Ulsan coach Hong Myung-bo, wary of distraction, “The message we need is humility”

Ulsan Hyundai coach Hong Myung-bo, who is running in an overwhelming lead race, is wary of being careless. He emphasized ‘humility’ instead of the expression ‘solo’.

‘Defending champion’ Ulsan defeated Gangwon FC 1-0 thanks to Jo Min-gyu’s penalty kick (PK) winning goal in the K-League 1 round 12 home game held at Ulsan Munsu Stadium on the 9th.

Coach Hong said after the game, “I expected it to be a difficult game, and it was actually a difficult game. Gangwon needed to score as the defense went down, but they couldn’t score except for a PK. The part where we won points in a difficult game is the part where we can see our growth.”

With the victory on this day, Ulsan (31 points) was the first among 12 clubs to reach the 10-win high. Ulsan, which had been slowing down for a while while running for the opening six consecutive wins, sprinted again to four consecutive victories. They maintained an 8-point gap with 2nd placed FC Seoul. Ulsan’s one-sided solo run was a part that had no choice but to raise expectations for a second consecutive victory.토스카지노

However, coach Hong said, “There is only one message we can give to our players at this time, humility,” and “I am emphasizing that part. This is a battlefield. win or die It is difficult for our players to go to the battlefield in a calm state psychologically. Today’s game is a difficult environment, but we overcame it well.”

Coach Hong said, “A game like today is a good game to draw.” Well prepared for this part. Kim Tae-hwan created a PK and Joo Min-gyu finished it, but we also need a game like this. There is a big difference between drawing and winning.”

Ulsan invites Seoul to the homeroom on the 14th. In fact, it is a big match with 6 points. Coach Hong said, “The best way I can prepare is not to tell the players that it is a solo system.”

Meanwhile, Gangwon coach Choi Yong-soo said, “Our players held up well in the first half, but after conceding the opening goal in the second half, the balance collapsed. There were not enough players to hold the center in the front line, and there was no elaborate finish. We will bring good results in the next home game.”