Coach Pouria looking for repeat of cup display – but better result
ACE coach Pouria Nabi is looking back to the future. Back to the “great buzz” around his team last weekend. A “buzz” he now wants at every game.
And that starts tomorrow when Souths visit Wolter Park, kick-off 3.30pm, one place above ACE possibly in the tightest Premier League table ever seen.
Three points cover the top eight teams and just two points between second and eighth place – where ACE currently sit, one below Souths. But, crucially ACE have a game in hand on all above them, bar Mitchelton.
“We didn’t have a good game at Rochedale, but bounced back against Moreton Bay United (in the FFA Cup),” said Pouria, “and were a bit unlucky in terms of the result.
“Coaches say a win covers the cracks, but when lose you ask why and go in to the details. You learn a lot.”
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