“It was the right thing to do.
He was certainly willing to play, and if we had had an emergency, we would have decided to start him.
But it wasn’t worth taking any risks,” he told EFE.
“And obviously, we were thinking first about his health and then about wanting him to be in perfect condition for next Sunday.”
“It was the right thing to do. He was certainly willing to play, and if we had had an emergency, we would have decided to start him. But it wasn’t worth taking any risks,” he told EFE.
“And obviously, we were thinking first about his health and then about wanting him to be in perfect condition for next Sunday.”
