‘Shaggy’ Martinez will be reunited with his team and although he thanked the support they gave him does not care
The defender of the Blue Cross, José Joaquín Martínez. He said he has no affection for America, a club where he trained as a footballer and gave him the opportunity to make his debut in the First Division.
In the face of the stellar match of Day 15 of the Guard1anes 2021 between Águilas and Cementeros, El ‘Shaggy’ pointed out in an interview with ESPN who is grateful to the azulcrema institution, but his commitment and affection belong exclusively to La Màquina.
“My love no more, thank you, but I am a person who tries to see the positive side in everything and with the clubs I have played with, that I have had the privilege and honor to wear the shirt of four or five clubs, I am grateful to all. Affection and love only for the current one, which is what I defend today at 100 percent, “he said.
In terms of what the America vs. Blue Cross, the native of Mexico City said that from the youth categories they are instilled that the ‘Classics’ are played in a more intense way than the rest of the games and that the priority is to win regardless of the form of play.
“From basic strengths and that one is a child knows that there are games that you have to win them if or if; one learns over time you have to mess with everything, run, sweep, fight each ball as if it were the last because any ball can be used to score a goal, or vice versa, For them to score a goal for you, then all this is learned as you go your way in football and today it is known that the Classics are won, either by playing well or playing badly, but you have to win.
“We know it will be an intense match and at the end of the day we are working to win, obviously there are situations that the teacher (Joan Reynoso) is asking us to work on every day,” said Martínez about the clash against the Eagles.
Blue Cross is at the top of the MX League with 36 points but America would take the lead if they get the victory at the Aztec Stadium. The ‘Clásico Jove’ is scheduled for Saturday at 9:00 pm in Mexico City.