Twenty important days to get out of hell or not

Espanyol will start a decisive slope in January next Saturday with three games marked in red, that’s three results They can determine whether Manolo González’s team is convicted to continue in hell and the suffering becomes acute or if, on the other hand, he keeps his head down and distances himself from the places of relegation.

This January, Espanyol will face exciting matches against teams from its Liga, fighting to avoid relegation, such as the Catalans. Without the cup, those of Manolo González focused all their efforts on permanencean important challenge in which they can make a good ‘bite’ of a successful arrangement in the next three stakes, two in addition to the RCDE Stadium. To start the next one Saturday the 11th, Espanyol host Leganés (6:30 pm), a team that surpassed the parakeets by three points (18 for the pepineros compared to 15 for the blue and white, third from the bottom). Transcendental appointment, because to win The Spaniard can leave the hot zone. In the event of a win, the blue and white will chase the Cucumbers in the standings.

Six days later, a new ‘final’ at the RCDE Stadium. On Friday the 17th (9 pm) A minimum player arrived at Cornellà-El Prat in very low time, especially since Valladolid was eliminated this Sunday from the Cup in Orense and there is bad weather in the lands of Pucelana. The tension in that club was broken Ronaldo is still in charge.

spanish is obliged not to miss the 6 points at stake who will fight two direct rivals, because if they tie two victories, the sports crisis of Perica will begin to cool down, endorsing the work of Manolo González.

To close the January slope, The Catalans face Sevilla at Pizjuán on Saturday the 25th (6:30 p.m.). An appointment where it is urgent to end the bad streak at home (the worst guest with a single point to his name) and scratch some points against a García Pimienta team who continue to see the relegation places close and also arrived ‘injured’ in January after the defeat he suffered last Saturday in the Copa del Rey.

Manolo, no ultimatum, in principle

The demanding January Manolo González can be put in the pillorybecause if we count three games as defeats, especially two at home, it becomes difficult to put our hands to the fire for the continuation of the Galician coach at the head of the first team.

But Sports management insisted that Manolo had no ultimatum and the idea is for him to continue leading the team until June, at least. Everything is possible, as always, in Spanish.