FCS coach Bisoli: “I had to be louder this week”

If there is one sentence that runs like a common thread through Pierpaolo Bisoli's short FCS tenure, then it is the following: "Our goal is to stay in the league in the last minute of the playouts." So it's a fine portion of drama in the expression of the 55-year-old football teacher, who rekindled the fire in his team within a few days.

Bisoli would certainly prefer if his FC Südtirol secured their place in the league a few games before the end of the championship and could watch the playouts from their sofa. But with sentences like these, the coach from Emilia-Romagna makes it clear: We still have a very long, extremely rocky road ahead of us. The two triumphs against Pisa and Como were important for the table and the self-confidence. But in the end there were “only” two stage victories that were achieved on the journey to the big goal. Trained twice as hard This also becomes clear when the coach talks about the past week of training. “I had to be louder this week than you might expect after two wins,” he explained. “According to the data, we trained twice as hard as the week before. For one simple reason: we have to be in top shape at the end of the championship.”

Simone Mazzocchi (center) wants to continue to cause a sensation with the FCS. © FotoSport Bordoni

But first there’s the next match. And it will be very special: On Saturday, the Drususstadion will host Cosenza, which bookmakers considered the hottest relegation candidate along with FC Südtirol before the start of the season. The club from southern Italy currently has seven points – an impressive haul. Bisoli was asked at the press conference whether he could live with a draw. “I may be known as a trainer who mixes concrete. But by nature I go into every game wanting to win. Anything else would be fatal.” “I’m still undecided on six positions.” Pierpaolo Bisoli Although it's against his former club Cosenza, which he led as a firefighter to stay in the league last season, Bisoli doesn't dwell on memories. “I experienced three extraordinary months there. But now my focus is solely on FC Südtirol.” Tait returns to the starting eleven Bisoli didn't give any indication of how he would play against his former club. Only one thing is certain: in place of the ailing Luca Belardinelli, captain Fabian Tait is making his comeback after a short injury break. “I’m still undecided on six positions,” the coach has to smile. So it is not out of the question that Daniele Casiraghi – the decisive man in the Como game – will make his star debut. “He has outstanding skills. But I don't know yet whether I should save him as Jolly for this dirty game," Bisoli put on his poker face. Serie B, matchday 6 Friday, 20.30:XNUMX p.m Brescia - Benevento

Saturday, 14 p.m FC South Tyrol – Cosenza Ascoli-Parma Cagliari - Bari Como – SPAL Venice – Pisa Frosinone - Palermo Reggina-Cittadella

Saturday, 16.15 p.m Genoa – Modena

Sunday, 16.15 a.m Terni – Perugia Table SP G U V TV P 1. Brescia 5 4 0 1 11:2 12 2. Brescia 5 4 0 1 8:5 12 3. Cagliari 5 3 1 1 6:3 10 4. Frosinone 5 3 0 2 7:3 9 5. Baric 5 2 3 0 9:6 9 6. Col 5 2 2 1 7:6 8 6. Cittadella 5 2 2 1 7:6 8 8. Ascoli 5 2 2 1 6:5 8 8. Genoa 5 2 2 1 6:5 8 10. Cosenza 5 2 1 2 4:4 7 10. Benevento 5 2 1 2 4:4 7 12. Palermo 5 2 1 2 6:7 7 13. Ternana 5 2 1 2 7:9 7 14. Parma 5 1 3 1 8:8 6 15. FC South Tyrol 5 2 0 3 5:9 6 16. Venice 5 1 1 3 4:8 4 17. Perugia 5 1 1 3 3:7 4 18. Modena 5 1 0 4 6:8 3 19. As 5 0 2 3 3:8 2 20. Step on 5 0 1 4 6:10 1

Serie B Italy	SP	TV	P
1. Parma	34	59:32	70
2. As	34	54:37	67
3. Venice	34	62:39	64
4. Cremonese	34	43:28	60
5. Catanzaro	34	53:42	56
6. Palermo	34	58:48	52
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FCS coach Bisoli: “I had to be louder this week”

FC Südtirol is flying high. After two wins in a row, the White Reds will face Cosenza on Saturday at 14 p.m. in the Drususstadion. For coach Pierpaolo Bisoli it's the duel with his former team - but that doesn't play a big role for the fiery coach.

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