Narcis Pelach and His Statements with Stoke City

Currently, the team led by Narcis Pelach, Stoke City, finds itself in a slightly more positive moment in the season. It has become clear that since Pelach's arrival, he has worked hard to help Stoke City find a playing identity in the highly competitive EFL Championship.

The dismissal of Steven Schumacher was unexpected for many Stoke City fans, but the team needed a significant change to compete for promotion back to the Premier League. While the club has a promising project aimed at the future, there is also a desire to compete in the present, with players making a decisive impact game after game. The arrival of Narcis Pelach is seen as a step towards bringing glory to Stoke City.

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A Winning Mentality for Narcis Pelach

The Spanish coach made it clear after the 2-2 draw with Bristol City that restoring the players' confidence will be key. In this match, Stoke City led for much of the game but was ultimately tied, with the team looking lost in the second half. Pelach emphasized the importance of hard work and addressing the team’s mistakes in order to face the upcoming challenges.

Currently, Stoke City sits 17th in the Championship table with 12 points from 11 matches. In Pelach's last five games, the team has recorded three draws, one win, and one loss, reflecting an irregular period for the club. Stoke City is determined to secure positive victories to move up the standings.

Pelach spoke after the draw against Bristol City, stressing that continued training and hard work are crucial for building a competitive team and overcoming the defensive issues that have plagued the side. The next few matches will be critical for Stoke City, starting with a challenging fixture against Sheffield United on October 26 in the Championship.

Following that, on October 29, the team will face Southampton in the Carabao Cup. In that game, Stoke City will aim to show its best version, as they want to stay alive in the competition and measure themselves against Premier League teams, preparing for what it will take to return to England's top flight.