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“There are no small enemies in this league.”

Jose Bordalas The Getafe coach expressed his respect for Getafe in a press conference this Friday. Almeriathe players from the bottom of the First Division who will face off at the Coliseum this Saturday declared this on La Liga EA Sports. “There are no small enemies.”.

The Azulon team manager does not want his players to have too much faith in the club, which is yet to win this season but has a good manager and a great team that can wake up at any time. To change that dynamic.

“There are no easy games. There are no small enemies. We know this league is a very competitive league and he is one of the most important leagues in the world. We see that in this championship. Almería lost the game in stoppage time due to a minor detail. There were games where he could have taken the lead, but he didn’t do it. They are a difficult opponent as they are only one game away from changing that dynamic. We know his team, his club, his sporting director, a very ambitious guy and his coach (Gaiska Garitano) is very good. “It’s not an easy match and if anyone thinks he’s making a very serious mistake,” he said.

“Almeria have played a good game. They are just one step away from turning the tide. We will work hard to make sure it doesn’t happen tomorrow. “We are playing at home, but it is an important game and it will not be easy. They’re a great match.” Pretty good game dynamics. Although the results have not come true, I would like to express my utmost respect to Almeria. “They have a great team and an experienced coach who has been working for weeks to change the dynamics,” he added.

Bordalas recalled: Family past regarding Almeria He declared his respect and love for the city he enjoyed so much when he was not yet a coach.

“I have family in Almeria. I love this city and its people very much. I have traveled a lot since I was a child and young adult and have spent many summers there with my family and friends. is inevitable. We are all facing our own things now.” My professional interests lie in Getafe. “We have to play a great game to beat them and I have a lot of love for them so as a club we wish them all the best,” he said.

When asked about the rating he would give Getafe after the match, he said: first third Of course, he recalled that he always waited until the end of the season to evaluate the team’s performance.

“It’s like when you go to high school or college. Notes are at the end. The break helped us keep working and continue what we started. We still have a long way to go, but we have a sensational group of people and the kids are engaged. The Championship is a very tough and competitive league, so you reflect on yourself at the end of the Championship. We’ve had all kinds of experiences and we’re happy with what we’re doing, but we still have a long way to go. ”

He also talked about international matches and the burden that players are currently carrying.he admitted doing so some ideas to solve It was a situation that caused a lot of injuries, but he didn’t want to reveal it.

“We were lucky. There were no injuries to the players who participated in the national team. The number of matches is also increasing. With all kinds of promises. The only thing left for us is to adapt to the new football reality. This situation is not going away and we have to adapt and that is what we as professionals have to do and what we are working on. ”

“As FIFA I can’t say anything because he doesn’t ask me anything. If I were FIFA president, I would think about what is best. But I am the coach of Getafe and we have to adapt. “I have a lot of ideas, but I want to keep them to myself,” he added.

He also spoke about the Turkish forward. Enes Unal, He reported that he is in the final stages of a serious knee injury and is meeting with players.”Happy“By practicing with his teammates, he gradually became a part of the group dynamic.

“He’s in very good shape. He looks happy. When I say good, I mean he’s already done the team’s work. Each injury has a more or less long period of time. we can’t hurry And hurry up and try to get it as soon as possible. We want to see him play again and see how he leaves everything for the team. But there’s still plenty of time. You can now do things as a team. Let’s hope that what was unfortunate will gradually turn into something satisfying for everyone. ”

Regarding Getafe’s goals for this season, he made it clear that they must be achieved first. salvation And once that happens, try to achieve something more ambitious.

“It’s not about being grounded, it’s about reality. There are clubs in the league whose aim is to go to Europe, but we have to take it step by step and what our priority goals are. We know that. The players know that. Both the president and the fans have experienced something like this recently. We know what persistence costs. From there, think about something even more ambitious. “There’s a fine line between losing and winning, so we can’t think of anything more than we can.”

Finally, he left these words for his fans:Fans are amazing this season. It’s been like that ever since I came to Getafe, even on the first stage. I have always felt support and dedication, and he knew how to understand different moments and situations. We have the opportunity to bring joy to everyone. Let’s see if we can give them a win tomorrow,” he concluded.

Source: Mundo Deportivo

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Legendary Formula 1 pilot Heinz-Harald Frentzen expressed an unexpected opinion about who will win the championship title in the 2026 season.

Frentzen raced in F1 from 1994 to 2003, competing for five different teams: Sauber, Williams, Jordan, Prost and Arous. But despite countless appearances, he was never at the right place and time to compete for the title.

In the fourth season, Frentzen became vice-champion of the Jordanian team, losing only to teammate Jacques Villeneuve after Michael Schumacher was disqualified in the final standings. This remains his best result in his career.

Just before the start of the 2026 season, as 11 teams prepared to subject their cars to new technical regulations, 58-year-old Frentzen published an unexpected prediction on social media.

Frentzen’s former Jordan teammate Damon Hill asked him at “X” who would win the title in 2026, and Frentzen replied:

“Fernando Alonso.”

Two-time champion Fernando Alonso is preparing to start his 23rd season in Formula 1, his fourth with Aston Martin. The team was actively preparing for the 2026 season by investing all the necessary resources in the car and inviting the best experts from Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari and other teams. Among the main experts is the legendary engineer Adrian Newey.

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Former Haas team manager Günter Steiner has come to the defense of Lando Norris, who some fans and pundits regard as an unworthy Formula 1 champion.

Max Verstappen’s run of four consecutive world titles ended last season when Norris won a tight three-way title fight at the final round in Abu Dhabi.

The British driver thus became the first British Formula 1 champion since Lewis Hamilton in 2020, and the first McLaren driver to win the championship since Hamilton in 2008.

However, Norris faced a wave of criticism immediately after winning his first championship. While some experts and fans stated that the title was undeserved, it was claimed that the McLaren team preferred him over teammate Oscar Piastri.

The turning point of the season was a technical error at the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, which caused Norris to retire from the race and fall 34 points behind Piastri. After that, many, including Steiner himself, eliminated the Briton from title contention.

However, the Italian admitted that he was wrong in his assessments and emphasized that any doubts that Norris deserved his title were unfounded.

Steiner said, “I don’t agree with that. He definitely deserves that title. Lando fought until the end.”

We all wrote him off throughout the season, especially me, but he bravely returned to the fight and that’s why he became world champion.

“He has learned his lessons and avoided the mistakes he made at the beginning of the season.”

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The Cadillac team has unveiled a special livery that will make its Formula 1 debut during pre-season testing in Barcelona at the end of January.

General Motors Chairman Mark Royce unveiled the exterior at GM’s new global headquarters in Detroit. It is this livery that the team will use during five days of testing at the Barcelona-Catalonia circuit from 26 to 30 January. The official race livery will be revealed during the Super Bowl commercial break on February 8.

The presentation was part of celebrations marking the opening of GM’s new headquarters. The car will also be on public display at the Detroit Auto Show until January 25.

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