Zbigniew Boniek praises Roma's appointment of Gasperini
In an interview with Il Tempo, Boniek addressed Roma's new technical project with Gasperini, Massara and Ranieri at the helm.
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'I think the club is doing much better now, especially with the arrival of those three figures,' said Boniek.
'Gasperini is a guarantee. He is a coach who works hard and well,' he added. 'The hope is that everything can go smoothly from now on.'
'I expect the fans to be very positive about Gasperini. He's always looked after the interests of his team. Maybe he wasn't always the nicest guy, but the reason is simple: he was good and kept winning, and when that happens you forget about being nice.'
'I think his appointment was an excellent decision made by the club. An experienced choice. It's important to have a coach like him, tough and demanding, in a city where it's very easy to relax and rest on your laurels.'
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