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The Palermo coach, Alessio Dionisi, spoke today at a press conference on the eve of the match with Bari. The Rosanero coach risks dismissal.

The Palermo coach Alessio Dionisi spoke today at a press conference on the eve of the match against Bari at Santo Stefano. Among the topics discussed were the heavy defeat to Sassuolo and the criticisms leveled at the Rosanero team.

Palermo, Dionisi: “For the future, I say it’s tomorrow and the day after.”

The coach of Palermo, Alessio Dionisi, spoke at a press conference before the match scheduled at Santo Stefano against Bari. Topics included the defeat against Sassuolo, which puts the Rosanero coach’s position in doubt, and the criticisms directed at the team.

Solutions after 3 consecutive defeats? It’s tough, the standings are not good.

“Solutions after 3 consecutive defeats? It’s tough, the standings are not good. The points after 18 matches are few. However, there is another match, this is the luck, and we can deny what we did in the previous games, not forget. These days will help us understand who is recovering, also mentally. There will be some changes in the lineup as well.”

For the future, I say it’s tomorrow and the day after

“A football team needs ambition and motivation. You can do everything to fuel them, but you must have them intrinsically. For the future, I say it’s tomorrow and the day after. In six days, we have five training sessions, what we do now is too important. The club surely has a guideline, but for now, it’s best to focus only on the present because it’s too important.”

We must fight and be aware of the moment and our qualities

“We didn’t start well, so every game seems like the last chance to make up ground. In the last two games, we managed well, especially in the second half against Sassuolo. We must remain balanced without being afraid of difficulties. We must fight and be aware of the moment and our qualities. The points, as I said, are few in 18 games. It’s not what we wanted and expected, but we are responsible.”

I have always faced criticism, it’s part of the game

“I have always faced criticism, it’s part of the game. The important thing is that it’s not personal, and it’s better to criticize the coach than the team. Behind the scenes, however, the relationships are good, we are all responsible, but each in our own area. There is still sharing, even after the game in Reggio Emilia between me and my directors. The environment is not calm, but responsible and straightforward. Externally, it certainly depends on the results.”