Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris has warned his team that they must remain focused and avoid complacency as they approach the final stages of the Championship season. With nine games remaining, Sunderland are close to securing a spot in the top six and a chance to compete in the playoffs.
Le Bris emphasized the importance of taking it one game at a time and not getting ahead of themselves. He noted that the team’s next opponent, Coventry City, is in good form under manager Frank Lampard and will provide a tough test.
The Sunderland manager also acknowledged that his team’s performance in their last game against Preston was not their best, but he saw it as a valuable learning experience for the players. He stressed the need for the team to be consistent and to build on their strengths in order to achieve their goals.
Le Bris also had praise for Lampard, describing him as a “legend” who has shown good qualities as a coach. He acknowledged that Coventry City is a good team with a positive dynamic, and that the game will be a tough challenge for Sunderland.
When asked whether he preferred to have high-pressure games or to know that Sunderland will likely be in the playoffs, Le Bris said that he doesn’t have a preference. Instead, he emphasized the importance of connecting with reality and dealing with the situation as it is. He warned that if the team becomes too relaxed, it will be a “disaster.”
Overall, Le Bris’s comments suggest that he is taking a cautious and focused approach to the final stages of the season. He is emphasizing the importance of consistency, hard work, and staying focused on the task at hand.
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