Nantes (3-2): “There are things that absolutely must change”, admits Bosz

A narrow success but still worth taking for OL against Nantes (3-2). After the meeting, Peter Bosz did not fail to point out the faults of his team.

Peter Bosz after the victory against Nantes 3-2

“I was happy with the way we started the game. At 1-0, we had chances to score the second goal, but for 15 minutes at the end of the first half, we let go a bit. let Nantes come back into the match. We started the second period better. At 2-0, the case must be folded. But at 2-1 and even at 3-1, we leave the Nantes in play. like our season. Most of the game is good, but we leave the opponent in the game. We have chances, sometimes bad luck like the header of Tete on the bar. We won but it was not faultless.

Is there better in the intensity on this end of exercise? It’s hard to tell when you finish the championship seventh (the best). There are things that absolutely must be changed. We are discussing it at the moment. I know where I want to be with this team. We are working on it. It can be done, I’m sure of it.”

Does he have any regrets?

“Do I have any regrets about the season? I don’t understand the word ‘regrets’. In life, I have never had any regrets. “We didn’t succeed. We lost games that we shouldn’t lose. Even against Nantes, I think we played a good 70 minutes but, in the end, we only won 3-2. It shows us what we need to improve on next year. We need to improve on everything.”

“I really have to thank the public”

The atmosphere for the last home game

“This Saturday evening, the atmosphere was superb. It was as it should be. In the first matches, we played without the North Bend, then we had behind closed doors, so I didn’t play often in a full stadium. I really have to thank the public for the very good atmosphere.”

Tete

“Tetê is a very good player. I knew him from before. At Shakhtar, we watched a lot of videos of him. We knew he was a good player. At the beginning, it was difficult for him. Even when he returned and scored against Angers by following up with a decisive pass at West Ham. He had problems showing his qualities in the first matches but over the last few weeks, things are going better and better. He is a very interesting footballer. Do I want to keep him? It’s not for me to say. With the club, we discuss the subject…”

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