Coach Mazzarri now sees the glass as half full “The team reacted in the best way, now they go on like this”
VERONA. The comparison with the team last Saturday was frank. Walter Mazzarri spoke clearly and said unequivocally that he did not like the attitude of Cagliari after unblocking the match against Salernitana. A straightforward way to give a shock to a group that on several occasions came one step away from victory and then dissolved in the final part of the races. Many points left on the road, at least four or five that would have made the ranking assume a slightly more smiling face.
«The equal is deserved – Mazzarri immediately says denying Tudor who shortly before had spoken of absolute domination of his team -. In the first half we were the team that came closest to scoring. They do not seem to me that in the first stage we have created so much. It is true that in the second half we suffered and took some risks, but this is also because Verona is a team that when it picks up the pace manages to put you in difficulty ».
The Cagliari coach is satisfied, even though he is aware that the road is very long and above all we need to give continuity to the results. Three oareggi in a row move the rankings but you also need to win to get out of trouble. “In the meantime, I think not having conceded goals is important for us – adds the rossoblù coach -. The team has also responded well on a psychological level. The victory thrown to the last with Salernitana could have left its mark, but the reaction was there and I can be satisfied with this. A point here is moral and ranking, because not being last, however, is important. But then again, I still don’t look at the ranking and move on. I know, as I have said on other occasions, only one way to improve our position: everyday work ».
A coach rarely talks about singles, but Mazzarri makes an exception and of Radunovic’s rova he says: «He played quietly and made some beautiful saves. I’m happy for him. This is also an injection of confidence. Now let’s think immediately about Turin.
R.M.