Camilo Speranza, assistant coach of Real Valladolid, He regretted the loss against Getafe and assured that, despite the fact that they continued to weaken during the week, “the locker room is strong and there is no nervousness in the team.”
Valladolid lost at the Coliseum against Getafe after conceding two second-half goals from Álvaro Rodríguez and Allan Nyom. Furthermore, the coach of the Castilian team, Paulo Pezzolano was sent off at half-time after protests and an argument with his counterpart from the azulón team, José Bordalás.
“You’re not on the team. I see unpleasant things in the band, things that are not normal, ways of responding to the coach that are not typical of people who dedicate themselves to this professionally. I see inequality and it is normal that when someone feels a victim of injustice, they rebel. It has nothing to do with nervousness. And not the Getafe coaching staff,” said Speranza, in a press conference.
“The situation is unfavorable in the sense that no one wants to compete for permanency. Unpleasant because, despite the fact, you think everything is going to be perfect at the beginning of the season. Then comes things that make you think about your goals but I can’t say anything about Valladolid fans. Quite the opposite. I don’t see the tension, I see the natural situation of a fan wanting the best for their team. This team does not deserve to be in the situation it is in. Now reality is what it is,” he confessed.
“The team is competing to the best of its abilitythe daily routine is very good and that is why we are looking for solutions, which is what we are concerned about. I am confident that the energy is still good. We feel strong enough to compete and I have no doubt that we will leave everything to turn the situation around,” he said.
“We are strong, we are confident, the group is supportive, it is solid, there is a committed group And if the coach showed anything last season in the ups and downs that occurred, it was his adaptability and strength. Last year, the goal was one, to be at the top, and no one remembers because everything turned out to be a fairy tale, but today, in a compromised situation, we face it with responsibility but part of the process we are in, ” he noted.
“We know what’s going on is game situations. We have a very young squad in the field and it is normal that there may be some mistakes or inattention, though the team is working on that. Against rivals like this, mistakes pay,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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