Ruben Baraja This Thursday he blamed the fact that the Valencia still not working. “I am the most responsible person,” said the Valladolid coach, who commented that it was normal to be asked after his 5 in 24 in League“your name Ruben Baraja or whatever you say.”
“I am focused on working and trying to give my best. If the Valencia fans should know something, it is that we are trying to do everything possible and more. I appreciate all the support received and I understand that my ability is questionable, call yourself Ruben Baraja or whatever you say,” he said. Deck.
The man from Valladolid stressed that they need to improve away from home “because at home the team gave a good level but the results were very bad.” But Baraja is confident in the change of dynamics: “We need to feel this strength and I feel one hundred percent supported and I am calm. I am convinced that this change will take place and if not, I will not be here,” commented Valladolid .
The coach of Valencia He emphasized that he has “some experience” here and knows that “these moments can only be changed by unity, having faith, trying to lift our spirits.”
“We had planned for the start to be like this. Maybe not be so low, but it could happen. We have to focus on the game and know that we have to improve many things with what we have to do away from home. critical , so are the players,” said Baraja, who admitted that he knew his team could start with very few points this season.
However, he said he hopes his message gets through, although “we will see the final decision tomorrow” in Leganeswhere Deck wants to change the home streak of Valenciawho did not add a single point out of a possible twelve at home.
“Sometimes, football is about states of mind. When a team manages to win, everything goes more often. And when it doesn’t, there are people who don’t come anymore. We are working so that all of this doesn’t affect us and we get there in competitive games to win,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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