Massimiliano Alvini closed the match between Frosinone and Lecce, won 5-1, live on DAZN, with a monologue that made us reflect on the role of football as entertainment and on the value of players in building a winning team. In his comment he quoted Albert Camus, stating that "there is no other place in the world where man is happier than in a football stadium", and underlined how a coach's objective is not only to obtain results but also to entertain the public.
The coach then spoke of his frustration after the experience with Napoli, recalling that "after Napoli I got very angry". According to Alvini, the key to success lies in the availability of specific players: "In some matches the attitude of Ghedjemi and Kvernadze, as well as Zerbin and Fini, is necessary." He added that the Lecce team, arriving with a different approach, made it more difficult to exploit the classic plays, but that in the last two days the team worked more together.
Alvini then compared Giorgi Kvernadze with Giorgi Kvaratskhelia, explaining that "Kvara is a slightly more technical player, more of a dribbler, while Kvernadze has more physical strength and covers more of the field with his leg". He defined the two athletes as "different" and praised Giorgi's availability, which "drives him crazy" even during training. "Who doesn't look at the rankings? Let's look!" he said, reiterating that the main objective is salvation, not just points.
Frosinone, with 17 points, is still far from the safety zone, but Alvini expressed confidence in the team's ability to gain the necessary points. “Let's try to score the points we need, in the best possible way, with the characteristics that can be put on the pitch,” he declared, confirming that the goal is clear and clear.
With this match, Frosinone demonstrated that they can play with determination and that they have the will to improve. The next step will be to consolidate the defense and make the most of the qualities of their players, with the ultimate goal of avoiding relegation. Alvini concluded by recalling that football is a "spectacle" and that the team must continue to work to offer entertainment to the fans and results on the pitch.