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Bologna, Motta: ‘We don’t like losing, we’ll go to our best. And about Ferguson and Zirkzee…’


Thiago Motta presents, in a press conference, his Bologna’s match on Friday at 8.45pm at the Renato Dall’Ara Stadium against Alberto Gilardino’s Genoa

Focusing on Genoa, it’s unprecedented to return after a defeat, what changes?”We start from the principle that nobody likes losing, we have made good preparations to face the next match against Genoa”

What lessons after Udine? “We don’t like losing, let’s prepare for the next match. Head to Genoa.”

Zirkzee was nervous in Udine, did he say anything to him? “No, nothing. He’s a good boy who wants to win, he’s still young, he knows where to put his energy to help himself and the group.”

Is Ferguon the deputy Fabbian?”Ferguson can also be Fabbian’s deputy, Lewis has played so far because he deserved it, Giovanni will also do well because he trains well”

Orsolini and Karlsson?”Orsolini we’ll see if from the start or during the match. Karlsson is not yet available for this match. Orso has different responsibilities, he must make his contribution to the team. I’ll see during the week and put the best team on the pitch “.

You will miss those who make you feel calm, namely Ferguson, what will make you feel calm on Friday? “I will be calm because I will have my 11 on the pitch after a good week of work. Head on to the next one, at Genoa.”

What differences are there between Genoa and Udinese? “Genoa can change, even in Sassuolo they started with four men. They give few references, in midfield plus Gudmundsson give a lot of mobility. We are careful not to give him freedom.”

Will the times on the market be short or long? “These are not questions for me, you have to ask the management.”

For you, was Genoa a great experience as a footballer, and as a coach? “In Genoa I had fantastic moments, both as a coach and as a player, different moments. Fantastic experiences. Always good, from the moment I arrived, I will always have to thank the public for what they gave me, as I have always given everything.”

Will Bonifazi be called up? “We’ll see after the last training session. I’ve already spoken to Kevin, for my part this case will always be handled internally.”



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