According to Gurtskaya, Spartak is a difficult team. There are unhappy people inside the club and telegram channels are actively discussing Abascal. The question arises: leave him as coach or look for another.
Gurtskaya also criticizes Abascal for her constant attempts to find extremes and her failure to admit her mistakes. According to him, the coach is constantly trying to find a good reason for his failure.
Gurtskaya believes that all these are just excuses. He disagrees with the idea that an external reason for failure is constantly sought. For example, the poor condition of the pitch or the work of the referees. Every time new excuses are found, it adds fuel to the fire.
Recall that Abaskal took charge of Spartak in the summer of 2022. The previous season, under his leadership, the Moscow team took third place in the Russian Premier League. Currently, the red and whites occupy seventh place in the standings with 20 points after 13 days.
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Source: Sport
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