There was friendly meeting between Luis Enrique and Galca before the derbi
There was friendly meeting between Luis Enrique and Galca before the derbi
Published:10/01/2016 - 16:13h
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The two trainers fulfilled with his word and kept a short meeting in the lawn of Cornellà-The Prat by means of which both entities have wanted to seal the peace after the controversies arisen in the two last meetings, that finish quite "calentitos"
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The trainers of the RCD Espanyol, Constantin Galca, and of the FC Barcelona, Luis Enrique, kept a short meeting of five minutes the day before the derbi Catalan that will confront both groups in the party of turn of the eighth of final of the Glass of the King in the stadium of Cornellà-The Prat. Both clubs worked in the last days to restart this tradition of previous seasons and treat to seal like this the peace after the last controversies.
The last two meetings between both teams, so much the one of League BBVA like the one of Glass, were lived with extreme excitation by part of the players blanquiazules, that employed with excessive hardness and finish for doing lose the calm to the Barcelona footballers. The last meeting was the more had an accident of all after the "pericos" finish with nine players on the terrain of game and several controversial actions in the tunnel of changing room.
It is thus that there was so much expectancy in the meeting of both trainers, to which expected them a good pile of photographers and journalists on the lawn of the stadium of the Espanyol. So many that caused the surprise of Luis Enrique that it did not expect to all this number of people.
Between laughs and good humour, the two technicians happened of the technical area of the local bench adentrándose some metres in the lawn, for like this leave angle to the photographers to achieve the instantaneous of the moment. An act that lasted little more than five minutes but in which it reigned the cordialidad and in which both trainers wished the best for the next 90 minutes, expecting that it triumph the Fair Play.
