The austere doors of the Crai sports center close on Easter Monday afternoon, while ordinary people digest yet another seada, with or without honey, depending on their custom. Cagliari has stopped, its creative fire has dimmed, and Pisacane has gone, as he himself had emphasized could happen, from the stars to the stables of Assemini.
The team has four games ahead of them at the Domus (Cremonese, Atalanta, Udinese, and Torino) and three away games: Inter, Bologna, and Milan. Making predictions is impossible; the scenario doesn't inspire any calculations. But a few questions can be asked: where has Cagliari gone? What was their attitude in the second half against Sassuolo? Why is it so easy to face the Rossoblu today? What's missing from the chain of command from the coach to the players? On Saturday, after six nights in Assemini, we'll know if the group has found the answers.
