An immediately dominant Reggina like Marchionni’s is hard to remember. Five victories in five championship games, 15 goals scored and 0 conceded: the comparisons with that of the last three years of D are merciless: +5 on the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 seasons and even +10 on the last tournament. Even what seemed like good starts were in reality results not up to the standard of those who should have represented the amaranth coat of arms in an amateur championship. The first place that Reggina currently holds represents that lost and finally rediscovered normality that the Amaranths will have the burden of maintaining until the end of the season. In Reggio there is enthusiasm, but not exaltation. The results obtained so far are experienced as steps on the way out of a nightmare.
The team is trying to prove that music has also changed through the numbers projected into history. Having full points after five days hadn’t happened even in more or less recent promotion years. Three wins and 2 draws for Toscano’s Reggina who won Serie C in 2020, 10 points for Colomba’s team who went to Serie A in 2002 and 6 for Gustinetti’s team who were then promoted with Bolchi to the top flight again in 1999. 11 for Zoratti’s amaranth who won C1 by a landslide 94-95. We need to go back to the era of two points for a win to find a roadmap similar to that of this season. It was the C2 and the team coached by Tobia won the C2 83-84 and at the start of the season achieved eight consecutive successes. However, that team conceded goals already on the first day, beating Ischia 2-1 at the Comunale.
