Harper, Hercules forward: “We can’t wear medals to win or dramatize to lose”

The Spanish-Scottish forward admitted that the defeat made the team feel bad and described it as “competitive”, but pointed out that they did not look at the classification as much as the priority was to improve physical conditioning and learning. «We don’t want to look at the table yet, but we are improving every day and this weekend we will play learning defeat and that is important».

Harper asked him not to get excited or disappointed over a result in order to analyze the team he remembers being “young”. “We can’t wear medals to win or dramatize to lose,” she said. “You always have to think about the next game. whether you win or lose. People want to see the team win, and we’ll work hard to achieve that throughout the year,” Harper added, delighting the fans: “Seeing people cheering in the stands during the warm-up gives you an extra point of motivation. We want to give this victory to them, our families and ourselves. Any help you can give us will be of use to us.”

After playing 90 minutes months later, the attacker stated that he was “emotionally happy and highly motivated” and explained that he felt it would be an important year for him and Hércules. “I feel better every day, I’m happy with my teammates and I feel like it’s going to be a good year.», said the striker.

“I see myself more fully than three years ago. One of the lessons of the defeat at Teruel is that “as in every category, one detail changes everything. The game”.

Harper managed to bring new joy to Hércules in the final moments of the game in Teruel, but the referee canceled the goal due to offside. Seeing the play replayed several times, the Hércules player jokingly said: “It was fair, I saw the replay even though the cameras weren’t the best. He couldn’t whistle as he hit offside.”

The blue and white forward has started two games in a row and his feelings are getting better day by day.

legends match

The centennial commission organized a game of legends for the 20th date, which celebrates the centennial existence of Herculaneum. The match to be played at Rico Pérez will bring the experienced players of the Spanish team against Hércules. The names of the members of both teams are currently unknown and a presentation of the memorial match will take place shortly. As Cope Alicante announced yesterday, it has only been revealed that Manolo Jiménez and Quique Hernández will be the coaches of the Hercules legends. Also, some more surprises are expected.