Captain Lee Myung-joo, armed with 'desperation' after overcoming relegation, "put down your personal greed and be faithful to what the team wants to do."

Captain Lee Myung-joo, armed with 'desperation' after overcoming relegation, "put down your personal greed and be faithful to what the team wants to do."

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"I will put down my personal greed and stick to what the team wants to do."

Incheon United suffered a setback in the K League 2 for the first time last season. Lee Myung-joo had to shed tears several times. Incheon has newly appointed Yoon Jeong-hwan to prepare for its first season in the K League 2. Lee will wear the captain's armband again following the previous season.
"Honestly, I still can't believe (the relegation) is real. I think I will realize it when I enter the season," Lee told the Dong-A Ilbo in Namhae, the second camp site on Tuesday. "I still feel like I'm training in winter, but I certainly don't feel like I'm playing in the K League 2."

However, the season has begun. Incheon is trying to change. Previously, counterattacks were used based on defense, but the team plans to use more aggressive tactics based on four backs. "At first, I thought, 'Will I be able to do it?'" Lee said. "I think I can do it enough as I keep getting feedback from the training." "Players are trying to learn responsibly. They have definitely improved," Lee said in a positive light.

K-League 2 is different from K-League 1. Many officials call it "hellish." In addition, while K-League 1's goal was to stay or advance to the Final A (sixth round), K-League 2's goal is to win a championship and win a direct promotion. "I think it will be very difficult mentally. I didn't hesitate to play the first one or two games wrong in K-League 1, but I should always stay in the top ranks," Lee said. "I think it will be important how much I overcome these areas."

"No matter what team we play with, we need to play as we prepare the most. Also, I think you can't do anything if you're really desperate and don't have a desire to achieve whether it's soccer or life. I think desperation is everything. I don't have as much passion as I do in my 20s. I think desperation really makes a big difference in the stadium," he stressed.

Lee Myung-joo, a captain and veteran of the team, has put down his personal goals. "We are focusing on positioning and balancing," he said. "As a result, the number of attacks participated is inevitably small. My biggest goal is to put down personal greed and faithfully do what the team wants to do." 카지노사이트

Lee Myung-joo shed tears on his own last season, and Incheon fans also shed tears on the relegation. "I hope that I will not deceive myself and make good results for the past year with earnest heart," he said. "I am grateful that you did not leave the fans last season and encouraged the players and endured them. The players are well aware. I will make it a season where I can give happiness to the fans so that I can repay them."