Although Zaragoza is still in the relegation zone units urged the Mexican coach Javier Aguirre was pleased with the draw got the day 0-0 against Sporting Gijon as a visitor. This because the "Basque" Aguirre appreciated the fact that two weeks ago the leader Barcelona could not win in the stadium The Molinón and days before the Valencia, one of the teams occupying the top spot, did not either.
"It's a tie because the Sporting Merit comes to tie against Barcelona and Valencia and El Molinón too tight," said Mexican coach at a news conference, while admitting that the rival was higher for some circumstances. "The Sporting felt much more comfortable playing at home and also had to risk and so much dominated the second half.
This team has a short but very skilful players and brazen," he said. With this draw, Javier Aguirre he put together four games without a win in Zaragoza, a situation expected to be reversed, so eager to show their targeted level of January, where the team even scored three victories in a row.
"We must regain the level shown in January especially in attack," said Mexican strategist, who warned his target no one has the guaranteed place in the starting line "on this team have to win the job every week." Knowing that the past is behind us, Aguirre now think of the days remaining to get the stay in the Primera Division of Spain and therefore already focused on the next game against Athletic Bilbao at the Estadio La Romareda.
"There are 13 days and you have to do 15 points, so what to do now is start thinking about the match against Athletic Bilbao," concluded the Mexican boat. Zaragoza is the penultimate (18) with 24 points to share the relegation zone with Almeria and Malaga. 
"It's a tie because the Sporting Merit comes to tie against Barcelona and Valencia and El Molinón too tight," said Mexican coach at a news conference, while admitting that the rival was higher for some circumstances. "The Sporting felt much more comfortable playing at home and also had to risk and so much dominated the second half.
This team has a short but very skilful players and brazen," he said. With this draw, Javier Aguirre he put together four games without a win in Zaragoza, a situation expected to be reversed, so eager to show their targeted level of January, where the team even scored three victories in a row.
"We must regain the level shown in January especially in attack," said Mexican strategist, who warned his target no one has the guaranteed place in the starting line "on this team have to win the job every week." Knowing that the past is behind us, Aguirre now think of the days remaining to get the stay in the Primera Division of Spain and therefore already focused on the next game against Athletic Bilbao at the Estadio La Romareda.
"There are 13 days and you have to do 15 points, so what to do now is start thinking about the match against Athletic Bilbao," concluded the Mexican boat. Zaragoza is the penultimate (18) with 24 points to share the relegation zone with Almeria and Malaga.
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