GdS: “Cosenza has lost her rage. There is a common denominator in almost all the defeats suffered.”

“Cosenza, who has lost her rage. Almost all the defeats suffered have a common denominator,” newspaper headlines. Southern newspaper.

Ceravolo lacked the will to match the determination shown by their opponents. This has already happened in previous failures: an aspect that needs to be improved.

Analyzing the genesis of the defeats suffered by Cosenza in the current championship, it is possible to identify a matrix that connects almost all kappaos with a very thin thread. In the first fourteen days, the Rossoblu stumbled five times. In at least four of them, one gets the impression that the basis for the bitter result was the inability of Fabio Caserta’s group to withstand the competitive fury of their opponents, who were at that moment under pressure from the dynamics of the results achieved the day before in combination with the forces.
After the defeat to Modena, in which the Rossoblu took the lead but eventually came back in a humiliating match, the thin red line was crossed by the mistakes made against Brescia, Cremonese, Sampdoria and Catanzaro. The Lombards crushed D’Orazio and his teammates in their season debut, the first official match since the June episodes and suffering relegation against Cosenza, who appeared at the Rigamonti mentally and physically exhausted.
The third stop was recorded at Marulla with Cremonese, a team of absolute caliber for this category and certainly a very difficult opponent, especially after three draws in a row and a change of bench. Even in this case, the Rossoblu were unable to resist the influence of the motives put forward by the grey-reds. The same problem seemed to manifest itself even more clearly in the match against Sampdoria. The Blucerchiati found themselves at a crossroads in the tenth round, as between the second and ninth rounds they went without a win (5 losses and 3 draws), and Pirlo was on the grid. Team Strength lost 2-0 and the opposing coach resumed his journey.
History repeated itself on Sunday afternoon against Catanzaro, a derby for which it is unnecessary to indicate the importance given to it by the two “bell towers”. The Giallorossi, who came into the break with three defeats in a row on their backs, left control of the game to Brusia’s team, but through determination, competitive fury and cynicism they snatched away what mattered most: the result. […].