Rolando Maran was at a loss to explain Chievo's second-half collapse against Bologna.
The Flying Donkeys led 1-0 at half-time of their match in Emilia-Romagna but capitulated to concede four goals after the restart, meaning they failed to move into the top-half of the table.
"We were playing a good match, then we thought it was easy and we fell apart," Maran told reporters.
"Bologna were good, they reacted well and took advantage of our errors.
Rolando Maran was at a loss to explain Chievo's second-half collapse against Bologna.
The Flying Donkeys led 1-0 at half-time of their match in Emilia-Romagna but capitulated to concede four goals after the restart, meaning they failed to move into the top-half of the table.
"We were playing a good match, then we thought it was easy and we fell apart," Maran told reporters.
"Bologna were good, they reacted well and took advantage of our errors.
"Watching the first-half nothing happened to suggest there would be a second-half of that sort. We conceded the first goal and we collapsed.
"I want to find out why we conceded the way we did, it was a nasty surprise.
"We always need to be motivated, as well as the performance there is the prestige of finishing in a higher position."