Girona will eat the nougat -and the grapes-, depending on how the day ends, two points from the positions that give access to Europe. Míchel’s team will have a sweet and peaceful Christmas after a good victory against Pucelanos because, otherwise, the balls on the Christmas tree will have some shaking or other.
The most demanding rival did not appear on the Montilivi green, but that does not mean that a little merit was taken away from the victory of a team that abused possession and ruthlessly dominated for ninety-two minutes that the event will take in the cold. .
The ‘gironí’ flame showed its famous icy face, as is customary at this time, but that didn’t stop the fans from spending the entire second half singing Christmas carols and waving. The fan was once again met with a smile, something that hadn’t happened since the derby win against Espanyol.
So, nothing slips before Christmas. Yes, Míchel’s with Israel, the linesman who hired a coach. The topic moved to the press conference and there the Vallecano coach used the word ‘ridiculous’, something that struck him because of the statements of some journalists after the Cup defeat against Logroñés. What Míchel doesn’t know is that he is completely and undeniably admired by the entire group.
And the staff, happy. Vacation until next December 29. Some took the fastest shower of the year to be with their families and take a few days of disconnection and rest.
Others, like Danjuma and Abel Ruiz, will regain confidence after seeing the goal again, something the team needs, although they will especially not carry a bag that, certainly, is not full of gifts such as may be seen at this time.
With a smile and three points, Girona will say goodbye to 2024 to start a 2025 that will be difficult to match, although, surely, that there are many things to celebrate
Source: La Verdad
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