1 7:09 once the sports Manager of the Catholic University claimed by arbitral decisions which, in his view, undermined the Club, the coach said that “at any time we will doubt that the arbitration will be good and suitable”.
The coach of Universidad Católica, Beñat San Jose, ahead of what will be the duel to Curicó United this weekend and, incidentally, emphasized that “no doubt the professionalism of the referees”, on days marked by criticism of the arbitration.
“will be a very intense match. Curicó has very good players, players in attack have been able to mark differences and a new coaching staff that knows to do things well. It will be above all a very intense match, they like to fight for possession of the ball, we will try to dominate the match us”, said the DT at press conference.
at the same time, recognized that some safeguards should be taken to the ‘torteros’, especially on stopped balls. “We must be careful in unemployed balloons. Calera is a team that does hurt in attack, we were solid. We defended well all the stops balls and coincidentally the last ball was not so. With Colo Colo became equal, but sometimes the exhaustion and strain causes failures, which are normal in the season.”
while, in relation to arbitration, the Spanish emphasized that “no doubt the professionalism of referees (…) My expectation is to do a good match and be impartial. The club said adverse circumstances that we have been going. He said with all respect and proper behavior, also representing the supporters. “Starting from there things can comment, but in no time we are going to doubt that the arbitration will be good and suitable”.
Finally, when asked about Francisco Gilabert, who was appointed to lead the match to Curico noted that “I believe in the professionalism of the referees and they will do their best. If the record is not the best, it does not remove that we think that in this game it will be impartial and will make a good arbitration. “We believe that the intention is always the best, if you spend things will communicate it with respect”.
