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Real Madrid's Garay Sees Room For Improvement
Los Merengues' Argentine defender wants them to dominate more...
03-Dec-2009 12:30:52 PM
Real Madrid will be hoping to bounce back form their El Clasico defeat on Saturday, and Ezequiel Garay acknowledges that there is still work to do.
Speaking to Marca ahead of Los Merengues' clash against Almeria, Garay said, "We are in great physical shape."
"But when we go ahead in games, we have a tendency to stop attacking. We should remember to try and score again once we take the lead.
"We are aware that our obligation is always to win."
Garay then discussed how his side would prepare for Almeria after the euphoria in the build-up to the Clasico, continuing, "We have to find the same motivation, because it is worth three very important points."
"We must reduce three points from the gap on Saturday."
Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
Speaking to Marca ahead of Los Merengues' clash against Almeria, Garay said, "We are in great physical shape."
"But when we go ahead in games, we have a tendency to stop attacking. We should remember to try and score again once we take the lead.
"We are aware that our obligation is always to win."
Garay then discussed how his side would prepare for Almeria after the euphoria in the build-up to the Clasico, continuing, "We have to find the same motivation, because it is worth three very important points."
"We must reduce three points from the gap on Saturday."
Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
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