What will Bisoli’s first Modena be like? Tremolada and vertical kick Gazzetta di Modena

MODENA. From Pierpaolo Bisoli’s first words as Modena’s new coach, it was possible to understand what changes the coach has made to the team in these first days of training. The first aspect to fix, and on which Bisoli insisted a lot, is the defensive phasewhich must be made as a team, in which everyone lends a hand, gets “dirty” and fights to win the ball back immediately.

BETWEEN DEFENSIVE PHASE AND (NOT) CONSTRUCTION FROM BELOW
We must first defend our goal, and whoever doesn’t do so leaves the field”, stated the new Modena coach, thus indicating the path that his team will have to follow from here on out. But that doesn’t mean the Canaries will all stay behind the line of the ball. The speech made about it was also emblematic Tremolada. Bisoli asked the attacking midfielder to play continuously for an hour, and then when the match is on the right track, he will be able to leave, to let a more interdiction player come in in his place. Another completely different aspect of the game compared to the past will be the construction from the bottom. “First of all goalkeepers must save» Mister Bisoli said categorically, that the shortest ball they can play will be the one beyond the halfway line, and that if they touch it more than twice with their feet they will be replaced instantly.

A VERTICAL GAME

Jokes aside, Bisoli has made it clear that he wants Modena to play a very vertical game, aiming for these long balls to go over the midfield, so that they are pushed by the striker to favor insertions from behind by the wingers or the attacking midfielder. At the base of everything, however, there will be intensity. This is the key word on which Bisoli has focused since the first day of his inauguration. It doesn’t matter so much the formation, but rather that the players who take to the pitch are able to give their all, in any type of play, be it a tackle, a defensive diagonal or a simple header. This is what lies behind any scheme that Bisoli can teach his team, the desire to never give up and get to every ball first. And that is precisely what the new Canary coach is trying to instill in the team, but to do so he needs to get in tune with his players. For this reason he always has lunch with his boys, often stopping to talk to them.

SECULIN AND CAUZ ARE BACK
Moving on to current events, Cristian Cauz is much better, and is running quickly towards the call-up for the match against Ascoli. Andrea Seculin will also be part of the expedition to the Marche, but his condition suggests that he could sit on the bench. The team will train early this morning, have lunch together at the Braglia stadium, and then leave for Ascoli before 2pm, given the length of the bus journey.