Ranieri press conference post Cagliari Juve: his statements

Ranieri press conference post Cagliari Juve: the statements from the rossoblù coach after the Unipol Domus match

Claudio Ranieri at the press conference afterwards Cagliari Juve.

COMPETITION – «I would have signed with blood to get three points in these three games. Congratulations to my boys, thanks to the public. It was a shame, there was no punishment for Chiesa. The episodes come in favor as well as against, we must be without regrets. Here we are, we are fighting and patience”

REGRET – «The team works hard and hasn’t given up, we’ve changed the trend of the championship but we still haven’t managed to bring the ship to safety, we’re close and if we continue like this we’ll achieve our goal”

MENTALITY’ – «The team perhaps ran more before. They ran a lot but weren’t tactically careful. We talked to each other, we reacted and these are the results”

PENALTY – «Before the match I told Mina that he was the penalty taker, then Gaetano begged me and I let them decide. I only care that they score goals.”

HATZIDIAKOS – «The boy was used to playing differently, he always waited and never went out of line. I want him to come out and press, little by little he is learning and I can see him doing well in training. Whoever I put in I know makes me what they show in training. With Mina everyone feels safer”

GIULINI – «He asked me if I had seen the punishment on Chiesa and he told me that it was absolutely not there. It’s not easy to referee in Serie A, the referees ask for quick football and not to jump. We also need to help them.”

GENOA CAGLIARI – «I think it will be played on Sunday.”

JUVENTUS – «Let’s give credit where credit is due. Beautiful first half then Juve’s quality put us down, shame about the two episodes otherwise we would have succeeded”

DOSSENA – «I didn’t speak to the boys, they were all a bit dejected but I reminded them of the superlative performance and against the big teams they can make a comeback. The mistake isn’t the own goal but don’t clear the ball straight away, you have to make the opponent understand that there’s nothing for anyone.”