It is clear that the outcome of this edition of the League will have an influence on forming conclusions about Marcelino’s stage at Athletic. Whether the Asturian coach likes it or not, leaving the team within Europe is not the same as leaving it outside Europe. His work, of course, is present, but goals are love and pushing the ball behind the net is always an added plus.
The unity and rotation with which they present themselves from the rojiblanco dressing room about the future of the current coach is surprising. “Marcelino is the best coach we can get”, Raúl García assured this week. “We all want it to continue”, influenced by Yeray and Villalibre. I feel that Capa and Nuñez don’t think the same, to give a name, but their situation is different.
This kind of strong adhesion in a locker room like Athletic is surprising. Along with Ziganda, Gaizka Garitano and a few other more or less recent coaches, it also didn’t happen. Along with Berizzo, the staff also praised his idea and that of his work group.
The difference between this united support of the lions for Marcelino with respect to the aforementioned Argentine coach is obvious. The equipment is now working. So, on the other hand, if there hadn’t been a dismissal after the 3-0 win against Levante, the threat of relegation could have been a sad fact.
Athletic is immersed in the electoral process for the presidency and that is always a big word. We’ll see what happens first on this last day of the League and then during the campaign. The coach issue is not a problem now. On Monday, beyond the results of Camp Nou and Pizjuán, it could begin.
Source: La Verdad
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