Football|Korkeakunnas says they stress about weak results because of the mood of their players.
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HJK lost the Haka match 0–1, which caused a special press conference.
HJK’s coach Toni Korkeakunnas got nervous for the club’s employee.
Haka’s coach Andrew Smith shared his respect and rejoiced at the victory.
Atomu Tanaka offered ear plugs at the press conference on International Ear Plug Day.
HJK’s After the Haka match, which ended in a 0–1 loss, the press conference had many special features. First of all, HJK’s head coach Toni Korkeakunnsen his usually calm demeanor was broken when he got nervous at a club employee. Second, very rarely if ever at HJK’s press conference does it happen that the head coach of the opposing team shakes everyone’s hand when entering the space and does the same when leaving.
“Respect”, Haka’s head coach Andrew Smith stated.
And the specialties didn’t stop there. After the event, HJK’s Japanese player Atom Tanaka walked around the press room and handed out ear plugs to those present, which he had made on Saturday, International Ear Plug Day.
Hakan the Northern Irish head coach stated that Haka has not received good results in recent games despite good games. On Sunday, Haka applied Evangelos Patoulidis with a goal for his first win on HJK’s pitch in years – the win was reportedly Haka’s first as a guest of HJK in sixteen years.
“Today we controlled a large part of the game. We enjoyed the win,” Smith summed up.
The spokesman for HJK’s league team asked Smith if he would like to hear Korkeakunnas’ comments in English.
“Am I not allowed to decide in which language,” Korkeakunnas said suddenly.
In the past, it has not been a problem for Korkeakunnans to speak English.
“You can speak in Finnish, please,” the spokesperson for HJK’s league team said.
Korkeakunnas according to HJK had enough scoring opportunities, but the final solutions were by no means good enough.
“When we’re in this cycle, it feels like nothing can turn this around,” Korkeakunnas said.
“There hasn’t been enough mental strength to turn the games around. Congratulations to the opponent.”
What causes this bad cycle?
“Our attacking has not been of sufficient quality. In many games we have built quite well, but the last solutions have not been good. In the bigger picture, we took a really big risk by changing a large part of the team. Maybe we haven’t gotten the team as united and the style of play as strong as last year.”
“If you were to win the league in such a way as to build a team in June-July, that would be a pretty bad thing. The lesson is that you should be able to do more long-term work. I have been working as a firefighter for two years. Last year, the starting point was clearer. This year, the problems are more multifaceted.”
Korkeakunnas admitted that this year it has not been as successful with the coaching group as it was last year.
“I would like to experience such a training season that I could do the process in peace.”
How much does the situation stress you out?
“Very much. I’m quite experienced and I’ve been in many tight places. It cannot be denied that this affects the mood. We still have great opportunities before Christmas to translate this minor winning sound to major. We will not stay in this pain lying down.”
Are you wondering about your future in the company?
“I don’t stress about such things. What stresses me out is that we don’t get results. My continuation is not in my hands. I’ve been doing these jobs for so long that I’ve always fallen on my feet. I stress for the boys. I would hope for success for them, then I would be less stressed when they feel better.”
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