Keidi Bare: “The game is life or death”

Keidi Bare is one of the few positive news of the Spaniard in recent weeks, as he has started to break into line-ups with a dropper after overcoming his serious ankle injury. The Albanian, one of the most loved players by standing for his participation in the club and his fight on the green, never leaves you indifferent when he speaks. Except now, when the Spanish are risking their lives in every game, fighting for survival. First stop, the ‘final’ this Friday against Cádiz at the RCDE Stadium.

“yeah the time to win is now, words are worthless, only the facts are worth it”, he began in the club’s media statements. Bare does not shy away from recognizing the importance of the fight against the Andalusians.

“On Friday we have a chance to win and we have to do things right. It’s a life or death game. We’re working hard for that day because that’s the only game on our minds and We will do everything to get the 3 points”, The midfielder said.

Keidi assured that the group strives to hold hands Luis Garcia and they will try to make the fans proud and see improvement. “He was a nice surprise because We’ll go all out and push it yes or yes. And this must be demonstrated not only in words, but in actions in the field”, he insisted.

Luis García clarified after the KO Against Betis, the parakeets did not give up, even if they painted rough and the threat of relegation began to do a lot of damage. Keidi backs up that message and he makes it very clear that parakeet fans are the number ’12’ player who always helps.

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“The fans have always driven us and they’ve been there through the good times and the bad times. The most important thing is when they are in bad. I don’t have to say anything to the fans because they are always there”, he concluded.