By Jean Ferrari Chiabra is said and it will be said that he returned the glory to Sports Universityby consecrating him two -time in the year of his centenary. Achievements that are the visible face of their management, and that are perhaps those who gravitated to launch into the editorial ring with the publication of a first book: Do it possible.
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“This book is a testimony of vision and faith, the first person registration of the sports gesta of a club that rose from an economic and institutional crisis to pure claw and leadership of those who arrived to change everything,” reads the newspaper note of the round table, the publishing house that publishes this work.
Jean Ferrari, 49, was a player of the cream team, once a brand flyer, even came to play in Spain. Then he trained as a lawyer and sports manager.
In this book he expressed his gaze of football and the tools he used to face the complex times he has had to live in the club. He emphasizes that “things are not overnight, but at a point of order and planning.”
-“A leader says and does; and not only that, but anticipates, because he draws the route with the example,” explains Ferrari in the first pages of Do it possible.
For José ‘Chemo’ of the Solar, one of the historical of the Cream Club, there are two key aspects in Ferrari’s personality: his character and his competitiveness. “Qualities that have defined it since adolescence and made it a natural leader. If we add their three decades in the world of professional football and the good academic training he has received, we are facing an exceptional combination,” he writes in the book.
Do it possible He is already in the bookstores, go for him.
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