“We have a responsibility, but no one gets up in 10 days”

“We have a responsibility and we are assertive, but we must also convey a message of calm. because no one is going up in ten days or because of the date, the name or the category you came from. “You have to go game by game, that’s the message from start to finish,” said Rosario’s coach.

The Franjiverde coach also warned his players and fans, and Racing de Ferrol reminded that he will oppose the match “with the same enthusiasm and emotion as we have”, pointing out that he has maintained the block since last season when he was promoted. pre-season did not lose.

“There is no relaxation and the state is on the alert”Elche added that the competition started “the same for everyone”.

“I don’t believe in history, but I do believe day in day out,” said Beccacece, who was pleased with the harmony achieved in the dressing room and with the fans during the preparation phase.

Guaranteed that Elche will finish everything, the coach of the Elche team said, “I think we will reach 20,000 subscribers because the team will connect with people, regain their trust and represent them.” matches are “empty” .

Sebastián Beccacece has described the Second Division as an “extremely even” competition, where details will be “important” to determine the teams that will take part in the classification division.

Franjiverde coach stated that his team will be a “hero”. when it comes to taking the initiative of the juice and «we will keep the streak we finished last season without losing five games. “We aim to be an aggressive team that takes control of the game, but solidity is essential.”

Closing of the transfer market

The Argentine coach also talked about the closing dates of the transfer market, which will take place one month after the start of the competition, which means that some teams do not stay in the squad where they started the competition and then lose. first days to key players. In this case, Beccacece fears that the situation could come up with Lucas Boyé, the franchise forward sought after by several Major League teams.

He even stated that he wanted the market to close to coincide with the start of the championship, “One thing is ideal, the other is real. I don’t know what could happen as long as the market is open.”When asked if he could trust all the players currently on his roster with whom he worked in the preseason after September 1, the coach made his comment.

“I don’t have control, I don’t manage the market, and I don’t want it, but I want it to be reviewed in the future and for everyone, not just Elche, because speculations, immeasurable things and tokens are taking action at the last moment,” he argued.

According to the Argentinean, closing the market before the competition would be “more orderly and orderly for everyone”.

Christopher Parralo

Racing de Ferrol’s coach, Cristóbal Parralo, assured that Elche is one of the “best” teams in the category.

“We are faced with a team that finished last season with a very good fight despite being relegated from the First Division. He retained the hurdle and then made the best signings for this category.. Elche’s aim is undoubtedly direct promotion.”

The Galician team’s Córdoba coach hopes to see a competitive Racing de Ferrol at Martínez Valero tonight, “who hasn’t lost his face to the game”, although they are still not “one hundred percent” after a “last” pre-season. It’s not easy” due to the difficulty of turning off signatures.

«We came to the Second Division to try to stayKnowing that this will be a very long and difficult season, we have to consolidate ourselves because we will face opponents with great potential,” warned Parralo, adding that “every mistake comes at a heavy price” in the Second Division.

Race coach doesn’t believe it “at this point” Is there a team that is “one hundred percent”?especially since, according to him, competition will be one that gives “rhythm” to the players.

“On the tactical level, you always have to improve in every way. We have some grounding and looked for players who fit in with our idea and the way we see football. We want to add continuity to the project, but we must always continue to grow.”