TSV 1860 with a wide chest - When Gorenzel expects a restart in league three

As in the Bundesliga, the signs in the third division indicate that games will resume. What is the plan for TSV 1860?

• After a vote, the signs are in the 3rd league that the restart will begin soon.
• 1860 managing director Gorenzel describes when he expects the season to continue .
• While Sascha Mölders dreams of advancement, the club management has the future of the league in mind.

Munich - Storm tank Sascha Mölders is already writing on the social network Instagram about promotion to the second division - his boss at TSV 1860 does not want to go that far yet. Günther Gorenzel also appeared with optimism at the Löwen video round on Wednesday. "We can start with a broad chest," said the 47-year-old managing director of the sixties and called " the third, fourth week of May " as an appointment for a possible continuation. Two weeks of normal team training should be sufficient with the appropriate permission from the authorities * .

TSV 1860: Ghost ticket campaign is promising

Gorenzel's message to the supporters of a demolition, such as Waldhof Mannheim, was clear: seen in months in which no games with spectators will be possible, there is no alternative to ghost games. "Postponing until spring would be the downfall of the 3rd division and all professional football." Now it was up to each club to market the situation as best as possible. In the case of 1860, Gorenzel is happy about the positive feedback from sponsors and fans . The ghost ticket campaign started promisingly, he reported.

In the medium term, however, the league can only survive by sharpening its identity as a training league . More compulsory executive positions for own young players could lower costs across the board , and the proportion of TV revenues should be increased. Gorenzel's plea: "The 3rd league must exist as a professional league if you look at how many young players can make the leap through this league."

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