Myra (who is buried in Bari) featured trips and local tips for your next break as well as the latest deals from Guardian Holidays A walk on Monte Saraceno took us into prehistory and the 3,000-year-old Daunians, who buried their dead in foetal position, ready to be born again. On this outcrop over the sea, 400 round, basin-like graves sit in the rock in a glorious spot, with sea views stretching north to the Tremiti islands Michele is not the only young entrepreneur pushing sustainable Gargano: he collaborates with trekking companies Gargano Natour and Gargano Wunderland. This year they have teamed up to launch Gargano Green Card offering one-stop booking and discounts on green activities on the peninsula Cala Molinella eco resort near ViesteOn the coast near Vieste, Michele also works with the Silvestri siblings, who have turned the family olive estate into Cala Molinella with stone-built apartments (from €500 a week for two) all solar-powered and furnished with reclaimed wood told us how food waste goes to the site’s pigs They run weekly supper clubs by the (desalinated water) pool with bar and sunbeds but also plenty of “free” sand has resurrected an important Gargano tradition For centuries people here lived by fishing but pirates and stormy seas made this perilous One man’s job would be to watch for shoals of fish from the end of one antenna and tell the guys on deck when to lower the huge net Pools in the rocky coast were used to keep fish alive to sell over several days The Sivestris’ trabucco near Cala Molinella Photograph: Matteo SilvestriTrabucchi are now up for Unesco intangible heritage status (sponsored by the European Fisheries Fund) Matteo has refurbished one from the late 19th century that was crumbling into the water I watched in wonder as Natale and Giuseppe nipped about the apparatus like ships’ boys on rigging and the platform makes a stunning setting for Cala Molinella’s summer yoga classes “Our grandparents’ ways were green – they had no other choice The trip was provided by Dove andiamo sul Gargano which has village houses for two from €50 a night