Exclusive interview with watfordfc Spanish international defender Mario Gaspar
“But the team pulled together, we worked together and that’s why we left Carrow Road with three points.”
“If we win a game then I like it, and in the situation we were in that day I especially liked it. We needed to be a team in a difficult moment and so it was important we came together as a team and met the challenge.” “There’s no doubt the Championship is very demanding and you have times when you are playing a game every three days.
“We were all young in the past and I know I was very grateful when people helped me earlier in my career. Now I try to do the same,” he explained. “In Spain you sometimes play against a club from up north and they play some direct football, but not with such pace and intensity - you don’t tend to play against teams like Millwall. I was feeling dizzy by the end of those games.”
“I’ve never trained in snow before – in Villareal, it doesn’t snow. In Villareal there are about 30 days of rain a year – in England, you get nearly 30 days of rain a month!” The game ended 1-1, Edison Cavani scoring for United to cancel out Gerard Moreno’s opener for Villareal. There were no further goals in extra-time and so the final went to penalties, which is when the fun really started.
“When our lads were putting the ball on the spot, the rest of us were just thinking ‘score score score’. When the Man United players had the penalties, we were all thinking ‘miss miss miss’.When Gaspar moved to Vicarage Road in August, Kiko Femenia moved in the opposite direction and there was concern among Watford fans that it was not a life-for-like move.
Ironically, during his time at Watford, Gaspar has seen midfielder Dan Gosling perform admirably at right back, before he then filled Gosling’s more familiar role in midfield.
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