Luis Miguel Ramis came out of the press room with a serious face but was somewhat relieved by his Spanish side’s painful but important victory over Levante. The Perico coach endured chants of ‘Ramis go away now’ after replacing Aguado for Keidi Bare with five remaining, with fans considering their most talented player will miss out when Levante the most pressing.
Ramis did not raise his voice and appealed to his professionalism to weather the storm. “I face the chants with professionalism. We are exposed to it and whoever is not will already know what to do. I am willing to do it. We live in a world of emotions and people express themselves. If we dedicate ourselves to this it That’s how it is. We have to respond. This doesn’t make me work less, it doesn’t make it a torture for me to come to the stadium. I accept it with sportsmanship, naturalness and professionalism. I don’t enjoy the moment, obviously. What I want is to change it, I don’t have “Nothing magical and I do work. Our goal is to be at the top and fight until the end to be in the First Division,” he stated.
In line with the fans’ bitter complaints, the coach considers that “there is a difficult atmosphere, I don’t know if deserved or not. It’s a situation that is not coming from now, maybe, I don’t know. But neither am I will evaluate them. What I want is to score points and position the team, which is the only balm we need. When there is so much chaos, all kinds of opinions come out. There is a sense of negativity because we are not giving our best face, but we are looking for the love of “The people and the support. We’re all human, the players too and they hear a lot of things.”
Regarding the match, he acknowledged being “very happy for the victory and the players. We need that breath from our side. It doesn’t happen by chance. Maybe Levante deserved to take the three points and only the victory only took them away like that. But we, In these open matches, against a rival of this category like Levante, we suffered a lot. We needed the points and in the end they fell to us side because of our persistence. We believe a lot and those things sometimes come out. The fans are not happy with a lot of things and He left with his team winning, it’s positive. The players need confidence and love. . Many times there are curves, skids and you get out.”
Source: La Verdad
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