Pisa returns to Serie A after 34 years. Another masterpiece of Super Pipo

After many years, you can finally find the location of Pisa on the top Italian football league. The city has extremely fierce confrontation and competition with the neighboring Livorno. The two cities are adjacent to each other, but they are full of abusive words at the intersection leading to each other, which is an extreme expression of Tuscan urban culture. However, after this upgrade, the extreme fans of Pizza seem to have disdained to deal with the old enemies who are now hang out with Yi C. Their latest derby opponent is... Fiorentina. Yes, Tuscany Derby. In recent seasons, both parties involved in this derby have been Florence and Empoli, but Pisa is obviously much more attractive than "Glass City" Empoli; on the other hand, Empoli is also likely to be relegated at the end of the season. Filippo Inzaghi on the coach's bench has reason to expect another derby: the Brothers derby. Interestingly, Inter Milan and Pisa are both dressed in blue and black, and the confrontation between the two teams will be particularly interesting. In the age of players, Pipo was the protagonist among the brothers, and Simeone Inzaghi was the "second Inzaghi". In his career as a coach, my younger brother's achievements have far surpassed his older brother, but this does not mean that Filippo is a failed coach. In Venice, he first led the team to advance to the second grade, and then he was only one step away from two consecutive jumps; in Benevento, he allowed the team to stand out in Serie B; in Regina, he faced the disadvantage of the early season penalty and faced the uncertainty of the club's possible bankruptcy, and forced the team into the play-offs. At every stop in Serie B, Filippo Inzaggi delivered an excellent answer.

The only problem is: So far in his coaching career, "Super Pibo" has never really achieved success in the top league. In AC Milan, he is one of the coaches with the lowest winning rate in the team; in Bologna, Benevento and Sarenitana, his team's average Serie A points per game are quite bleak, 0.67, 0.87 and 0.63 respectively. Will things be better in pizza? Dainzaji in the celebration video has a little gray hair. He still hopes to break through the limit, and no one will doubt his fighting spirit. It was also the same day that Inzagi led Pisa to upgrade, Grosso's Sassuolo secured the Serie B championship, while Nesta's Monza was relegated three rounds ahead of schedule. The coaching path of "06 Champions League" continued to extend in the twists and turns.