Pier Paolo Bisoli has been at work since Sunday afternoon. However, Modena’s new helmsman will only experience his official investiture this morning. The coach originally from Porretta Terme will in fact be presented to the media at 11am in the press room of the Braglia stadium. Needless to say, there is curiosity about what will be his first ‘official’ words as Canary coach, who will sit for the first time as ‘house coach’ on the desk that hosts the press conferences. To tell the truth, there was already a… taste on Sunday, when in addition to the players and management, even a small group of fans, before the training session, were able to listen to the fighting intentions of Bisoli, who did not make any proclamations but he promised the beginning of an era of sweat and work for his troop. This morning, also anticipating the chat that usually takes place the day before the championship match, we will also talk about Saturday’s delicate match on the Ascoli pitch, the one which will see his debut on the yellow and blue bench. A fundamental match to keep the playout zone at a distance and, why not, also rehabilitate a ranking which at the same time does not see the Canaries irremediably cut off from the race for eighth place, even if at the moment the main objective must be before all maintenance of the category. The coach, who has always been a proud and historic opponent of Modena (just remember the 2014 playoff semi-final when his Cesena eliminated the yellows after two hard-fought matches), has already let the public know that now there is no past that holds: on the contrary , has already put himself in the front row for the yellow and blue cause and already feels involved in this new adventure. Those who know him well say that these are not circumstantial phrases, because beyond his proven professionalism, the people of Braglia will find themselves faced with a serious and passionate man, who loves living the city where he works, with dedication and without compromise. The Porretta coach, who had faced Modena in the first leg in Bolzano when he was in charge of Sudtirol, ironically and due to the staggered calendar between the first and second legs, will make his debut at Braglia on April 27th against the South Tyrolean team , with whom he had come close to reaching the playoff final just under a year ago, on whose bench he remained until December 4th.
Alessandro Bedoni
