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"We want to give a good image"
Dídac said that it was important to put an end to the negative dynamics and hopes to "return to delude the fans"
Until the end of the season: "There are four games left in which we want to give a very good image. Against Girona we achieved the victory and that is what we will try: to give a good image and achieve the maximum possible points ".
New coach: "Each manger has his ideas, his own way. The differences? We will see them with time because we have been with the new one for two days and we have not been able to work much".
Result: "Every game is different. There we knew how to take advantage of our opportunities. We showed ourselves strong in defence and we were ahead in the score".
Dynamics: "It is very important to break the negative dynamics. It has also happened to us that leading a positive streak, a defeat changes everything and ends with positivity. Now, the negativity is gone with this victory and we think positive again".
Acceptance in the team: "I think there are players of great quality. All the players are sponges and each one will gradually assimilate what the coach says".
Instructions: "The new coach asks us to know how to keep the ball, have a good possession, in a smart manner to attack with leverage".
Changes: "At the moment he is working more without the ball. With the second team he has always tried. From here, he asks us, in attack, to be ourselves".
Las Palmas: "What we want is to recreate this excitement to our fans, to see that this end of season we will try to achieve these victories that have cost us so much across the season".
Wasting time: "I do not think it was like that. There are times when things do not come out and there is no need to go around. The past is in the past and now in the future we will try to return to a good dynamic like last year that finished eighth in the league".
Spirits: "It's very good, after the victory against Girona. Hopefully these four remaining match have this positive dynamic and we end up with good feelings, to start the next best".