“We want to improve” is a very worthy phrase, and it is understandable that it is repeated after a defeat in the championship. “We want to improve, learn from our mistakes, correct them and do better next time” reads the complete package which, this season, we have learned by heart given the many occasions on which it has been proposed near Masnago.
Now, however, is the time to really put into practice that verb, to improve, which not only Bialaszewski repeats as a mantra, but also the managers who are sometimes called into question in public moments. Zach Sogolow and Max Horowitz also did so on Friday, speaking to the sponsors gathered for the meeting between companies (the so-called matching) sponsors of the company.
The alarm clock rings almost for the last time: on Sunday 21st Openjobmetis will take the field in Sassari with water up their throats, with the obligation to score that away goal that has been missing since January 28th in Cremona (final feat by Mannion : 82-83) and which would make the clash with Treviso next week less “heavy”. All “seasoned” by the result of Pesaro who will play this evening (Saturday) in Tortona against a Bertram team shortened by injuries.
A certain fear arouses the fact that Varese, far from the Iteltyum Arena, won only in the short period in which it was able to field Olivier Hanlan and Nico Mannion together (Pesaro, Treviso and Cremona), a “combo” now impossible to repeat given the farewell to the Canadian, now in Moscow. Here: improving this statistic would be necessary against a Sassari team that still has some ambitions for the playoffs.
Few to be honest, and therefore on paper the more motivated team of the two is the red and white one, hoping that McDermott and his teammates will shake off Scafati’s incredible initial apathy. Because that 18-2 start was an unacceptable approach to a match that started badly and ended just as badly. Well: the opportunity for redemption really exists in Sardinia
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