In the press conference, the Colombian criticized the match between the two teams, stating that Brazilian football deserves more quality matches
The classic between Athletico and Coritiba was intense for Rubro Negro coach Juan Carlos Osorio. During the 1-1 draw with Coxa on Sunday evening (28), the coach had moments of discussion with rival fans and also blew kisses in a provocative tone. In the press conference, the Colombian criticized the match between the two teams, stating that Brazilian football deserves more quality matches.
– I am very sad, because this cannot be the mirror of Brazilian football. Bad and poor football. It is impossible that two first division teams, Coritiba and Atletico, who believe in elaborate football, have only two chances to score. It’s very weak, very sad… I speak for myself, it’s impossible to play good football if you don’t make 10 or 15 passes in a row into the opponent’s field.
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Osorio once again highlighted the team’s poor performance and said that Atletico must improve a lot over the course of the season, in order to present a game with more ball possession, exchanges of passes and creativity in creation.
– We have to play better, much better. We have to work, train every day. Emphasize, convince our team to play the game, to keep the ball. The responsibility is all mine. I decide the starting 11, I decide how to play. But today we couldn’t exchange ten passes in a row.
The Atletico team will have a week without matches, as the period will be characterized by Copa do Brasil duels. As for Osorio, the Furacão team returns to the field at the weekend, Sunday (25th), against São Joseense, at the Ligga Arena, in Curitiba, for the last round of the first phase of the Paranaense Championship. At the end of the 10th round, Furacão is the leader with 22 points, six wins and four draws.
Source: Terra
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