The Mexican’s assistant coach Javier Aguirre sa Royal Majorca is Toni Amor (Palma, November 6, 1976), a Mallorcan who passed through the banks of Mallorca B, Atlético Baleares, UD Arenal, UD Ibiza at Leganesand a few years ago jumped in and went on dubaipassing through Hilal, Al Wast, Al Wadha at Al-Shabadand will end with Monterey of Mexico and now on Royal Majorcanext to ‘Basque’ Aguirre.
“For me, being on any Spanish First Division team is not the same as being here; in Mallorca, there is an emotional point”, he said. Love this Monday in an interview given to the Balearic club’s media.
“I really hope so”
The Palma coach stated: “I am very special, I am very excited. That’s what it’s all about, that enthusiasm and responsibility turns into work and good results. ”“ You try to climb the steps, destiny gives you small opportunities and, if you take advantage, you have more options to get there. somewhere, the greater the better ”, he defined.
From his last stage on Arab Emirates, Love He explains: “I played it, we went to Dubai, and that’s where it all started. I got along with Diego Maradona or Héctor Cúper and they had a great year. From there I went to Hilal, which is one of the biggest clubs in Asia, the results were very good and that was the definite push to get into the elite ”.
Your decision to go on emirates he was given the opportunity to meet the technician Javier Aguirre, who will join him in forming a tandem and will open the doors of the Spanish League for him. “When I went to Al-Wahda, a team from Abu Dhabi, I left that club and Javier Aguirre came in. And a man like us, Tomeu Llabrés, came with me to Abu Dhabi and then stayed with Javier “, narrated Love. “Llabrés was the man who introduced me to Aguirre.”
Love Ensuring that collaboration with the Mexican is very simple. “Javier is someone who gives you a lot of confidence and allows you to work with complete peace of mind, but he’s also very demanding. He’s in charge of everything. The time I spent with him was always a master’s degree in teaching, above all, in group management and in extreme situations ”, says the Spaniard.
A “limit situation” in Leganés
Aguirre at Love lived in a “borderline situation” in CD Leganes. That’s where they landed in the 2019-20 season. They took the pepinero team bottom and in the end they were just one goal away from maintaining the category. That stage was allowed Love face for the first time in the First Division RCD Majorcathe group of his life, he says.
It was on matchday 30 and the result was 1-1. Aguirre is allowed and is Tony Love sitting on Son Moix’s visiting bench. “It was a special match, exciting for me, to go back to my house and be there. When the ball started to roll, you forgot everything and focused on the bench. I think we played a very good match that day, we competed very well. It’s a pity and it’s not enough to save both teams “, he recalls.
CONCACAF Champions Champion
Before landing on Real Mallorca, Javier Aguirre, Toni Amor and the physical trainer Pol Lorente they shine on Monterey Striped, which led to their fifth Concacaf Champions title. “Mexico is a very competitive league. We were able to win the Champions League. We beat the MLS champion, we beat Cruz Azul, the champion in Mexico last year, and we won the final against America, the leader. of the league at that time. I am happy to be able to be in the history of Monterrey ”, explains Toni Amor.
Majorcan coach’s question to fans of Majorca to be with the team these last eight days. “The first time I went to the Lluís Sitjar stadium I was 8 or 9 years old; he does it every week. But not in the First Division, but when Mallorca was in the Second Division. “
“I understand very well what the fans are, because I was there. What the fans want is for the team to give everything. If the team gives everything, the people will give. You never know what will happen, but I will give 200 %, especially in the emotional aspect of being Real Mallorca ”, he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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