Jeonbuk Hyundai, which fell to last place, embraced Gwangju FC in its first 2-1 victory on the 13th.
Jeonbuk defender Lee Jae-ik, who laid the stepping stone, met with reporters at the Mix Zone and asked back, "Is Jeonbuk a team that will be satisfied with its first victory?" It meant that he played as a defender and even tasted the goal, but he still had a long way to go.
Right after the match against Gwangju, Lee Jae-ik introduced a landscape of the locker room in Jeonbuk. It is natural for most teams to cheer for the victory. This is especially true in the worst case scenario where the coach resigns amid sluggish performance with no wins three draws and three losses in the opening six games.
Jeonbuk, however, was different from Jeonbuk, which was loved every year for its performance worthy of its name as a candidate for the championship. Lee Jae-ik said, "There were voices of self-reflection first asking why they finally won one game," and added, "We talked about what was lacking in the game, centering on Choi Cheol-soon and Kim Tae-hwan, and there were discussions about how they could have been better than winning the game itself, and there were discussions about giving advice to each other." 메이저 토토사이트
"In fact, from my point of view, I was determined not to wear this uniform if I did not win again today, but fortunately, I will be able to play in Jeonbuk uniforms in the future," he added.
The story of Song Min-gyu, the winner of the final goal, was not much different. "When I think about the Jeonbuk team, I was hurt by the fact that we didn't win six games. Looking back, we couldn't win because we weren't good," he said. "In that sense, I got angry thinking that I should just play one game and not run. At the team meeting, I said I would be a little more careful about this and try to help the game."
The club is also making efforts to return to a position that meets expectations. Jeonbuk manager Lee Do-hyeon is seeking a new head coach with Park Ji-sung after Dan Petrescu's sudden resignation. Negotiations are expected to take place in the near future by looking for leaders from both home and abroad who can find out their immediate and long-term performances.
Acting coach Park Won-jae said, "The team was asked to prepare for the match against Gwangju because the coach was quitting. As the situation has changed, we prepared for the match against Gangwon Province first," adding, "We have not heard anything yet about the next game, but we have to prepare for it. We need to appoint a good coach, so we understand the club's position. It seems that the team is agonizing a lot to see this happen twice in a year. I will prepare well with the players."