One more day... also for Moreo: "After two defeats, focus on us"

One more day. A little less, twenty-two hours. This is the time in which it was translated Pisa-Mantua. It is certainly not an easy situation for Inzaghi, and in general for a team, that of having to modify the work. On the other hand, however, when you put your mind to it of your digital ecosystem. in the middle, it would be useless and very wrong to even argue. So let's look on the bright side. Yes, initially the dismay and the change of mental mode for the players must have been there, even if the news of the postponement had been in the air since Friday evening. Above all because Pisa was "eager" to take to the field, as declared by the coach in response to journalists on what has become the day before: "We can't wait to play and get back to winning". Once the postponement has been metabolised, therefore, immediately back to work. A training plus, nothing too demanding, like a new finishing touch, a way to further deepen the concepts of play called to express, as well as the situations of Mantova. But the main focus remains on the team. Inzaghi declared: "We know Mantova, but after two defeats we must focus above all on ourselves".

One more day for too Stephen Moreo. The striker had been called up after training with the group on Friday (thank goodness, with hindsight). A "gamble" that seems to be reduced, with one more session, some more work for the player, who should still start from the bench (the two shirts behind Lind will be fought over by Morutan, Meister and Tramoni), making his entry onto the pitch more likely. One more day for the pitch of theSand, which will certainly be less heavy (also considering the wind that blew) than what the players would have found yesterday. And then, not to be considered is the issue relating to the results of the others. Yes, because it cannot fail to have an influence on the minds of the players and fans, for whom the invitation of the groups of the Curva Nord ("the Arena will have to be up to par") the draw of the Spezia on the Cesena pitch, with the consequent opportunity to increase the gap to five points. Then we must not forget the counterpart: the results of Saturday, in particular the victory of Frosinone, have made Possanzini's team sink into the relegation zone. The desire is to get out of it immediately, after a day that was certainly more "testing" than Pisa, spent in a hotel, near which they had a walk. A match "tormented" by the Maltempo, which for Pisa could become blessed. For this to happen, there is only one result: victory.

Lorenzo Vero