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‘I expected more, but it’s a massive result’: Ruben Selles reacts to Reading FC’s win over Northampton
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Reading FC manager Ruben Selles acknowledged that despite their win over Northampton Town, he had anticipated a stronger performance from his team. The victory propelled the Royals to 17th place in the League One table, maintaining a six-point buffer above the relegation zone.
Selles remarked, “I don’t think we got a big performance, but we did get a massive result. It was not our best, nowhere near. It was an equal game, both teams had chances. I think Northampton is a very good team, but I expected a little bit more from us.”
He emphasized the importance of consistency in securing the three points, recognizing that while the team’s performance may not have been outstanding, they still managed to clinch the win. Selles highlighted standout performances from goalkeeper Joel Pereira and forward Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan, crediting them for pivotal moments that influenced the outcome of the match.
Looking ahead to their next fixture against Bolton Wanderers, Selles emphasized the need for rest and preparation, acknowledging the effort exerted by the players throughout the season. He outlined the team’s plans for recovery and strategic preparation, emphasizing the importance of learning from past games to optimize their performance against Bolton.
Selles anticipated a challenging match against Bolton, noting their strengths and strategic approach. He emphasized the importance of understanding their opponent’s tactics and utilizing their own strengths effectively to secure another positive result.
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