Odisha FC are off to a good start in the 2022-23 Hero Indian Super League (ISL) season, thanks in no small part to the leadership of Head Coach Josep Gombau. The Bhubaneswar-based team have been successful so far, winning three of their first four matches and suffering just one loss.
Gombau has not only given the players a new football identity, but has also instilled in them a winning mentality. This is evident from the fact that in two of the team’s four games, they rallied back and overcame deficits to win by three points. In addition, Gombau has brought a new football identity to the team.
Amrinder Singh, who is currently the team’s starting goalkeeper and joined the team during the most recent transfer window, is currently in goal at Odisha FC, where he guards the net and boosts player morale as each passes. minute.
Singh’s addition to the team has been a significant boost for the group as a whole due to his notoriety as well as his career with the Indian men’s national team and in the Hero Indian Super League. Singh is a great player known for how well he keeps the ball out of the goal.
ISL 2022-23: According to Singh, the Club does not believe in giving up
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This year’s team is one of the strongest of all time. Each member of the team gets the distinct impression that he is part of a close-knit family due to the beautiful and positive vibe that permeates the entire organization. According to Singh, who spoke to Odisha FC TV, all the players, both international and domestic, are willing to put in a lot of effort during practice.
According to Singh, the club does not believe in giving up, as their wins over Mumbai City FC and Jamshedpur FC showed, in which they came from behind to win. In both matches, the team was able to emerge victorious. Singh, who spoke about the victories against Jamshedpur FC and Mumbai City FC, said that these victories show that the club does not believe in giving up, and that is true.
He made the following statement: “There is a sense of camaraderie in the team, and the unity of the team is a positive indicator, and it will be to our advantage.”
After Gombau’s team won both of its home games this season, Singh is already in love with the stadium, the crowd, the pitch and the newly renovated infrastructure at Kalinga Stadium. All these things make up the Kalinga stadium.
“It surprises me big time. I went to the stadium and the effort that was made there was really impressive for me. She went on to say that everything, including the field and the locker room, had been finished to the highest possible standard.
The 29-year-old goalkeeper has already made seven saves
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I always tell kids to be responsible and take charge. The janitor said: “As a team, we are one; we must play as one (unit) and adhere to the guidelines set by the coach. We always recognize the efforts of the foreign players in the team and also correct their mistakes, and this goes for me too. We always tell kids to be responsible and take charge.
The 29-year-old goalkeeper has already made seven saves, kept a clean sheet and provided an outstanding assist over the course of his first four games for the team. Gombau’s attacking style of play has been beneficial to the team behind, but so have Amrinder Singh, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu and Laxmikant Kattimani, among others, who have a chance to be serious contenders for the Gold Glove this year. Amrinder Singh has helped the team defensively as much as Gombau.
If I try something multiple times, I’ll get better and I won’t make the same mistake twice, so it doesn’t matter if I’m wrong. The coach said that even if you make a mistake in the first minute of the game, you still have 90 minutes to improve and support the squad.
“I always have a strong drive to win every game. Anyone can make mistakes, but what I value most is the ability to learn from them and avoid repeating them.
