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“I’m just thinking about tomorrow’s training session at 9”: Marco Giampaolo was clear last night after Udinese also conquered the Grande Torino. The fourth defeat in six home games, the seventh in eleven championship rounds, just one point ahead of Crotone behind. These are the numbers that inevitably lead to reflections: statistics to be exempt, without a shadow of a doubt. But to decide, as always, it will be Urbano Cairo: the skipper had returned to the stadium after an absence of 45 days, before his eyes the most obscene show of the entire season. “Things are not going very well: it was a bad game, especially the first half, and I didn’t expect to see a first half with so little desire and determination, but above all this ranking is not pleasant,” says the president.
A team in total confusion, with a mental capacity on the verge of hospitalization: unpresentable for about an hour, capable of scoring two goals in 60 seconds, collapsed again minutes later with the 2-3 suffered by a lineout, disorderly in search of a ‘More counter-comeback and with a final forcing not even so dangerous if we exclude Rodríguez’s punishment on the crossbar. Between 66 ‘and 69’ all the madness of Toro is enclosed, which day by day sinks more and more and continues to accumulate negative records. And even the technician does not facilitate things: he starts with the 3-5-2 adapting Vojvoda on the left in the center of the field, he begins the recovery in Lukic giving him the tasks as a midfielder and then moving him as an attacking midfielder, but above all he inserts to Izzo, perfect for the defense to three, and 18 minutes later it goes to four, against the characteristics of the center deployed just before.
The feeling is that Giampaolo has been “saved” by the proximity of the commitments: it is unthinkable to give a team like this, with all these problems, to a new coach who between Thursday 17 and Wednesday 23 will be expected from trips to the capital against Rome and Naples against the blues and in the middle he will receive Mihajlovic’s Bologna. “I have faith in Giampaolo, he does not take risks and there are no deadlines, the coach is not a yogurt,” he jokes from Cairo. And the president is probably right: this team does not need a new coach, but a psychologist. Meanwhile, the team retires from today under the command of Giampaolo, who has been called to a miracle to save his bench.
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