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Manager Maciej Skorza press conference after match against Shimizu
J League YBC Levain Cup Group Stage Section 2 Shimizu S-Pulse match Post-match comments
“We lost two important points today. I think we started very well Linssen for the end of the first half. In the beginning of the second half, we changed the position of the players up front a little bit, but we were in good shape for a few minutes and I think we were able to keep the opponents from playing. It may have been a little too early for me to feel like I won this game.I think my concentration and attention were declining.I gave the opponent a lot of space in my own half and he took a great shot. At the end, there was Shinzo (Koroki)'s decisive opportunity, and if it had been decided, he would have won.David (David Moberg Karlsson) was also there, but when I asked Shinzo, "At that time, David I couldn't see the ball,' so I decided to shoot.
We want to break through this group, but the fact that we are still two points behind the leader means that we still have a long way to go. From now on, I would like to concentrate on the league.”
[Question-and-answer session]
(In the second half, you used David Moberg Karlsson on the left side instead of the right side you usually use. What was your intention?)
“We are also looking at what other options there are for David at the moment. We had a practice match last Sunday and it was great to play on the left wing. After the game, I told David himself, 'I'll try this option once in a while,' and today was that day."
(I think I'm getting better until one shot, but after that, is the quality of training not enough, or is it good in training but not in the game?)
“Everyone is doing their best in practice, but I haven’t seen much improvement or progress.As I continue training, I want to think about what other forms there are. I am thinking"
(It was after the Reds' substitution that gave the opposition time. Did the substitute not seem to be entering the game well?)
“We changed the structure of the team a bit when we were substituted, so I don’t think we could say that we didn’t win the game because the substitute didn’t work.”
(Many Japanese players are unable to adapt when the structure changes. Does this seem like a problem for Japanese football as a whole?)
"In my opinion, as a coach you have to get the team used to it, you have to adapt. In order to be able to provide better support in similar situations, I would like to work even harder and do my best.”
(Does it seem like foreign players adapt very quickly to structural changes?)
"The match has just ended, so it may be a little early for me to judge."
[Urawa Reds Official Media (URD:OM)]
“We lost two important points today. I think we started very well Linssen for the end of the first half. In the beginning of the second half, we changed the position of the players up front a little bit, but we were in good shape for a few minutes and I think we were able to keep the opponents from playing. It may have been a little too early for me to feel like I won this game.I think my concentration and attention were declining.I gave the opponent a lot of space in my own half and he took a great shot. At the end, there was Shinzo (Koroki)'s decisive opportunity, and if it had been decided, he would have won.David (David Moberg Karlsson) was also there, but when I asked Shinzo, "At that time, David I couldn't see the ball,' so I decided to shoot.
We want to break through this group, but the fact that we are still two points behind the leader means that we still have a long way to go. From now on, I would like to concentrate on the league.”
[Question-and-answer session]
(In the second half, you used David Moberg Karlsson on the left side instead of the right side you usually use. What was your intention?)
“We are also looking at what other options there are for David at the moment. We had a practice match last Sunday and it was great to play on the left wing. After the game, I told David himself, 'I'll try this option once in a while,' and today was that day."
(I think I'm getting better until one shot, but after that, is the quality of training not enough, or is it good in training but not in the game?)
“Everyone is doing their best in practice, but I haven’t seen much improvement or progress.As I continue training, I want to think about what other forms there are. I am thinking"
(It was after the Reds' substitution that gave the opposition time. Did the substitute not seem to be entering the game well?)
“We changed the structure of the team a bit when we were substituted, so I don’t think we could say that we didn’t win the game because the substitute didn’t work.”
(Many Japanese players are unable to adapt when the structure changes. Does this seem like a problem for Japanese football as a whole?)
"In my opinion, as a coach you have to get the team used to it, you have to adapt. In order to be able to provide better support in similar situations, I would like to work even harder and do my best.”
(Does it seem like foreign players adapt very quickly to structural changes?)
"The match has just ended, so it may be a little early for me to judge."
[Urawa Reds Official Media (URD:OM)]
