Luis Garcia Plazacoach of Alaveshe assured this Saturday in a press conference, after losing 1-0 with the Ray to add their fifth consecutive defeat, that his team “does not suffer from hunger” and the desire to add victories”, but rather needs experience to return to the good results it achieved at the beginning of the year.
The Vitorian team was unable to beat a team that played another man due to the expulsion of Moomin in the 21st minute. García Plaza is self-critical of his decisions and the performance of his players, although he is optimistic about the team’s future. Alaves.
“I am the first, the main responsible person”
“They need a coach to make them see things. I know who has been good, bad and who has not been at the level. I myself am the first, the main person responsible. We have to help them to pass the qualifying round in Compostela and then win in Mallorca, let Carlos Vicente score, let Carlos Martín score, don’t let the rebounds go in,” he said.
“We have to insist and not give in and not see who is bad or if the coach is horrible. I have been there for two years and I give my best. The boys are also going to show their face. We have to get them come back and they have to beat us in the next game, which is the Cup,” he added.
Furthermore, he recognized the situation of Alaves It was “complicated” after adding five consecutive defeats but he remembered that his team were not in the relegation positions and had enough of a points cushion to stay calm.
“We have to be among the bottom eight but we have to stop this streak. We have to work and be demanding. We have to apply ourselves to be better and I ask the people with more experience, which we don’t have much, to advance. The team does not suffer from hunger and wants to win, it lacks a little experience to say that we are a disaster or a disaster without forwards or defenders,” he commented.
“Football has ups and downs. We are down, but not in the classification. The only thing that changes it is a victory, we have to fight for it and fight for it. I feel my home, my shield and my shirt. I will defend it and we will do our best to lift the situation,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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