Alanyaspor, which will face Beşiktaş away in the 17th week of the Trendyol Super League, continued its preparations for this match with training at the facilities. Alanyaspor Coach Fatih Tekke answered the questions of the press members before the training held today. Evaluating the preparations for the Beşiktaş match, Tekke said, “Normally, we were going to play at home this week, but as you know, this week’s matches were postponed due to the events and we have the Beşiktaş match ahead of us. It will be a difficult match away. We say that we have problems and we have not yet reached the 11 we want. We still have problems. “But I am satisfied with the work of my players. I hope that in the meantime, we can get the points we want and consider making reinforcements in the missing areas during the half-time,” he said.
“WE NEED MUCH MORE PARAMETERS TO BE A GOOD TEAM”
In response to a question about the close point difference between the teams at the bottom of the league, Fatih Tekke said, “As Alanyaspor, when we look at our squad, we should not be here. However, the fact that the players in the squad are good in name does not mean that you are a good team. To be a good team, you have to do much more.” More parameters are needed. As a community, we need to achieve this. We need to stand a little tighter. We want to create a team that does not give up and wants a little more. There is a painful period right now, but we are slowly moving towards normalization. We need to take a moment before we stress from where we are. “We want to get rid of it,” he said.
“WHILE WE WILL PLAY AT HOME THIS WEEK, WE WILL PLAY AWAY”
Tekke responded to a question about how the postponement of the matches that were supposed to be played in the league this week affected the team concentration as follows:
There is nothing positive about the football climate in Turkey anyway. Therefore, this week, instead of playing at home, we will play away. Of course, this is not positive for us, but ultimately we have to comply with the decision made by the Football Federation.