Ghion, D’Andrea, Miranda and Stoppa are absent. Iemmello in strong doubt
April 25, 2024 3:45 pm
by ANTONIO ARGENTIERI PIUMA
Pisa is a very respectable opponent and it will be a real match to be faced with great attention.”
This is stated by the Catanzaro coach Vincenzo Vivarinion the eve of the evening match against Pisa, scheduled for tomorrow at 8.30pm at the Arena Garibaldi-Romeo Anconetani stadium.
Catanzaro who had to take note of the serious injuries of Ghion and D’Andrea during the week and must make a virtue of necessity.
“We had foreseen at the beginning of the year that moments like this could happen. Very sorry for D’Andrea And Ghion, two players who were showing off, but we are ready for these shortcomings. They are added to them Miranda And Tow for minor ankle discomfort and Iemmello who had a fever until last night. We are also very prepared for these problems with a large squad that compensates for these shortcomings, however we will have a tough match against a team that always tries to be organized in many phases of the game: it will be a good test.”
Then he explains: “Pisa works well with principles very similar to ours, they have alternated various attitudes because they have had some problems but I really appreciate this team. For them it will be a match of great importance because they have the possibility of entering the play-off grid. It will be a real game. From here to the end all the matches will be very important and we must consolidate our position and above all become even more aware of ourselves.”
And he observes: “Aside from the result, I work a lot on performance and tomorrow too I want the team to show all its potential. We won’t speculate, but we will raise the bar by trying to be more determined and precise by trying to get used to high intensity matches. Away from home we play the same way.”
And finally: “We have prepared several possible attitudes for Pisa but I can’t get into the head of Aquilani to understand what he will do against us but we know what to do based on the various tactical issues. We must go to Pisa with great attention.”
