We have to change the mentality, says BFC head coach Zaragoza

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We need to change the mentality, says BFC head coach Zaragoza

On the helm: Zaragoza could have its process reduce out when Bengaluru FC faces Jamshedpur FC on the Sree Kanteerava Stadium on Saturday.
| Photograph Credit score: MURALI KUMAR Okay

Bengaluru FC will hope that Saturday’s Indian Tremendous League encounter towards Jamshedpur FC on the Sree Kanteerava Stadium will mark the daybreak of a brand new period.

The 2018-19 ISL champion is down within the abyss, positioned ninth on seven factors with only one win from 10 matches. With Gerard Zaragoza taking on teaching duties from Simon Grayson, the membership devoted might be determined for the Catalan to sprinkle a number of the stardust he could have collected from his time as an assistant to Carles Cuadrat throughout the title-winning season.

“We have to change the mentality,” mentioned Zaragoza, who could have two matches to work his magic earlier than gamers break for the Asian Cup subsequent month. “However first, I want to assist them get better not simply as soccer gamers, however as individuals. They should imagine in themselves.

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“After we had been champions, we dominated possession, counter-attacks and set-pieces. I’m Catalan and I just like the offensive model, however there must be momentum for all the pieces. Now the workforce must organise, not solely in defence but in addition in assault.”

The guests are additionally in an analogous predicament, down in tenth place with six factors from 9 video games. Scott Cooper’s outfit might be as thirsting as BFC.

“I’m not frightened as a result of we have now created possibilities and we have now not allowed groups to dominate us,” mentioned Cooper. “And Bengaluru has had many adjustments. The one factor we might plan on was for particular person gamers. We count on an excellent match.”