Valery Karpin has urged the Moscow-based club to win the next match against Anzhi Makhachkala after losing against CSKA Moscow and has told why he did not sign Lassana Diarra
Unai Emery endured a terrific start to the ongoing Russian Premier League campaign after helping Spartak Moscow in winning the opening three matches of the Russian championship.
However, the Spanish tactician failed to meet fans expectations after claiming four points from the next five league meetings. The Moscow-based club’s shocking 2-0 defeat in the derby against CSKA Moscow on Sunday has only added
to their miserable league run.
The entire team looked furious after suffering a humiliating defeat against their arch rivals. http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Demy-de-Zeeuw-c10825 and Juan Insaurralde did not shake hand with the manager after being replaced during the second-half of the match.
And while most of the football pundits are criticizing Emery for his negative approach to the games, Valery Karpin has supported the former Real Sociedad man.
Karpin has backed Emery to sort out the problems within the team in order to make things right, urging the 48-year-old coach to help the Moscow-based club by putting them back on track.
The former Celta Vigo midfielder insisted that the Red-whites have been unlucky at times, citing the incident when Artem Dzyuba’s goal was ruled offside during the enthralling encounter against the Armeytsy.
Karpin went on to lament Spartak’s barren run in the UEFA Champions League, saying that that he is absolutely furious over the Russian outfit’s back-to-back defeats against http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/FC-Barcelona-c39078 and Celtic FC respectively.
“I have myself heard people praising the Spartachi after we defeated Amkar Perm prior to recording two defeats in Europe. People praised the team’s character last week. But all of a sudden they have changed their opinion. I don’t
care about the public opinion and I have not complained Emery about the results because I have faith in the manager’s ability to alter the situation.” The Russian Cup winner was quoted as saying.
Karpin went on to urge his side to progress to the later stages of the European tournament despite making a slow start in the competition.
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