By the end of August, the beginning of September, it will be decided whether the coach of the Olympic, world and European champion Kristóf Milák will remain, he said. to Info Radio Attila Selmeci. The presenter of the interview broadcast Friday night said the coach and athlete are past a conflicting, long period.
“I learned one thing with Christopher, but it’s also a well-known proverb: it’s not the lad who gives the slaps, but the one who stands. Well I stood a lot and I had to put up with Kristof, I’ll tell you honestly. Maybe I didn’t have any competitors “I had to swallow that much so I could do so in the belief that we could get to Tokyo that way.
said Selmeci.
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Attila Selmeci
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Although he feels that his patience and sacrifice are clearly justified by the results, he does not want to put himself on a pedestal; he knew that Kristóf Milák had to be treated differently, his previous golden rules had to be pushed into the background.
“Countless times I had to deal with new factors that were certainly toasters, but I couldn’t do anything else. Many times this tension came out of me at home and I yelled at home. But that was the only way we could keep working.”
the coach confessed.
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