Sergio González, The coach of Cádiz, regretting the defeat against Getafe, said he was “very angry” with the result, very critical of his team, making sure that “the first mistake is thinking that in another game is won” and declared that they have “the truck full of shit” and they need a winner to “pull out the hose and clean it up.”
Cádiz, who played from the 43rd minute with another after the expulsion of Djene Dakonam, They lost at the Coliseum with a goal from Borja Mayoral in the 75th.
“The first half we were superior, we could have gone ahead, but at half-time we made the first mistake, which is to think that with one more the game was won. In the second half Getafe looked like its best version and we let’s get away from us”said Sergio, in a press conference.
“I am really pissed off I said because at half-time they only scored a goal against a dead ball and that’s what happened. I said you need to focus and we made a mistake. They mark us with a mistake. From then on, Cádiz was too vague because the goal affected us,” he confessed.
“We have a truck full of shit and we need a breakthrough to get the hose out and clean it up. The goal cannot be scored with a scoring error. We didn’t know how to react and use the last weapon in the last ten minutes,” Sergio declared, admitting they needed a win to end a streak of eight league games without a win.
“What worries me is get the first victory. We are out of relegation but we are in relegation numbers. I know that with a victory the team will gain confidence and that is what we have to focus on. It will be difficult, twenty days of penance until the next game and we have to beat ourselves, be self-critical, reflect and this can be good for us,” he said.
“I’m leaving angry, angry, because it was a great opportunity not to lose and at least win. Getafe beat Cádiz by one and we were fools. The dead ball cannot happen to us. and passed. Now we will get together to spend the twenty days until the next game,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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