Football Zeman: “Mourinho’s great communicator convinces those who listen to him”

“Roma has been waiting for twenty years to win the championship again. The ‘box’ is there, the club exists today, in my opinion, the correct assessments about the composition of the team have not been made.” This was stated in an interview with AdnKronos Zdenek Zeman, Foggia coach comments on the “moment” of the Capitoline team he coached. “Let’s see if in January – adds Zeman – they were able to improve even if Roma were the team that spent more than anything else.”

When asked about the current manager of the Giallorossi, the Bohemian coach replied that “For me, Mourinho is a great communicator, he is able to express his ideas to impress those who listen to him“.

Speaking of the Blues to Roberto Mancini before the game in Northern Ireland for the World Championship qualifier, the Bohemian coach notes how “usually, the national team is the image of the tournament. I think in Italy, apart from the fact that a lot of foreigners play, injuries to important players have certainly affected the On the current value of the team. But he will succeed in qualifying for the World Cup and then everything will work again.” Zdeněk Zeman, coach of Foggia who will face Catania today at 3pm, on the occasion of round 14 of the Serie C Championship, then recalls his past in Sicily: “I spent 15 years here, I was fine, I was treated well, I did my job with relief in Palermo and Licata. and Messina.” When asked about the more than ten-year absences of the main Sicilian teams from Serie A, when Palermo, Catania and Messina played simultaneously in Serie A, Zeman noted that “Football became a trade. Once in Sicily there was football for Passion, today passion is not enough. We need businessmen, people who understand football but today unfortunately there is no one here.”

Finally, the Bohemian coach expressed satisfaction with a thousand seats for AdnKronos: “There is a lot. There are also some seats outside, even those that count. I’m glad I did and they let me.”

(from Francesco Bianco)