The form of Wisła Kraków this season leaves much to be desired. Since 23 October last year and a 0: 5 defeat against the club from the capital of Małopolska, it has won only two out of ten matches and has only a point advantage over the relegation zone. From February 14, the new coach of Wisła Kraków is the one who signed a contract valid until the end of June this year. In the debut of the new coach, Wisła tied with Górnik Łęczna (0: 0).
After the game, Jerzy Brzczek decided to thank you for your support and intoned, which surely won their hearts. “The coach suddenly started shouting ‘ride, ride, ride’ and the stands replied ‘White Star’.”
Jerzy Brzęczek directly on Wisła Kraków transfers before the second part of the season. “For every item”
Jerzy Brzczek appeared at the press conference after the match against (0: 0). The new coach of Wisła Kraków decided to comment on reinforcements to the team before closing the transfer window. – We have a few days until the window is closed. For our staff, this match was important to judge certain things. I have some thoughts after the game. We will talk about them with the management and sports department of the club. Any good person will be useful, for every position – said Brzęczek.
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The former coach also commented on the result in the debut on the Vistula bench. – These are, of course, mixed feelings. We wanted to win this match at all costs and get three points. I think the team showed it from the first to the last minute. In the first half, we created some situations that should have resulted in a goal. We were definitely closer to winning – added the coach.
Wisła Kraków will play the next game away on Friday, February 25, where its opponent will be. Both teams are in the second half of the table. – It will surely be a very sad game for me. The fact that two “my” teams are fighting to maintain it makes me very sad -.
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