Despite the team's 11-game winless streak and the unfavorable situation with the fans, Atlas coach Benjamin Mora stated that he will remain in charge as long as he receives the trust of the board.
Mora, unwilling to step aside, said after the defeat against Leon where chants of "Fuera Mora" (Mora Out) were heard from the fans, who are unhappy with the current situation of the team.
The crowd begins to chant "Fuera Mora" (Mora Out) at the Jalisco Stadium
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"Since I was born, I haven't resigned from anything; on the contrary, I have been brave in seeking to reverse the difficulties in my life and it won't be the first time. I won't resign as long as I see that 100% of the players are willing to fight and willing to fight to reverse this situation of the club that needs to be reversed. As the leader, I don't know if I'm the ideal one, but I'm the one right now and as long as the players decide that I'm here and the board wants me here, I will be at the forefront trying to reverse the situation," he said.
After speculation of division in the locker room, the coach assured that his players are more united than ever and focused on turning the tie around against Olimpia from Honduras on Tuesday.
"We will continue trying because the team is more united than ever, the team is stronger than ever, the team has no divisions within, the team is led by a coach who identifies with the effort of the guys to reverse this situation. Today more than ever, in failures is when the strength comes out to be able to reverse. We won't rest and I won't give up until we make the team find the goal and find the points," he concluded.
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