Real Valladolid coach Paulo Pezzolanohe pointed out, after achieving direct promotion, in a truly crazy ending, that he was “a Uruguayan who is proud to be one”, because that character made him “have the courage” to overcome everything was placed against him.
“The Uruguayans have rebellion, or as they say here, cojones. We are not giving up. “I’m proud for myself, for my family, because it wasn’t a good year, with three children, that I couldn’t bring to the stadium so they wouldn’t hear what was being said,” he explained.
As indicated “There’s a lot of manipulation behind itWhat happened was not normal, on the part of anyone, including the media, who went to do harm.”
“I left this city where it should be, because when your people get to know you, and you get to know them, they are warm, beautiful, and I’m happy for them, and for my family, for my parents, who always push,” she added, with tears in his eyes.
And he wanted to leave some advice: “Life is hard and, in hard times, you have to redouble your efforts.” “When no one likes you, show what you are, when no one believes, do it yourself, because you can always do it, as we saw this year.”
Also, he admitted that, on many occasions, he “provoked” confrontations against him. “to protect the players”, so that they are not affected by criticism and it focuses on them.
“It was a difficult year, with a lot of injuries and a lot of things that didn’t happen, but those of us here know. The union has been fundamental, the players have redoubled their efforts and shown that the work done is good,” he added.
Regarding the match against Villarreal B, he pointed out that, like others, “it was difficult”, but the team got the reward, and achieved the third promotion in five seasons, with Ronaldo Nazário leading the Valladolid club.
Exactly, Pezzolano also wants to thank the Brazilian star for the trust and support he gave him during the year, especially in the most difficult moments” and insists on the merit of this promotion “just one year later”.
And he concluded by acknowledging that still feeling “sick” for not being able to keep Real Valladolid in the First Division in the campaign in which he arrived, but he was able to “get his revenge”, and it put him back “where he should be”.
Source: La Verdad
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