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There was a tone in the method Oliver Almadro spoke that recommends that he’s wearied of listening to the concern on whether he has an axe to work versus Choco Mucho, his previous group.
“That will be a question all the time,” Almadro informed the Inquirer over the phone, a day after assisting his brand-new group, Petro Gazz, to a 25-18, 25-20, 25-21 taking apart of the Flying Titans Thursday evening in the Premier Volleyball League All-Filipino Conference removals. “But my motivation—the team’s motivation—is not all about Choco Mucho.”
The vivid Almadro has actually been taking care of all kind of flak the previous month or two, as well as he promises that he’s simply below to make money as well as present the expertise that he has of the sporting activity with whichever group he is dealing with.
“This [Petro Gazz] team is a champion team. Yes, we lost a few pieces [in the off-season] but we’re trying to figure things out,” he claimed as he supports for the Angels’ following project, Cignal, onFeb 18. “Our inspiration is for us to verify that we have a champ’s heart– which will certainly protest every group we play.
Trusting the procedure
“It’s believing in each other and playing as one, those are the characters that will level the playing field for us,” Almadro claimed when asked if he thinks his Petro Gazz staff has the devices to copulate as well as defeat a group like Creamline, which walloped his Angels in the debuts recently.
“Winning championships is a long process. But I have always believed in the process,” he claimed. “With whatever group, in whatever organization, it takes some time to gain maturation, to clot, whatever. It’s not a one- seminar point.
“I’m not saying that we have to wait that long. But it’s a matter of preparing well and having an excellent mindset,” he took place. “We have to work hard, gain consistency, prepare well and be committed to our craft.”
Petro Gazz shed Myla Pablo yet got a couple of items in return throughout the offseason.
Almadro is one of those items. And he has simply one desire when he came aboard.
“I hope that my addition to Petro Gazz is a good thing, that they [his players] can also help me grow as a coach in the same way that I want them to grow as players,” he claimed. “We need togetherness—that’s part of the process.”
And regarding the buzz on his transfer?
“It’s just saddening when people put shades into everything,” he claimed.
