“We don’t want to see anyone like the Savior”
Valencia Basket Coach, Pedro Martinez, the last signature of the team, described the Dominican Interior Joel Soriano “unknown” and asked “patience and less expectations on the game and” avoid seeing anyone as a Savior. “
“It doesn’t make sense to wait to be equally with players playing in a certain way. We should not see anyone as a Savior,” Martinez added at a press conference this Saturday against Basket Girona.
Coach ‘Taronza’ praised Soriano’s mentality of completing his first training with the team on Friday: “He has a very good instinct, interested in being sure of next week and sure, it is very good to receive.”
On his opponent this Saturday, Moncho Fernandez pointed out the improvement of Martinez Girona: “The coach’s change has changed, dynamics have changed, and now they are more physical and very aggressive in the hazardous rebound.”
Valencia Basket coach refused to think about ‘Play-offs’ and said, “Talking about opponents is nonsense”: “We are fighting for a second place, but we can even fall to the fifth place, so we must live a lot in the present.”
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Martinez also removed that the previous day’s semi -Ozeli Dreamland Gran played five minutes against Canaria: “Everything depends on our expectations and I have a lot of people on a personal level and in group level.”
“Players should be ready to play for five or twenty five minutes and not play well, but continue to help the team.”
On the Jean Montero and Sergio de Laria, in the best young quintate of the ACB, the Catalan coach believed in their continuation: “I have both of them in the changing world and in this month, I would like to think about how we will help ahead.”
