Napoli, Sarri: "In a match where we didn't have control we successfully scored and didn't concede anything. Me as Italy coach? More probable that I go into politics"

Napoli beat Milan today at the San Paolo for three critical points that bring them back to the top of the table. After the match Maurizio Sarri spoke to Sky Sport, "We had a good first half where pressed high on the pitch and and created a lot. Then we lost our high pressure and effectiveness, and things became complicated. In the last 25 games we've had seven wins and four draws, so a draw in an away match doesn't mean we've lost our security. We knew we were facing a squad that in July was amongst the favorites for the championship. They suffered in the beginning of the season but lately they have grown and shown enormous positive signals and for me they did again this evening. The important aspect that is in a match where didn't have control we were able to score and not concede anything. This is an important aspect for me and one that the squad didn't have in the past. The midfielders are growing in the defensive phase, all six that I have at my disposal. Insigne? In my style of playing and in seeing football, he doesn't come into the games, he starts. When you pick a manager, however, you have to take his characteristics also. Ventura, historically, has been a manager that prefers to strikers. What is more important, the players you have or the system?In my first years I focused on my system, now not anymore. Therefore I am either an imbecile for changing ideas or intelligent, I still don't know the answer. All the criticism Ventura got wasn't right. There can't be only one person at fault in this circumstance. No one has defended him, but there was one person who should have, by strength, for the institution. Nobody did and this made me feel bad. Even not hearing the association of managers defending him. Me as the Italy manager? You have a better chance of me going into politics, at least I would be presented in an election."