Hearts fans must show me respect — SergioTraguil

Portuguese-born Accra Hearts of Oak head coach,  Sergio Traguil, is demanding some level of respect and credit from Phobians, who have been on his neck since taking over from Japanese-born Kenichi Yatsuhatchi

Traguil is struggling to win the hearts of Phobians, who still remain fond of Kenichi, with some already calling for his head.

But the Portuguese insists these calls are unfair, saying he deserves some respect considering that the team is now playing better than he met it.

“This will be my third week in charge of Hearts.  I did not have time to work with the team in the first week then I had to play two matches, it has not been easy for me.

"But despite all these problems, I have gained five points out of nine, in the first round Hearts got  two points out of nine.

“So, I think I deserve a little bit more appreciation, I cannot perform magic," he told the media.

Traguil argued that his side was playing attractive football and was happy with the team's level of creativity.

"The players are adapting day by day, Iam proud of it and if you see the quality of football that we are producing on the pitch despite losing a lot of chances, though some of them are incredible, you can see we are playing very good football.

"I was not expecting this kind of football right now and we are performing.

“The people that understand football and go to the stadium they see that we are performing," he contended. — Credit: Class FM