Following the positive shock in the oil industry/Pormoso: I analyzed ourselves more than aluminum

The new head coach of Sanat Naft, on the eve of the confrontation with Aluminum, said of his team's high motivation to overcome the crisis.

According to "Verzeh Se", the 9th week of the Premier League will begin this evening with the confrontation between the Aluminum and Oil Industry teams. Abadani have reached this game while they have recently made changes on the bench, and Siros Pormusoi is known as the serious head coach of this team as the successor of Mohammad Nouri. Pourmusoi said: "I am very happy to have this opportunity to serve the people of Abadan and be a good supporter of the oil industry once again."

In response to whether he followed the conditions of the team or not, he said: "Because our professional job is coaching, we try to follow the league games, although not in a very special way. I already knew the team and watched some games. In these two or three days, we tried to analyze the team well, because I believe that we must first solve our own problems and then think about the opponent's team."

Purmusoy continued: "We tried to raise the team mentally during this period. As you know, the list and window are closed and our assets are on these people. God willing, our children will understand that the situation is such that they should try harder."

The head coach of Sanat Naft said about the match against Iralco: "Our effort is to play against aluminum by changing the system. Aluminum is one of the good teams and we have nothing to do with this team's loss last week."

He also announced the strengthening of the technical staff: "New people will be added to the technical staff." During these one or two days, we talked with Mr. Mohammadi. Considering that some coaches had contracts with the previous technical staff, financially, the club is in a bit of trouble, but I hope they will help me to complete the technical staff I want."

Purmusoi continued to emphasize: "After every change, if we look at the positive side, positive things will happen and I hope this will be seen in this game as well." Those who have years of experience have gathered together. Mr. Mohammadi has been a member of the board of directors in the oil industry for many years, Mr. Khabeiri has been the CEO for several periods in League One and Premier League, and I, as head coach, and my colleagues in the technical staff have also followed the same path. I think our experience will be useful, but along with it, the presence of fans and the support of officials and fans will help us a lot."

He continued: "Everyone should be around the team so that the players don't feel strange and don't get disappointed. It is very good for us that some officials come to the camp and be with the team. We have hope and we can overcome the events of the past weeks. I hope the changes will be positive."

In the end, the head coach of Sanat Naft said: "In these two or three days, we tried to make changes in the game system according to the flaws we saw from the team. The players are the players and I just tried to lift everyone up mentally and work on the new system. I could clearly see that the guys are determined to get the team out of this situation. I am sure that good things will happen."