Luis de la FuenteSpanish coach, responded harshly to the fans of the Spanish team who whistled at the captain Álvaro Morata at the Santiago Bernabéuand admitted that he felt “shame. It hurts my soul that in my country they whistle at a national team player and the captain, who is a reference, an example. I feel ashamed of those whistles,” he said at a press conference.
“It’s a minority that sometimes insults someone or gives a mark. The rest of the stadium behaves wonderfully, but as a Spaniard, I’m embarrassed when someone whistles at a player who defends colors of our country even though the majority supported Spain,” he added.
De la Fuente asked that when the national team was playing The fans forget about their clubs and support all the players.
“We must do an exercise in self-criticism, in support of the national team. Wherever we go we are received fantastically but there can always be some clumsy detractors. It must be our job to educate people and here it is necessary let’s leave the colors of the clubs on them. part. This is everyone’s job, this is the Spanish team and the players represent Spain. We must push to educate that minority,” he said.
The coach was very proud and happy after the game that La Roja played against Brazil, despite the final draw. “The team is far superior to Brazil in all aspects because we know Brazil’s potential,” he began, later admitting that he was “happy and content with the image and the excellence shown; What we see here is very important for the future.”
De la Fuente considered the tension normal and the fact that sparks flew during and at the end of the match against Brazil. “There are no friendly matches here, there are competitive and others; That tension is normal. There was a lot of demand and what is shown there are good competitors.
When asked if he drew conclusions to form the final list for the Euro Cup, the coach admitted that “they made me suffer because there were many good things to choose from. I am very proud because these games improved us. No we’re going to make a mistake in June because everyone going is ready and up to the task.”
Source: La Verdad
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