The Chilean coach Manuel Pellegrini said today that a victory next Sunday in Manchester Stadium, the Rose Garden before the Hercules was "an important step depending on other results," referring to the fight against relegation. "The critical part is to win us to Hercules. Depend on us and we beat a tough opponent," said the coach jellyfish.
Pellegrini looks to Malaga "more confident" after the last winning results and argued that "to the extent that is not lost, the team is winning in faith." "We lack the championship final, the most important and Sunday we will have a good evaluation," said Pellegrini, who provides a game "very intense" because "lose points now that there are five days of tournament is essential." The Chilean stressed the importance of fans in the Rose Garden to win games, but noted that "it is important that the team comes out to win public support." The former Real Madrid, on the other hand, also referred to the meeting who competed last Wednesday all white and Barcelona and says, "It was unfortunate everything that has surrounded the match and the match itself." Pellegrini said it was "terrible" despite playing "the two best teams in the world," but that in his opinion "really did not play." He is now coach of Manchester said that "worse is how it is ending" and that "football is getting out of the parameters that here in Spain has always had."
Pellegrini looks to Malaga "more confident" after the last winning results and argued that "to the extent that is not lost, the team is winning in faith." "We lack the championship final, the most important and Sunday we will have a good evaluation," said Pellegrini, who provides a game "very intense" because "lose points now that there are five days of tournament is essential." The Chilean stressed the importance of fans in the Rose Garden to win games, but noted that "it is important that the team comes out to win public support." The former Real Madrid, on the other hand, also referred to the meeting who competed last Wednesday all white and Barcelona and says, "It was unfortunate everything that has surrounded the match and the match itself." Pellegrini said it was "terrible" despite playing "the two best teams in the world," but that in his opinion "really did not play." He is now coach of Manchester said that "worse is how it is ending" and that "football is getting out of the parameters that here in Spain has always had."
- Real Madrid 7-0 Malaga: Ronaldo Hat-Trick Hammers Boquerones On Manuel Pellegrini's Return (Goal.com) (04/03/2011)
- Málaga to cancel 'arrogant' Quincy Owusu-Abeyie's contract (28/04/2011)
- Mourinho busts on Pellegrini just because he can (02/03/2011)
- Mexico move for Pellegrini (22/07/2010)
- Agent says Mexico made offer to Pellegrini (AP) (22/07/2010)
No comments:
Post a Comment