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Guy Goodes: "I will go with Fargo to every war, he is not yet at 20 percent capacity"
The coach of Maccabi Rishon Lezion Pargan to the veteran coordinator after the victory over Hapoel Tel Aviv ("one of the great winners I coached"), and also to the spokeswoman: "Can be one of the best in the country."
Franco: "There is a stage in the game where we stop being aggressive"
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Thursday, 11 March 2021, 23:07 Updated: 23:08
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Getting better slowly.
Fargo (Photo: Official Website, Alan Schieber)
Maccabi Rishon Lezion and Hapoel Tel Aviv tonight (Thursday) provided one of the biggest dramas of the season, at the end of which the Oranges were on the winning track with 84:86, after already returning from an 18-point deficit.
"Half the players realized that the Swiss cheese that was going to continue would be an embarrassment. Everyone also played for their careers because it was an embarrassment," said Guy Goodes.
"We started to press and the game was different. To my delight we made the change."
On Noam Dovrat, who stood out with 17 points, the coach said: "It's a little unfair to put such a big weight on an 18.5-year-old boy, he was also very good against Jerusalem. It is clear that the load on him is very big now, because we play with one ball carrier, c "Remy, we need Tishman sharply and matter-of-factly, because we have changed the concept. I am happy with his progress, he can still improve, he is another child, it does not come in one day. There is no doubt that he shows potential and can be one of the best players in the country."
On Jeremy Fargo adding 17 of his own, Goodes said: "I have known Fargo for many years, I go with him to every war, there will be games he will ruin and take hard shots, but he is one of the big winners I have coached, and he is still not at 20 percent abilities, there "He has weight to lose, but he had moves that everyone knows him and you saw a pinch of him. He also says he is starting to adjust to the pace. He will not be afraid to take the last shot."
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In trouble.
Franco (Photo: Danny Maron)
Frustrated Danny Franco concluded: "It's all about pace of play. When we start playing walking it's hard for us. I don't want to get into specific players, but there is a stage in the game where we stop being aggressive and then the game parameters change. It's a matter of decisions we have to make. "We show week after week that we can be a good or bad team, or we want to win games, or not. We have to find our consistency. Potential we show week after week."
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