Vélez’s coach spoke after the tie that stretched the team’s bad moment. “They brought us to give solutions and we are not giving them,” said the ‘Tiger’. “I don’t set deadlines,” he added. His next matches will be against Racing and River.
Ricardo Garecacoach of Velez Sarsfieldstressed last night that he does not intend to leave his position at the club and wants to stay “to fight her”despite the bad campaign that the team is displaying in the tournament of the Professional Soccer League (LPF).
“I want to stay to fight it. I don’t set deadlines”said the 65-year-old coach from Buenos Aires, after the goalless draw with Central Rosary, for the 16th. Date, which exasperated the bias of the ‘Fortín’ who lashed out at the leaders for the uncomfortable situation of the group in the standings.
“I like to be in these moments. And accompany the boys, the president (Sergio Rapisarda) and (Christian) Bassedas”said the idol from Velez, in his second cycle as a coach at the head of the entity.
garecawho took the lead in a match with Platense (1-1) last March, made self-criticism and argued “not to be outside of all this”.
“They brought us to provide solutions and we are not providing them”pointed out the exDT of the selected Peruat the press conference held at the José Amalfitani stadium.
When describing the performance of his team, the coach highlighted: “I didn’t like the first half, there was no break and we played at the pace of what the people required.”
“In the second (half) we changed, but we needed to specify and be more effective. We need calm, sometimes, to resolve”said garecawho since he was in charge of the charge added a victory (4-0 over Central Cordoba of Santiago del Estero), six draws and three losses.
Velezwith 17 points in the standings, will visit this Friday racing (18), in avellaneda and from 9:30 p.m., in one of the previews of the 17th. Working day.
Source: Ambito
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