Reggiana president Enrico Grassi won't buy the club, criticizes football for its wrong values and teaches negative attitudes to young people. In an interview, Grassi said that football has been indicating wrong values for too long and teaches attitudes that he does not identify with. He also criticized the sport for its ability to create problems and conflicts between players and fans. Grassi also said that his goal is to work well and with consistency, and that the results will be a consequence of this commitment. He also appreciated the banner 'If you can dream it, you can do it' in the stands at Padova, which represents the power of a shared dream. He also said that his dream is to see the junior sector of Valorugby grow at a rate of +20% per year, and that this means that the work in schools, propaganda, and the example set by the first team are paying off. He also criticized the Valorugby fans who fear losing him, saying that there is no risk that he will give in to the sirens of other sports. He also said that Reggiana football should not worry the rugby fans, because he does not like football and finds that it has been indicating wrong values to young people for too long and teaching attitudes that he does not identify with.