Gotti: 'we seemed to be in complete control'
Luca Gotti does not understand their blackout during the game against Torino when Torino scored two goals in 60 seconds.
Udinese were 2-0 up when Torino suddenly scored two goals in a minute. However, two minutes later Ilija Nestorovski scored the winner and Udinese won 3-2.
“An error can happen because we were trying to play it out from the back and at that moment we seemed to be in complete control,” Gotti said.
“Torino were alert and did well to take advantage. The blackout happened after that when we conceded another goal a minute later, that’s what I can’t seem to understand.
“The ability to get back on track and win the game was worth all the suffering of those few minutes.”
“All Serie A teams have their qualities, but the only way to get that quality out is to work together as a team with determination and organization,” Gotti continued.
“Where we have developed lately is in our confidence and belief. I hope the best is yet to come. The first win of this run against Genoa was the culmination of a period where we struggled to do what we wanted on the pitch and desperately needed a result.
“Since then, we have been building the foundations and gradually finding our feet.”
Gotti took over from Igor Tudor last season and despite his protestations, he ended up keeping the job and he has now had 38 Serie A rounds and picked up 48 points which is a rather impressive figure.
“Obviously, that’s gratifying, but 38 games really is nothing in the history of this club. Any coach is permanently in a precarious position, so the vision has to be short-term. I don’t need labels, I just need to do the work for the team.”
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