Head coach Valerien Ismael praises his team's character and determination after a late draw against Watford. Despite going behind, the team showed spirit and fought back to secure a point. Ismael highlights the importance of set pieces in the Championship and acknowledges the need for improvement in their build-up play.
Having been ahead, then behind and eventually grabbing a point in stoppage time, head coach Valerien Ismael thought his players showed character and determination.
“The moral and mentality we showed today was great. It has been a good week for us, two wins and a draw. For sure you want more, of course,” he said.Unlimited WFC story access and less ads, for a year, for only 60p a week “From 60 minutes onwards the game became hectic, and we didn’t have the control, which meant they put us exactly where they wanted us.
“This is why I’m pleased. The Championship is a long run, and we are showing all the values you need, either to win games or not to lose.”
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