The coach complained about the poorly organized calendar
Flamengo beat Bahia 2-1 with a goal in injury time. David Luiz and is now leading the Brazilian championship. In his press conference, coach Tito he complained about the poor organization of the calendar and made a comment to Julio Avellar, CBF race director.
— I will speak directly with him, with Julio Avelar, who is in charge of the calendar. He must take good care of his activity, the organization and the rest time of the team. There are athletes who will explode because they will play in less than 72 hours. An injury will break out, in the knee, in the ankle. This hurts the club, it hurts a campaign, it hurts the athlete individually. Careful. I will report the name: Julio Avelar. Do the right things — the coach said.
The firm stance of the leader of the Brasileirão, Tite, shows that the group is completely dissatisfied with the planning established by the CBF. Flamengo is aware that its athletes can suffer serious consequences due to the pace of the matches.
In the last match, Flamengo saw the return of Ayrton Lucas, Cebolinha and Allan. Technical assistant Cléber Xavier, present with Tite at the press conference, underlined the commitment of the players and the medical department in preparing for the clash.
— It has the dedication of some athletes who perform functions they have never performed routinely. And the athletes return sooner than expected. Sacrifice. I congratulate the medical and physical departments, and especially the athletes, who have decided to bring the trial forward. In the last match we were without 10 athletes. Today without seven — the assistant commented.
Rubro-Negro is dealing with absences from some rounds and sees his main opponent on the calendar. Tite’s team will take to the field next Sunday for the classic match against Fluminense, in the eleventh round of the Brasileirão.
Source: Terra
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