The Portuguese man was speaking after their most recent loss to Bray.
Athlone Town manager Dario Castello says that his side have alot of work to do as they sit bottom of the League of Ireland First Division after suffering five defeats in eight games.
The midlanders most recently went down to a 1-0 defeat to Bray on Friday night despite controlling most of the game in Lissywollen.
Castello says the club must stick together
Athlone take on Kerry next in Mounthawk Park in Tralee on Friday with kick off at 7.45
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