'3 runs in 2 games in a row' Manager Park Dong-hyuk, "I think we should think about changing the defense or position"
Park Dong-hyuk, head coach of Asan FC in Chungcheongnam-do, has come up with his own solution to the problem of allowing three runs in the last two games.
Coach Park's Asan, Chungcheongnam-do, lost 2-3 to FC Anyang in the 21st round of the Hana One Q K League 2 (Part 2) 2023 at Asan Stadium at 8 p.m. On the 15th. As a result, Asan, South Chungcheong Province, maintained its previous ranking of 10th.
Coach Park said after the game, "The game was not bad. The parts I prepared, such as replacements, fit well. The defense allowed three runs in two consecutive games. The response and position to the second ball were not good. I made a mistake and didn't follow my luck. The position was good. It's a pity that we wouldn't have conceded if we had the equipment. There are many invisible mistakes. There are many unexpected scenes that go over to the other side. We need to be comforted. Winning the next game is the way to find a good direction. If we don't win, the flow or atmosphere subsides. The rest was not enough. I wonder if I should think of a change in defense or a change in position."
Asked about Afonza's performance, who scored on the day, he said, "It's an excuse, but it could have been smooth if the pitch was good when he entered the mercenary in the second half." Rafael is in good condition and Duarte is doing well. That's a good trend in attack. We have to have a meeting with the players about positions and positions. "I think we need to change tactics and players," he said, praising the performance of foreign players led by coach Afonza.
The defensive side continued. Coach Park said, "It's too bad for the last match against Jeonnam. If I hadn't scored three points then, I would have had a lot of strength to endure.
As for the reason why Ji Eon-hak was replaced and brought it out again, he said, "I expected mercenaries to play an important role in defense and activities in the situation of physical problems and leads. Illustrated.
