2023-09-22 14:02:05
Kochi: Bengaluru coach Simon Grayson said that it was not against Kerala Blasters fans that they lost in Kochi yesterday. Grayson said that it was the poor performance on the field that defeated them and that the fan flow in Kochi did not shake them at all. Grayson was replying to journalist Simon Grayson’s question whether the enthusiasm of fans in Kochi was under pressure.
“Have you seen the fans scoring goals? They can’t do anything on the field. We lost because of a poor performance on the pitch. “We made two big defensive mistakes,” Simone said.
Bengaluru are the ones who blocked the way of Kerala Blasters in the controversial goal scored by Sunil Chhetri last season. Therefore, yesterday’s victory was a big sweet revenge for Blasters. Kerala captain Ivan Vukumanovic was punished for taking the team off the field in a fit of rage. In the first four matches, the coach can only strategize from outside the field. The resounding victory achieved even in the absence of the coach will give the team energy in the upcoming matches.
Bengaluru fans mocked Blasters fans on social media by pointing out that Ivan was sent off before yesterday’s match. In response, the fans in the gallery each transformed themselves into Ivan Vukumanović. The fans responded to Bengaluru by donning Evan’s mask and coming to the gallery en masse.
Before the start of the match, Ivan’s picture flashed on the big screen and the fans welcomed their favorite coach with loud cheers and applause. This is Ivan’s third season with the Blasters. Evan, who led the team to the finals in the first season, also led the team to the playoffs last season. .
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