Luis Enrique satisfied with the first win but demands improvement from his side: Serie A news
A.S Roma manager, Luis Enrique, is delighted with the first win of his Giallorossi career but believes that the team needs more improvement.
Roma laboured past Parma to win 1-0 in a Serie encounter at the Stadio Ennio Tardini on Sunday, September 25, 2011. Pablo Osvaldo’s 50th minute strike pushed the capital side to the 11th spot on the league
table.
Enrique is satisfied with his team’s efforts and is confident that the result will take them a long way this season. The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 star considered Parma as tough rivals and dedicates the win to fans and the players.
Enrique said, “I am satisfied. The first win came against a difficult side and despite the dangers of the final minutes. I am happy for the players, the fans, the football and the result.”
The 41-year-old added that he believes in attacking philosophy and scoring goals but admitted that his team looked nervous during the dying stages of the game and feared about conceding a late goal as they did against Siena few
days ago.
“My football is about playing well and scoring goals. Those are my objectives. Without doubt we could’ve handled the final stages better, as the team wanted so much to win that it became terrified of dropping the lead."
The manager is seeing a visible difference in his team’s game from the previous matches and believes that their passing has improved a lot and they are playing a quick game now. However, he still wants his team to approach the
game with some creativity.
“Compared to that game, we are passing the ball around quicker. I remember in previous matches we also had good possession, but we want to try something different that gives us a better chance of scoring.”
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Roma-c31603 have now picked up one win, two draws and a defeat from four games played so far. The Giallorossi will host newcomers, Atalanta in their next league game on Saturday, October 1st, 2011.
Tags: