Massimo Oddo admits the 1-1 draw with Chievo was Udinese’s “worst performance since I’ve been at the club” and is grateful for the point.
The Friulani had won five on the bounce going into this game, but only grabbed a result thanks to Nenad Tomovic’s own goal.
“Sooner or later, we had to drop points,” shrugged the Coach on Sky Sport Italia.
Massimo Oddo admits the 1-1 draw with Chievo was Udinese’s “worst performance since I’ve been at the club” and is grateful for the point.
The Friulani had won five on the bounce going into this game, but only grabbed a result thanks to Nenad Tomovic’s own goal.
“Sooner or later, we had to drop points,” shrugged the Coach on Sky Sport Italia.
“I think it was our worst performance since I’ve been at the club, especially the first half. A dip in form can happen, but today we got the entire approach wrong.
“We woke up a little after the break, but still gifted 45 minutes to Chievo. These lads are young and need to learn how to maintain psychological consistency.
“We got some things wrong today and if we didn’t learn much from five consecutive wins, we’ll learn from this draw.”