With zero victories in five official matches between the championship and the Super Cup, but still with a smile on his face: despite everything, the Edilnol students keep it. Tommaso Bianchi has it even brighter than usual for at least two reasons: the green light to return to normal, no more differentiated preparation, and the eleven points without errors in attack of the match lost last Sunday. «100% shooting every game? Where do you sign – he jokes, looking under the counter at the Biella-Assigeco match report -? It went well for me, but unfortunately it didn’t help the team to win the two points. I was also lucky, but our opponents also hit the target with a couple of “tables” ».
Archived the first slip of the season at home, the Tuscan playmaker immediately turned the page starting from training on Tuesday, the first that he was able to play without more precautions with his teammates: «I’m happy to be back at full capacity – he says -. Here I found a perfect situation: I am lucky in the way I was treated. In this month and a half I have worked hard with the athletic trainer Morocco. Now I have to put more fuel in my legs and improve responsiveness and safety ».
Bianchi had been stopped since February, when he injured his knee in one of the very first matches played in Serie B with the Crema shirt in Serie B, in a season that had started in Scafati. But his stuff is already known also in Serie A2, where he did well in Caserta: «I have a little more experience than the others. That’s what I’ll have to help out on. We are all important in this team and my teammates have shown what they can give already in the Super Cup. I have faith in them ». In the meantime, his playing time is destined to rise, offering an extra prop to Edilnol together with the inclusion of Hasbrouck: «Starting to win – says Bianchi – would help to bring enthusiasm. But we are not disheartened, we know we have to grow. Also tomorrow in Udine we will have to play our way and try to make up for the lack of experience we have compared to them. The pressure won’t be on us. ‘