The MoraBanc Andorra visit this afternoon the Leyma A Coruña (18.00 hours)where the tricolor team will look for the first victory of the course at home. Although the technician Zan Tabak he reiterated in the preview the message that all the games are equally important, the reality is that this afternoon’s one has a more significant point, since it is a rival that, a priori, should be direct in the fight to continue another season in theACBand also to review the final stretch of last week’s game against the Valencia Basket where, beyond the result, the team left a bad image. Regarding the game in Galicia, the Croatian coach stated that “they play a basketball quite similar to that of Valencia but at another level of quality and players” and added that “they are playing very well at home and have just won the last match against Tenerife.” Still about those of Carlos Marco and compared to last week’s opponent, he emphasized that “they are more of a block that play well as a whole.” Beyond the Leyma A Coruña, Tobacco also referred to the MoraBank and stated that the keys will pass to “control the same things as against him Valenciawith offensive rebounding, one-on-ones and open-court play”, in addition to also referring to “to correct our mistakes from the previous gamesnot to have drops for two or three minutes that usually occur due to losses and also due to some bad defenses”.
“We have to correct our mistakes from the previous games and not have relegations”
MoraBanc is looking for its first victory at home.
The coach referredand precisely also to the moments of deprivation that are condemning the team and he related it mainly to the mental aspect. “I think it has more to do with a mental issue than anything else“, he expressed, in addition to reiterating that “at the moment we have to be clear about what we are playing for and know that when we suffer in attack like against Bilbao or Valencia that we lose absurd balls, we start to go down and they are keys that we have to put in place to help the players overcome these crises”.
(On disconnections) “I think it has more to do with the mental aspect than anything else”
Zan Tabak.
THE FORCED HOUSE OF TABAK
35 years later, Tobacco he has contradictory memories, but with more weight, obviously, because of the negative thoughts about the situation his country was going through at the time and the pain that always comes with a war. “I have memories that the people of A Coruña received us very well in that difficult situation that we had then”, admits the MoraBanc technician, despite countering that “with everything they did so that we were the best possible during our stay, we were on the phone with our people and we heard how they were throwing bombs and killing people, so honestly, it is very difficult to have any good part of those times in my memory”.
