The Sun Kings manager is content with his managerial abilities and has vowed to achieve success in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Japan-c2928 despite losing to Al Sadd in the Club World Cup.
Despite losing to Al Sadd for the third place at the Club World Cup, the former Sao http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Paulo-c29431 defender remains upbeat of achieving better results in future.
The two teams locked horns for the third place on Saturday, December 17, and drew blanks in the allotted 90 minutes. The Qatari outfit won 5-3 on penalties.
The Reysol manager reckons that his side played beyond their potential but they were unlucky not to finish third after dominating for majority of the 90 minutes. The manager further showed confidence in his abilities and assured
of his stay as the Sun Kings manager despite slipping badly in his own backyard.
He opined that the Club World Cup was a tough test for his young side and praised them for performing well against top teams.
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Al-Hilal-c38309 tactician added that this competition provided his side with an opportunity to prepare themselves for the upcoming Emperor’s Cup game against their bitter rivals, Nagoya Grampus.
While talking to reporters after Saturday’s defeat, the 61-year-old further mentioned:
"We are preparing for the last games of the season, as we want to win the Emperor's Cup. We know what we have to do, and we will start to work tomorrow to be at the top of our condition on the 21st, as we'll play against a great
team, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Nagoya-Grampus-c39993."
However, the manager repeatedly expressed his grief at Reysol’s defeat, adding that they were the only side that looked good to score.
"In the 90 minutes against Al Sadd, Reysol was the only team that tried to win, the number of shots and possession were clearly in our favour, but we were not capable to capitalise on our opportunities.” He concluded.
The manager of the J-League Champions has vowed to promote youth players and insists that there will be no panic buying after the defeat.
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