The strategist of Mazatlán FC has pointed out that the ‘Machine’ made changes in the half time because the circumstances were not favorable
Mazatlán FC coach Tomás Boy was annoyed at the press conference after the 1-0 fall against the Blue Cross, as he considered the expulsion of Gael Sandoval in the 21st minute to be a “major awkwardness”. of the footballer and considered it a “disrespect” for the ‘Machine’ to use an eleventh alternative.
He also blamed referee Luis Enrique Santander for disturbing Luis Mendoza in Roberto Alvarado’s goal, but he assured that the ‘Machine’ won well and the refereeing work was correct.
“My player has committed a major awkwardness, he damages, with his attitude, a job that the team was doing phenomenal; in this play we had more than 14 touches with the ball, dominating, working as our team knows how to do and he did a barbaric awkwardness that is perfectly well punished by the referee “.
“Of the arbitration I can only say one mistake, in the play of the Blue Cross goal, the referee disgusts the race of Mendoza and does not arrive at the pass on the band and the other guy pulls perfectly well, that’s the only thing I could talk about refereeing, ”he said after falling to the Celtics at the Aztec Stadium.
External boy who, despite playing with 10 men since the 21st minute, his team was more dangerous than the cementers, Who had to change for the second half with the entry of Jonathan Rodriguez, Orbelin Pineda and Roberto Alvarado, players who are usually starters in the scheme of Juan Reynoso.
“They made three very important changes, at first thinking that with their substitute team they could hurt us; it seemed like a lack of respect, but in general everyone in their team does what they want and they had to do these changes because the circumstances did not give the opponent, “he added.
Finally, the strategist hopes to have Camilo Sanvezzo for Saturday’s match against Chivas, As he considered that a starting player will always be surprised and set as an example what has happened tonight with the Machine.
“The starting players always weigh their absences, today we could see it with the Blue Cross, they don’t play with four or five starting players and their work is ics, the starting players weigh,” he concluded.