i Lluelles, does not avoid the status of “favorite” of his team to go up, although he warns that the path will not be easy at all due to the level of the rivals. Lanzarote, Romo, and La Roca will not make things easy for a host team that “arrives well” both physically and mentally after having achieved full victories in the regular phase.
The Challenge of Promotion
“It could have been a more affordable draw”. That was Lluelles’ first assessment when he was surveyed about the obstacles he will have in the promotion phase. The coach is analyzing his rivals and acknowledged in his press appearance that “we all already have I look forward to Friday”.
The one from Sant Quirze spoke of Lanzarote as the rival to beat and assured that together with BM Soria they are the “favorites”. Lluelles valued the quality of BM Romo and referred to his countrymen from La Roca as “the covered ones”. The Catalan coach knows the importance of starting the play off well and indicated that “we have to have be careful with the first game”.
The Sorianos will start on Friday at 6:30 p.m. the play off series against BM Romo, at the same time they will play on Saturday against Lanzarote and on Sunday at 12:30 p.m. They will face La Roca.
Managing Pressure
This favoritism of the Sorians makes it a double-edged sword in terms of the pressure of having to promote. How is this pressure managed? “The best way is to normalize everything,” said Lluelles. The Barcelona native gave the keys to success and is very clear that it is vital “enjoy the play off before our people and enjoy”.
Lluelles asks to know how to be in games that “will not be won in ten minutes. The scores will be decided at the end and we must win them from the peace of mind”.
Ready for the Challenge
The coach sees his team in a great moment to be able to attack that coveted first place and regarding the sensations of other promotion phases he comments that “The vibrations are the same as those three years ago in Lanzarote or last year in La Coruña. “The team is prepared to face the play off with guarantees.”
Filling the Pavilion
Lluelles was accompanied at the press conference by the BM Soria board of directors Pilar Romero who explained the details of the prices of season tickets and tickets for the next weekend in which the objective is to “fill the pavilion.”
The person in charge of the entity pointed out that “We want our house to be full and for the stands to be yellow”. In relation to the prices of the tickets, it was reported that members will be able to watch all the matches for 25 euros and that they can pick them up at the BM Soria headquarters from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Non-members will pay 35 euros and can get them with the subscription on the Cluber platform. Members of the lower categories will have free entry. A subscription has also been released for fans from 5 to 16 years old with a price of 15 euros. Admission for a specific day will be 15 euros for non-members and 10 for members. For those under 16 years of age, the price of tickets will be five euros.
The Road to Silver: Soria Handball’s Quest for Promotion
With the play off for promotion to Silver of San Andrés just a week away, the excitement in the ranks of Soria Handball is palpable. Coach Jordi Lluelles embraces the role of favorite for his team, but he is well aware of the challenges that lie ahead. The likes of Lanzarote, Romo, and La Roca will provide stiff competition, making the journey to the next category a tough one.
“It could have been a more affordable draw,” Lluelles remarked, acknowledging the tough road ahead. As the team gears up for the play off series, the coach emphasizes the importance of staying focused and taking each game as it comes.
Starting on Friday at 6:30 p.m., Soria Handball will face BM Romo, followed by matches against Lanzarote on Saturday and La Roca on Sunday at 12:30 p.m. The pressure to secure promotion weighs heavily on the team, but Lluelles believes that normalizing the situation and enjoying the moment will be key to success.
Reflecting on past experiences, Lluelles notes, “The vibrations are the same as those three years ago in Lanzarote or last year in La Coruña.” The team is ready to tackle the play off with confidence and determination.
“The Idea is to Fill the Pavilion”
At a recent press conference, Lluelles was joined by Pilar Romero, a member of the BM Soria board of directors, to discuss ticket prices for the upcoming matches. The goal is clear: to fill the pavilion with enthusiastic fans and create a vibrant atmosphere.
Romero emphasized, “We want our house to be full and for the stands to be yellow.” Season ticket prices have been set at 25 euros for members, with non-members paying 35 euros. Special discounts are available for younger fans, with free entry for members of lower categories and a subscription option for fans aged 5 to 16 at 15 euros.
As the anticipation builds for the play off series, Soria Handball is poised to give their all on the court and make their mark in the quest for promotion to Silver. The support of the fans will be crucial in fueling their drive towards success.
