The Biancoceleste coach, today on the bench in place of the suspended Sarri, commented on the defeat at the hands of the Friulians like this
Giovanni Martusciello, Sarri’s deputy, today on the bench given the disqualification of the former Juve coach, responded to journalists’ questions in front of DAZN’s microphones after the defeat against Udinese in the match that ended 1-2.
Where did Udinese impress you? “They hit us at the turn of the second half, at the first mistake we went under. We were good and lucky to react immediately, then we dumped again and in those 3-4 minutes everything was decided. It’s a shame because they did quite well in the first half. Right now there is a halo of negativity that conditions us and in the technical proposal there is more frenzy, consequently we bring upon ourselves everything that unfortunately happens in football when there is no enthusiasm. You have to put on your helmet and react to difficulties. The criticisms are fairwe take them, we will treasure them for the next ones”.
From a defensive point of view, are you satisfied with how the team is set up? “It’s clear that in light of the goals scored, no. The defensive phase is an overall phase, sometimes it works well and sometimes it doesn’t. I believe that cI lack a bit of initiative to make that extra run that is needed to give the necessary solidity. If you look at the first goal there were 6 or 7 of us in the area, there was no attention to detail.”
On the substitutions: “We needed fresh forces to try to increase the offensive pressure. Udinese brought so many kilos and centimeters into the penalty area, it made life difficult for us. About Ciro and Taty together I tell you that they are two central strikers, it’s difficult to play together, they risk stepping on each other’s toes. Maybe in the future yes, but at the moment the conditions are missing.”
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