Pisacane concedes: “Roma are unstoppable.”
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11-second readCagliari coach Fabio Pisacane analyzed his team's 4-2 loss to Roma in an interview with DAZN, stating that his team showed the right attitude despite the defeat. He noted that the team was forced into a more submissive game by Roma's performance.
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Cagliari coach Fabio Pisacane analyzed his team's 4-2 loss to Roma in an interview with DAZN, stating that his team showed the right attitude despite the defeat. He noted that the team was forced into a more submissive game by Roma's performance. Pisacane expressed his disappointment with the loss, saying he wants to lose matches but not without leaving a mark. The coach highlighted the team's dignity and attitude during the game.
Pisacane acknowledged that his team, which is young and lacks experienced players, achieved more than they deserved in their first six games. He believes that football balances out and that his team's performance will improve as they grow. The coach's goal is to get all players back and continue playing the football they want.
Pisacane conceded that Roma were the winners and that their strong frontline made things difficult for Cagliari. Despite this, he enjoyed his team's performance, noting that they played with great dignity and the right attitude. The coach is convinced that as they continue to grow, their fortunes will turn around.
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Cagliari coach Fabio Pisacane, after the 4-2 loss to Roma, analyzed his team’s defeat to DAZN. On Cagliari’s performance and the defeat “Certainly, tonight, seeing the demands we want to make, seeing the attitude the team showed in the match, which must never be lacking, are two elements we must pack and take to Cagliari. I think coming here to put in a performance like that, as I told the boys, I want to lose matches, but I don’t want to lose them like this, without leaving Caprile in my arms. Sometimes, it was also the opponents who forced us to play a more submissive game.” “I think the team achieved much more than they deserved in the first six games, but in the end, football balances out.
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