"We have to be aware of where we are, give importance it's got and know that all this consists of winning games." The manager is confident that all his men are able to turn the tables: "They understand how demanding and urgent this is. The urgency needs to be worked out from now, realising how hard it's been to take Huesca to professional football. That's something we can't spoil. From there we must grow, believe and win matches." Hidalgo is clear about the main goal. "This is professional football, we need to value what this means and not to miss it. We're fighting for a clear goal, which is remaining in this category. It's taken for granted every season, but it's never easy."
In order to achieve that goal, the boss was determined: "We all have to stick together, we can't wait for the last five or ten games – the time is now. We have to see that the Boys who go out there are our boys, those who fight for our colours and our people. We'll see what happens in June, but my call is for union now. We've got a young squad who need more support than ever and we need to have them a lot so that they feel proud." Hidalgo knows the aspects to work on from now on. "We must create more chances, be more patient and approach more the opposition's goal. We all have to understand what we want to do, and that takes time, although we know we don't have it."
The next chance to put all this into practice will be against Albacete at El Alcoraz this Sunday, a side with very clear ideas. "They demand a lot from their rivals, finish very easily and create a lot of chances. We'll have to do our best in terms of concentration and, above all, create more chances and play in rival field," concluded the manager.
