In the late morning today, Fulvio Gais, a well-known Neapolitan sports director, who was well-liked and appreciated by all the Campania movement and by those who knew him, passed away.
Fulvio was being treated for lung cancer, which he himself announced on Facebook with his unforgettable irony, to all his friends and acquaintances. However, nothing foreshadowed a sudden death. Yesterday and this morning Fulvio was online, around 12.30 the illness and the impossiva death.

Read more: Fulvio Gais, an unbridgeable loss

Milena Bertolini, Coach of our National team, called Beppe Cesari, his former President when he coached Brescia, and his former Sports Director, Cristian Peri, to externalize their closeness and that of all the Blue Staff to the city of Brescia which is was hit very hard by this cursed epidemic and on the occasion launched a splendid proposal: to play the next game against Denmark, decisive for the qualification for the European Championship, at the RIGAMONTI DI BRESCIA stadium!

Read more: Milena Bertolini: "Brescia, I'll bring you Italy"

Rating: 5 / 5

Yesterday Italo Quintini left us, he left in silence after an intense life full of a lot of love for his family, but also for sport, which involved him with so much passion for many years as Manager in women's football.
A nice person, a manager always attentive, ready and available; in his long activity in the service of women's football he has known many footballers and obtained with them many satisfactions on a sports but also human level and the latter aspect was a great source of pride for him!

Read more: Ciao Italo!

A few weeks ago, when we announced the suspension of activities, we wrote that sport has a therapeutic value, for the body and emotions, and that it would soon return to be important in our lives.
In the following days, this crisis brought renewed questions on the fragility of each of us and of our ways of being together, of inhabiting the planet, of producing wealth. Sport is one of the tools we have available to deal with frailties and this is why it is necessary to give maximum consideration to the debates on when and, above all, on how sporting activities will restart.

Read more: Florentia San Gimignano, open letter to the world of football

The ball blocked by the protective net of a football field is the symbol of a game that when it resumes will no longer be the same as a few weeks ago.
SOCCER, like all the other non-indispensable working situations in the country, stopped "until a date to be destined"; The RED card with the CORONAVIRUS emblem was shown to all players, coaches, doctors, sports managers.

Read more: The blocked ball ...

What we know today as Ravenna Women is nothing more than the name of the sporting partnership made possible by a historical reality of our women's movement, which ended up becoming a protagonist in Serie A from a fraction of Ravenna: the USD San ​​Zaccaria. The small Romagna company was born almost for fun, unaware of the fact that in less than thirty years it would have come to fight in the top flight.
In the summer of 2018 San Zaccaria signed a synergy agreement with Ravenna 1903 FC, creating the Ravenna Women FC SSD arl.

Read more: Serie B club presentation: Ravenna Women FC

Pending the decisions that the Federal Council will take tomorrow, the question that the whole football world, not only national, but also international, since there are also the European Cups at stake, is: to suspend, continue the championships or postpone them all, as do you usually say, "to be decided"?

Read more: Suspend, continue or postpone the championships?

Rating: 4 / 5

As anticipated in the past months (https://www.calciodonne.it/rubriche/approfondimento/parliamone/26613-lo-sciopero-della-serie-a-spagnola-una-crisi-gestionale) Spanish women's football is experiencing a phase of development that will lead it to be a model championship: in fact, no other European country has managed to achieve what in Spain, the association of clubs and the union of players, reached last Wednesday February 19, ie the first collective agreement dedicated exclusively to women's football.

Read more: The Collective Agreement of Spanish women's football

"The passion of two people for a common sport, football, gives birth to a family, the family of Vittorio Veneto women's football". One of the most solid, long-lived and undoubtedly romantic realities of Italian women's football was born in 1982: what was then called US Salsa Barazzuol made dozens of Venetian girls thrill, who from the moment they started kicking a ball have become " le Tose ”, nickname that has remained intact to this day.

Read more: Presentation of Serie B clubs: Permac Vittorio Veneto