The Palma Futsal of the Balearic Islands is ready to start the engines this Saturday with the start of the First Division and Antonio Vadilloon the team management side, recognizes that “we all really wanted to start dancing.” The Mallorcans will face Industrias Santa Coloma in Pavello Nou, always a complicated challenge away from home. Vadillo is clear: “The start of the competition is always complex. Also, playing away, on a pitch where it is difficult to score points, against a vertical team that plays very well. We have to be able to take the ball away from them and make them suffer if we want to take three points.
Concerning the pre-season, the results are very positive. The team performed well, conceding only one defeat against top rivals. However, injuries began to complicate plans at the worst possible time: “We had a few injuries during the pre-season.but nothing serious. The worrying thing is that lately we’ve been losing players almost every day and that’s taken a bit of a toll on us. Despite everything, we are the ones who are here and we will do our best, focused on what we have to do.
Regarding Industrias Santa Coloma, Vadillo highlights its style of play: “It’s a happy team, very vertical. They have a good balance between young and old, and they always seek the rival goal. They’re not speculating, they’re going out for the three points, so I think we’re going to see a good game, whatever the result. »
From inside the locker room, Carlos Barron shares the team’s feelings about the start of the season: “After a good pre-season, with a rather positive result, “We’re going into the competition, and that’s what we really want as players.”. The Illes Balears Palma Futsal goalkeeper appears confident but cautious. “We are going to do everything we can,” says the Cordovan, although he recognizes the challenge of facing Industrias Santa Coloma: “It’s a team that always does very well at home. A very vertical team, with a very attractive and very hardworking game.
Barrón also calls for patience, recalling the importance of continuing to improve: “There are many things to correct, to refine. Almost half of the team is new and we still have a long way to go to reach the highest level of the team.
David Pena He also shares his feelings before the match, being a special match for him, as a former Industrias Santa Coloma player: “It’s a special match because Santa Coloma is the club that gave me the opportunity to play in the First Division“. Today, as a player for Illes Balears Palma Futsal, Peña feels confident in the team’s work: “I think the team is more than prepared. We had a very long pre-season, we are getting better and better. Obviously there’s a lot missing, but I think we’re doing really well.
Peña underlines the importance of this first match and is optimistic about the result: “I think We are ready to recover the three points from Santa Coloma“. Furthermore, the winger highlights the positive aspects of his adaptation to the club: “Both the team and the staff welcomed me very well. It also helped make those months of adaptation easier, everything faster, and I think that shows on the track as well.
