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Colo Colo has a bad time in the National Championship, because it is in the last place in the standings, however it had a slight respite, as it beat Unión Española last round, which helped it get closer to its rivals in the fight for permanence.
One of the Cacique’s figures against the Hispanics was the forward Javier Parraguez, who marked the opening of the account and upset defender Harold Cummings, author of an own goal, so that the albos added three vital points.
The former Huachipato attacker has received a lot of criticism since he put on the white shirt at the beginning of 2019, but that does not bother him, because in fact he says that his mother, a fan of the Macul club, also reproaches him when his performance within the court is not the best.
“If I read everything that comes out, I would be crazy. I am very self-critical, I have my mother who is from Colo Colo, so if she criticizes me, what am I going to expect from others who don’t know me. The problem is that many times you don’t get criticism, you get insults. That’s very different. The criticism is good, I listen to it, “Parragol explained at a press conference.
Javier Parraguez scored against Unión Española – AgenciaUno
He also had words about his goal against the Hispanics and recalled his time in the Third Division, where he defended the important red-red colors of Provincial Talagante.
“The goal gives you confidence for what remains, to be able to face these 12 dates that remain. That passage through the Third Division leaves you many lessons, makes you strong. You play where nobody sees you and now it is very different. It is nice to see those previous steps to assess where you are now, “he said.
The fight for tilularity
Parraguez fights for the title with Nicolás Blandi, and soon he will also fight Esteban Paredes, who hopes to return to the courts soon. On this reason he also spoke on 9.
“There is a beautiful competition, very healthy (for ownership). It is entertaining to train with players who want the same as you; contribute, play as a starter. That makes the level grow,” said the striker.
Finally, Javier Parraguez spoke about the fight for permanence, an unprecedented instance for Colo Colo, who has never fought to maintain the category, but instead fights for titles.
“Fear cannot exist. With my teammates we are all aligned in surrendering to 200% because with 100 it is not reaching us. We are last and we did not realize when we reached this position,” he concluded.
Colo Colo returns to the field this Saturday, when he visits Universidad Católica, the super leader of the National Championship.
