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Exclusive: Jose Antonio Reyes confident of Atletico Madrid upturn
Goal.com spoke to ex-Gunner about Atletico's cup win and the new boss...
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28 Oct 2009 12:59:20
By Lucas Brown
Jose Antonio Reyes hopes Atletico de Madrid can build on their Copa del Rey win against Marbella under new coach Quique Sanchez Flores, he told Goal.com's Christian Nacimbera.
The 26-year-old has been frustrated by the team's poor start to the campaign but thinks that things could be about to change under the new coach.
Goal.com: Was it an important win psychologically against Marbella?
Reyes: The most important thing was that we kept a clean sheet, which is something we have not been able to do. I think that the win will give us a morale boost when we return to league action. We will try to progress in the Copa del Rey too.
Goal.com: How have the first few days under Quique Sanchez Flores been? You know him, of course, from Benfica.
Reyes: He has already held many talks with us, but in only a few days not much has been done. Luckily we now have a number of training sessions with him before the next league game. I did work under him in Portugal and he had faith in me and gave me more chances than I had with the previous coach, who hardly ever played me.
Goal.com: Has Quique found the players to be feeling positive?
Reyes: It is obvious that we are going through a bad patch, but we have to believe that we can change this. We have a great squad. We are Atletico de Madrid and we will be back up near the top soon.
Jose Antonio Reyes hopes Atletico de Madrid can build on their Copa del Rey win against Marbella under new coach Quique Sanchez Flores, he told Goal.com's Christian Nacimbera.
The 26-year-old has been frustrated by the team's poor start to the campaign but thinks that things could be about to change under the new coach.
Goal.com: Was it an important win psychologically against Marbella?
Reyes: The most important thing was that we kept a clean sheet, which is something we have not been able to do. I think that the win will give us a morale boost when we return to league action. We will try to progress in the Copa del Rey too.
Goal.com: How have the first few days under Quique Sanchez Flores been? You know him, of course, from Benfica.
Reyes: He has already held many talks with us, but in only a few days not much has been done. Luckily we now have a number of training sessions with him before the next league game. I did work under him in Portugal and he had faith in me and gave me more chances than I had with the previous coach, who hardly ever played me.
Goal.com: Has Quique found the players to be feeling positive?
Reyes: It is obvious that we are going through a bad patch, but we have to believe that we can change this. We have a great squad. We are Atletico de Madrid and we will be back up near the top soon.
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