Bilbao Athletic goes from less to more. In Gobela he weakened, against Racing he improved despite losing against the favorite of this Subgroup A of Group II of Segunda B and already in Florida, more against SD Amorebieta, pieces of vertical team, talent and even solidarity began to be seen in defence. This Saturday the Alavés B (15:45 h. ETB1), the Babazorro subsidiary skippered by Iñaki Alonso, a cknow the ins and outs of the rojiblanca quarry. Two rejuvenated subsidiaries in the process of reconstruction, who aspire to sneak into the podium of the table in a campaign full of uncertainties.
The rojiblanco coach, Joseba Etxeberria, will be able to pull Oier Zarraga to his creation zone, as there is no football in the First Division, to throw a cable to the perennial Beñat Prados and to be able to understand the versatile Diarra, while the spiky returns to the list striker Ewan Urain, who was missing the appointment of SD Amorebieta, where Iñigo Baqué patched his absence at the tip of the spear. The rest of the squad is in perfect magazine condition for the first time in a long time, much to the relief of their manager. «The team goes to more, is a normal process. We know that due to the young age of the players it is a process of adapting a bit to the new category. The team is giving signals and is getting closer to what we are looking for «, underlines the coach elgoibartarra.
However, patience is needed to assemble the pieces, bearing in mind that the Sillero, Vivian, Vencedor, Sancet or Morcillo are no longer on the payroll, many changes at once: little bit the new ones are adjusting well«, Etxeberria slipped in reference to the Jaso, Alvaro Núñez, the Nicos (Williams and Serrano, who scored against the Blues), now absolute protagonists, or Cabo and Guruzeta, who jumped in the final stage against SD Amorebieta sealing a victory restorative. A first phase, moreover, faster than ever due to the post-covid readjustment of the groups, where serve errors drag much more than in previous seasons.
In front, a babazorro subsidiary where only one Basque player, the goalkeeper Aritz Castro, plays with a former Lezama player from La Rioja, Pepe Blanco, and a central defender who spent last season at Arenas, the Mallorcan Toni Frau, mixed with a very variegated in its origins. Castro, Lupu and Víctor López, plus Sobrido and Blanco, who add up to San Ignacio, the second subsidiary, barely survive in an authentic revolution. Above precisely highlights the constant battle of Romanian Andei Lupu, and Algerian Abderrahman Rebbach, who adds two goals in three games. A subsidiary that usually uses a 5-3-2 in defense and a 3-5-1-1 attacking, although elastic since sometimes it becomes a 4-4-2 with changes with a low lane and a middle cover the band.
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