Towards Nutribullet Treviso-Bertram Derthona: the words of coach Ramondino and Bruno Mascolo
Championship eve for Bertram Derthona, waiting for the match Nutribullet Treviso tomorrow, Saturday February 5, at 20.30 pm at the PalaVerde. The match is valid for the 19th day of the Serie A championship.
The match was presented by coach Marco Ramondino, who began his comment by analyzing the characteristics of Treviso, It's a team that, as we saw in the first leg, has an excellent structure both in terms of quality of play and continuity of work with coach Menetti. It is proving to be a competitive team, beyond the contingencies of the last period, and capable of showing off at home with three-point shots and fast play. We will have to be good at limiting turnovers and playing with physicality in defense against their many players capable of creating.
Bertram's head coach then answered questions about Treviso's changes compared to the first leg match and the progress of that match (1st day of the championship): ʺIn the first leg they were already a team, while we weren't: there was a notable difference in intensity and the three-point shot turned out to be the technical expression of that gap. Compared to that match, Treviso certainly has something different in its hierarchies and today, despite the physical problems it is living with, it is a team with offensive unpredictability given by players who take on a lot of responsibility. Defensively, Nutribullet uses the zone and defensive adjustments more than they did on the first day of the championship..
Bruno Mascolo
He spoke at the press conference alongside coach Ramondino Bruno Mascolo, who analyzed the challenge awaiting Derthona: ʺAfter the defeat against Reggio Emilia, we have to go to Treviso starting with our imprint immediately against a better team than what the table says. It's not currently in the top eight but I think it's a team that's worthy of the playoffs. At home Treviso is very good at running and putting intensity on the parquet, so it will be important to be tough so as not to suffer breaks that are difficult to recover from away games..
ʺAfter the first matches, there were many players who came into better shape than me – concluded Mascolo – for a variety of physical and mental reasons. However, I continue to train hard because I know that, as in the last few races, the moment always arrives so I always try to be ready to go on the pitch..
