Pere Milla Today, the delicate sporting moment of the Spanish is considered, a crisis that opened on Sunday after the terrible game in Elda and that is about about to beat Luis Miguel Ramis, whose position is at stake this Sunday against Levante. He end of Lleida, one of the coach’s regulars in the eleven despite being one of the players most questioned by the fans, considers that the team has not reached rock bottom and says that whistles are not known and if fans like it or not. He has only one goal, promotion, also recognizing that the main culprit of the current situation is the players and not the coach.
“I will give everything for Spanish, I will remove myself. Will people like it more or less? I don’t care if people like it more or less, I am here for one purpose, which moved up a category with Spanish. “If they yell at me later, okay, but what I want is to win,” said the Catalan when asked about the whistles heard in the stadium against him.
He considers that the Spaniard has not yet entered the lowest but is committed to correcting mistakes such as those experienced in the terrible conflict at Elda as soon as possible. “The thing about hitting rock bottom, I don’t think so, we are not where we want to be but this is what we have. It’s true that we played very badly in Elda, we didn’t know how to close the result. That’s what’s wrong with us, it also happened to us against Eibar. “We have to assume that it is our responsibility, that these failures cannot happen.”
MyHe is the player in the squad who has won the most secondary duels, a fact that Ramis highlighted although against Eldense he was just as bad as the entire team: “I may win in the second plays, but the other day I was not good in this facet of the game. Wherever I play, I’m fine because there’s a fantastic squad. It’s not about what Pere Milla would have scored 15 or 20 goals if not to go up in the category, if I do what’s better for me but if we don’t go up, it’s shit, speaking clearly.”
Levante come to the Stage Front Stadium on Sunday, an important clash to emerge from the tsunami of recent days because if they lose, the Ramis head in danger. But Pere Milla tried to minimize the drama. “If we see the game as a final? If we lose, which can happen because this is football but it won’t happen, the world isn’t ending or anything, there will be 16 games left. There are many Leagues. leave, need let’s focus on Levante.”
For the fans, Espanyol are forced to go up because they have the best team in the Second Division. Very high expectations were built on the team at the beginning of the season: “You (the journalists) set them. I came with the intention of promoting, those who have developed expectations are the field of journalism, We know where we are and what we are capable of, we lack that punch to believe that we can win on all fronts,” explained the Catalan.
Finally he broke a spear for the work of an inquiring Ramis, remembering that the culprits of the crisis are the players. “Unfortunately, last year in Elche I had six coaches. And in the end those who play are the footballers, the coach will not shoot himself in the foot. We are aware that everything that happens is for us,” he highlighted.
Source: La Verdad
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