Paco Jémez: “Whatever happens we will fight until the end”
Jémez stressed his team will fight through to the end. He recognised they are facing a high flying team “who are much better than us, but we will attempt to put in a good performance”. The yellows’ trainer takes full responsibility for the errors made dur
“We need to get the ball off them and make them feel uncomfortable. We need to play better than we have been doing to try to hurt them” he said with reference to tomorrow’s rivals Real Betis. Concerning team tactics he said “there will be a number of changes and we will look at different options to provide balance to the team. By not starting with the same eleven players means we are looking to make the team more solid”.
“Until the stats say we are down, I do not see us in the second division, but I am responsible for the team fighting until the end of the season. It is a situation that we have brought upon ourselves. When things are going well, you feel fresh, strong and positive, but in our position there is a lot of pressure and sometimes it seems things just don’t come off”.
Jémez was clear about the responsibility he shoulders for his team’s plight, saying “we have done things badly, we really have, and we know that, so to overlook that fact would be disrespectful of a lot of people. There have been more errors than things done right this season, and I take my share of the responsibility. This year should be remembered to help us learn in the future and not make the same mistakes”.
