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New Udinese Coach De Biasi: We Can Still Salvage The Season
The new boss has faith, hope, and lots of enthusiasm to do well.
Dec 22, 2009 5:42:58 PM
New Udinese coach Gianni De Biasi says his team will have to work hard to find what made them once a feared side.
The Zebrette dumped Pasquale Marino after two and a half seasons at the helm of the side, and De Biasi believes there is still time to recuperate and make something of this season.
"We need to work to rediscover our will and enthusiasm," the new tactician told sporting agency ANSA.it. "We know that we can do well.
"I believe there is still a way and time to do well, to recover what we have lost.
"We will do so with all our might.
"The group at my disposal is strong, as there are quality players here, and we can no longer get things wrong," De Biasi summed up.
Rick D'Andrea, Goal.com
Keep up to date with Serie A and Italy news with Goal.com's Italy page
The Zebrette dumped Pasquale Marino after two and a half seasons at the helm of the side, and De Biasi believes there is still time to recuperate and make something of this season.
"We need to work to rediscover our will and enthusiasm," the new tactician told sporting agency ANSA.it. "We know that we can do well.
"I believe there is still a way and time to do well, to recover what we have lost.
"We will do so with all our might.
"The group at my disposal is strong, as there are quality players here, and we can no longer get things wrong," De Biasi summed up.
Rick D'Andrea, Goal.com
Keep up to date with Serie A and Italy news with Goal.com's Italy page
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