Ramis: “I don’t want them to ask for dismissal but we are second; we will not stop”

Luis Miguel Ramis admitted after Espanyol’s emphatic victory over Eibar that the victory came through his team’s faith until the last breath, acknowledging despite everything that “it was unfair for Eibar” because of the game that they played. He tried not to throw his hat in the ring, although he admitted that he experienced it “with a lot of emotions. There were some tears because there are many emotions in everyday life. In addition, personal and professional things is added.”

The Spanish coach took the match, stressing that the comeback came because of the group’s faith that it could win until the end. “They came from believing in what we were doing until the end and looking for the opponent’s goal. It was clear that we were less in the game and the changes contributed a lot. In the first half, we were afraid of the ball. we talked at half-time that we can’t be like this. We improved in the second half and the victory led us to the victory. The penalty gave us confidence and we pulled the opposition back. We knew we could score a goal if we take the game to their area. No one believed we could win, but we did,” he explained.

The Catalan insisted that “I don’t know if we deserved the victory or not, but it’s a bit unfair for Eibar because they played a great game. But it’s about the actions, we believed in the end and took we have the game going forward. We need it.”

Again I heard shouts of ‘Ramis go now’ from the fans who went to Eibar when the Espanyol was dying on the canvas. “I will not show euphoria. I am happy for everyone, but I will not stop. I don’t like that they ask for my dismissal but we are second, one game behind first. I ask that we push. We do not have the trust of the fans but we will not stop,” he said.