US EditionSimeone, on the schedule: 'Nobody will remember when the game ends, they will evaluate me for what happens'
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Diego Pablo Simeone appeared in the press room to analyze the current situation on the day before Atlético-Valencia (Sunday, 21:00). The Argentinian didn't bite his tongue when talking about the schedules and schedules that are taking their toll on the players, including Pablo Barrios. The midfielder broke his muscles and will be short. “We knew it could happen. Unfortunately, we couldn't figure it out before it happened. Hopefully it will serve…
The coach of Atlético de Madrid, Diego Pablo Simeone, has downplayed the controversy over the schedules, when the carousel of matches is coming up for the start of the Champions League, and has assured that “nobody cares when the game ends”, in addition to stating that they will be evaluated by how they perform “on the field”, starting with this Sunday's match against Valencia at the Cívitas Metropolitan.” All I can think about is that the team …
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