Uribe: Botev's Coach Taunted Us, But It Will Come Back to Him

Jose Uribe, the coach of Beroe, was deeply disappointed by his team's 0-3 loss to Botev Vratsa, which resulted in Beroe's relegation from the efbet League after 17 consecutive seasons. He was also upset by the behavior of Botev's head coach, Todor Simov, who made three substitutions in the 90th minute, which Uribe perceived as disrespectful.

Sad End for Beroe - Relegation After 17 Seasons in the Elite

“I don’t want to say much. Unfortunately, we have been relegated. We tried to save ourselves by every means possible. I believe we put up a strong fight in a difficult situation. In the match against Svetlograd, we could have saved ourselves. I want to tell all the fans that the club needs to take a breath and work on a good project. This is a team for the First League. I gave everything I had, but we didn’t succeed. The opposing coach had bad behavior. He showed no respect for us. He made three substitutions in the 90th minute against a team that is being relegated. This is bad behavior; you shouldn’t taunt a team with over a century of history. The ball is round, and it will come back to him,” Uribe said.