The coach of Royal ValladolidJose Rojopacket‘, has made sure he doesn’t get the Ecuadorian Gonzalo Silver until the player is “perfectly fit”, because he continues to “discomfort” and wants him to “be comfortable”, although he is confident that he can participate in the next match against Barcelona.
“You have to put the kid when he is well, although he is doing better and his attitude is very good, as well as his commitment,” added the coach from Burgos, who was also “happy” with the “signing” of Sergi Guardiola, who can count on his first minutes this season with Valladolid against Sevilla at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán in a match on the second day of LaLiga Santander.
In this sense, he specified that Guardiola “is always another of the team, and he is treated with great respect and love, and whether the management carried out is correct or not, it will be seen at the end of the process, although now Valladolid has a player who is completely healthy and very clear in the head”.
As he explained, “no offer convinced both parties and, therefore, its continuation became an agreement between everyone”, which he considered benefited the blanquivioleta team “because Guardiola is a good player, who rests yours, play, and score goals.”
His obligation as a coach is to “make sure the whole squad is happy and ready for whatever may happen” and he points out that he treats all the players as he would like them to treat him, with honesty but with that respect and love “that makes it hard for many to leave.”
Both Guardiola “who will add a lot”, in the opinion of ‘Pacheta’, as well as Óscar Plano and Monchu, will be in the game in this Friday’s clash against the Andalusian team “although later it will be seen if they have minutes to play or nothing.”
Expect more verticality than against Villarreal
What is clear to him is that those who oppose this commitment will have to be “more vertical and pointless and be more interlined” than the debut against Villarreal, where the “responsibility” weighed on them to return to the First Division and the will say ” a difficult result” match, which did not respond to the game played by the locals.
“We have to be more ambitious and have more joy and less respect for our rivals, for this sport and for the defeats, because in the First Division all the teams will be very good, but we are ready, we have We have the ability to compete and fight and the strength we have must transfer to the field and, above all, to the rival area”, he said.
Regarding that first game of LaLiga Santander, he said that “the places are decisive, the mistakes and successes in them”, but he was “satisfied” with the work of his team “because he was never overwhelmed by Villarreal, he recovered from the first goal and he shot the goal”.
You know it’s going to be a year of hardship
He knows that this is a year in which “he will suffer a lot, and will have very difficult moments, but if Real Valladolid stays in the First Division, every year it will be better and, therefore, it is key to always keep fighting”, because In addition, the team is “ready” to “face extreme situations”.
Regarding the match against Sevilla, everything points to the fact that he will maintain the same technique he showed against the yellow submarine, although when he loses “the debate usually opens if it is better to play with two strikers than one, and luck has alternatives to put one drawing or another”.
He hopes that the fact that Julen Lopetegui’s men continue to ask for a penalty that was not indicated in their favor in the match against Osasuna, which ended in a defeat at Sevilla, will not harm Valladolid, because they trust in the establishment of arbitration, and besides, “Pacheta” just thinking about what your team should do to win.
“Sevilla has a very good squad, with good players in all positions. It is a tough team, hardworking, with strong wingers, good midfielders, powerful forwards; with a quick dynamic on the ball and a crowd that pays attention, which makes the Sánchez Pizjuán a good stadium to play”, he evaluated.
In addition, he emphasized the “experience” of his coach, Julen Lopetegui, and showed his “admiration” for the Andalusian entity “for how it has been built since 2000”, although he hopes that Valladolid will return to have good results and be able to “define better”.
Source: La Verdad
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