“The intensity is not negotiated”, said the rookie Brian Oliván When asked about the pressure exerted by the RCD Espanyol about him Montpellier HSC at the premiere of Diego Martinez as a parakeet technician. A phrase that the Galician repeated later and that aims to be one of the hallmarks of his new project.
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“One of the foundations that we want to build is that intensity is not negotiated and that we want to go out and win every game, whether it’s a training session or a friendly. Go put pressure on the rival team, not let them play and when we have the ball, have personality. They are the first bases during these two weeks that we have been training. Above all, a lot of intensity and have personality with the ball”, insisted the left back, who started and played the first 45 minutes of a match that ended up winning the Espanyol 2-0 thanks to goals from Nico Melamed (44′), from a direct free kick, and Beautiful villa (83′).
“We were able to enjoy our fans”
“We are in a new project. We have had two weeks of preparation to pick up new concepts and in this first game of the preseason we have been able to put them into practice. We have been able to enjoy our fans, the small part that has been able to come, and feel their support,” followed a Brian Oliván who was “very happy” with the reception he has had in the blue and white dressing room. “They have made it very easy for me. He already knew some of his teammates from Barcelona, he really wanted to go home.”
The former of Mallorcawhich will have the competence of Adrià Pedrosatoday absent when dragging discomfort, in the left lane of the parakeet behind, assured that Diego Martinez He asks the full-backs “to be intense, to be winners in defensive duels and, above all, not to get hurt down our flank and when we can help the team attack, we go up bravely”.
Finally, and asked if the team has set any goals, Oliván He made it clear again that he thinks about the day to day and that the purpose of the group is “to go out 100% in all the games and compete them one on one. That is the goal we set for ourselves,” he concluded.