He resigned who wrote ‘chiesimo’ in the Gasparri tweet: is a former well-known face of football – Blasting News

Maurizio Gasparri , you know, is very active on social. Especially Twitter where spares no piccate answers and little “politically correct” to his critics. In spite of the fact that it is a Senator of the Italian Republic (the ranks of Forza Italy), Former Minister of Communications (ironically) and, especially, current Vice-President of the Senate . A few days ago she has been criticized, but especially teased vehemently, for a tweet containing a sensational grammatical error. In the post he referred to the application of the Meloni for Mayor of Rome and to the fact that, being a “child of the right story (…) chiesimo availability” .

of course, that “chiesimo” has not escaped the Twitter users. The verb should be “asked” that probably would be another grammatical error, since the recent past (we asked) would be more appropriate. Gasparri has been stated that the blunder was committed by his staff , specifying at the same time that would not strayed why his collaborators. Nevertheless, the responsible company, realizing the gravity of the error, has decided to resign . And now it turns out that it is also a former character known in Italian football.

The head of the company of Senator Gasparri profile is Luca Ferlaino , the son of ‘ former owner of the Corrado Naples already marketing

manager of Calcio Napoli during his father’s administration. These took on all the responsibilities of the offending tweet, saying that “the collaboration with Senator Gasparri was interrupted.” The son of former president of the Neapolitan club for several years, including those of the two championships won with Maradona , has thus assumed the responsibility also on behalf of those who wrote materially linguistic blunder. Now we have to wait until next tweet to the poison of Gasparri, possibly without grammatical errors. Among those that have sparked major controversy, remember the tweet-teasing in a Fedez rapper fans, and one in which he invited a young Italian man to remain in wash plates in London.