Two wins, two defeats and three draws, for a total of 9 points in seven matchdays and equidistance from the playoffs (-3) and the playouts (+3).
Olbia's start to the season is better than last year (five defeats and two draws) and the year before that (two wins, two draws, and three defeats), the dramatic season that culminated in direct relegation to Serie D. This is despite the club's current poor performance, and consequently the team's, which is the worst in 15 years. That's why, while the point snatched yesterday from Montespaccato thanks to Petrone's goal in the 1-1 draw at Anco Marzio in Ostia can be celebrated as a success, there's also hope that the change of ownership will happen as soon as possible.
Olbia needs some peace of mind, which only overcoming their club's difficulties can provide. With another head on the pitch against the bottom-of-the-table team (who were down to ten men throughout the second half), the Whites would likely have taken the spoils. Therefore, the sooner the doubts surrounding Olbia Calcio's future are resolved, the better, especially because on Sunday, fifth-placed Flaminia Civitacastellana visit the Nespoli stadium, after which the Whites will visit a remarkably strong Budoni.
According to rumors, the players, who went on strike last Tuesday to send a signal to the Swiss owners, who they described as "absent and inactive," have assured their willingness to train without further abstentions until the derby.
