Rome, 10 Oct. (LaPresse) – “Pisacane and Giulini have earned the points they’ve got, but not last year’s win. It’ll be a tough match; they deliberately give you a bit of space, inviting you to play the game in their half, as they have players who are good at turning the play around, who pass the ball well and neutralise your counter-attacks. As has happened in previous years, they manage to bring certain players to the fore; this year they’re doing so with Daniel Maldini. We’ll need to be very good, decisive, lively and intense; if we give them space, they know exactly what to do.” So said Luciano Spalletti, Juventus manager, on the eve of the away match against Cagliari. “We always want to improve, keep growing and keep learning. And those who stop learning often end up repeating themselves. Those who set out to learn new things, on the other hand, often develop. We’re training well. I don’t think there are any negative aspects. Hunger? That’s always important in football; passion must be channelled onto the pitch, instilling in those around you a serious approach and a constant drive to improve your performance and results. That’s what we’re doing,” he added
Spalletti: ‘Cagliari deserve the points they have, but not last year’s victory’
Rome, 10 Oct. (LaPresse) – “Pisacane and Giulini have earned the points they’ve got, but not last year’s win. It’ll be a tough match; they deliberately give you a bit of space, inviting you to play the game in their half, as they have players who are good at turning the play around, who pass the ball well and neutralise your counter-attacks. As has happened in previous years, they manage to bring certain players to the fore; this year they’re doing so with Daniel Maldini. We’ll need to be very good, decisive, lively and intense; if we give them space, they know exactly what to do.” So said Luciano Spalletti, Juventus manager, on the eve of the away match against Cagliari. “We always want to improve, keep growing and keep learning. And those who stop learning often end up repeating themselves. Those who set out to learn new things, on the other hand, often develop. We’re training well. I don’t think there are any negative aspects. Hunger? That’s always important in football; passion must be channelled onto the pitch, instilling in those around you a serious approach and a constant drive to improve your performance and results. That’s what we’re doing,” he added