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Dark Secrets Revealed: West Brom Coach Exposes Southampton’s Controversial Gambits
Following a 0-0 draw in the first leg, Saints defeated the opposition 3-1 at St Mary’s due to goals from Will Smallbone and Adam Armstrong.
The Spaniard disclosed that the disturbances outside the stadium prior to kickoff caused the Baggies team bus to arrive at St Mary’s later than expected. The Saints also put more advertising boardings closer to the field, which hindered the visitors’ ability to make accurate long passes.Following the game, Corberan stated: “Southampton’s offensive coordinator is excellent.
He’s a really excellent footballer, maybe among the greatest in England that I know, but they did things that they probably shouldn’t have done. They play fantastic attacking football, so they didn’t need to restrict the field to get the outcome they did tonight.
Water is applied to our pitch. The game took place at 2:15 p.m. in an unusually warm temperature for this country, which made a difference. “When the referee stops the game to get water during the first half, you are not allowed to put water on the field.
“My goal is to play the best football possible on the best possible field. I never want the grass to be longer or higher. “Unfortunately, due to financial constraints, we were unable to make improvements to our pitch during the previous two years, therefore the circumstances are different from the Southampton surface.
You can do it because you want to, but we only want to play in the greatest conditions, so I believe it is a mistake if they are acting in that way because we did. “I believe they played a better game and executed their attacks much more skillfully than we did. They deserved to be at the Wembley final because they outperformed us, which is why.” “I think that the way that we came to the stadium today was not the right way,” Corberan continued.
You can do it because you want to, but we only want to play in the greatest conditions, so I believe it is a mistake if they are acting in that way because we did. “I believe they played a better game and executed their attacks much more skillfully than we did.
They deserved to be at the Wembley final because they outperformed us, which is why.” “I think that the way that we came to the stadium today was not the right way,” Corberan continued.
We waited for the stadium entry on the bus for fifteen minutes. I have no idea why nobody helped us or did what was expected of them. He was adamant, saying, “I didn’t expect it and I don’t think it should have happened.”
“We arrived 95 minutes before the game, but we were only allowed to visit the dressing room 75 minutes before the game. One team had requested to attend 90 minutes beforehand. “We didn’t lose because we arrived later than I wanted to arrive, so it’s not an excuse,” the speaker said.
“But I believe this type of finals should follow football-level protocol.”The Daily Echo is aware that CEO Phil Parsons and Sport Republic’s Mark Bitcon came up with the wise idea to put boardings close to the pitch.
Clubs are required under EFL regulations to maintain a 2-meter gap between the touchline and the closest barrier. The Saints adjusted to just slightly above the required amount and hindered Darnell Furling’s long throws.
