The football clubs in the Würmtal are allowed to kick again theoretically and subject to conditions. They are happy to have a ball on their feet again, but there is also criticism.
Würmtal - Probably the greatest optimists hadn't thought it would happen so quickly. Late on Friday evening, the Bavarian Football Association (BFV) informed its clubs that training would be possible again on Monday. "For all of our soccer players, this new development is good news in this difficult phase," said BFV President Rainer Koch. “We know that there is still a long way to go before normalcy returns. But the first step has been taken. "
Criticism: consequence of the bidding competition "
However, some trainers from the Würmtal consider this approach to be premature. “You still don't know what the consequences of an infection with this virus can be. I think it's an exaggeration to carry out such far-reaching easing so quickly now. But that is probably the result of this outbidding competition, ”criticizes Uwe Lehner, trainer of district classic Gautinger SC.
Basically, he's already happy to see his footballers again. "I miss her very much, but we all have a great responsibility. Everyone's health must be a top priority, ”Lehner demands.
But there are no rules anyway, the clubs have to comply with the requirements stipulated by the association. “We are far from over in the fight against the virus. Caution and care continue to be the top priority, ”explains BFV President Koch. The local municipalities must also do their part and release the sports facilities again.
Municipalities in the Würmtal have not yet approved plants
In Graefelfing, for example, this has not yet happened. "Our president, Christoph Göbel, has not yet given the go," says Bernd Gegenfurtner. The coach of the district league team of TSV Graefelfing criticizes: “It is a bit suspect to me what the BFV is doing at the moment. Now he comes in front of the BLSV and Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann with such a quick shot after being so slow before. "
He considers the conditions of the association for training difficult to implement, especially for several teams. "It'll all be fun. We don't have that much space, and there aren't that many coaches around, ”says Gegenfurtner. "We will try to split the teams and have each team trained once a week."
Criticism: "Well-intentioned is usually done badly"
SV Planegg-Krailling, DJK Würmtal and TSV Neuried also waited for an opinion from the respective community yesterday afternoon. Maximilian Reid, coach of Neurieder Herren I, speaks plainly: "The BFV concept is well-meant, but there is a nice saying: Well-meant is usually done badly."
The best example is that you shouldn't take the ball in your hand. "How should you then remove the balls from the closet and tidy them up again?" Asks the district league coach and adds: "It is also a medical humbug."
He is just as unsure about the way training is organized as his colleague at SVP, Michael Lelleck. “The implementation is difficult. But we have enough coaches to do some kind of circuit training, ”says the club's coach. These days he wanted to talk to the other Planegger trainers in more detail.
At least the contents of the units are already clear through the guidelines: "Technology, running training and coordination - much more will not work," explains Lelleck, who is happy about the relaxation and, ideally, wants to be back on the pitch this week with his kickers.
Review: "This is not soccer"
The A-Class soccer players of TV Stockdorf will have to be patient for much longer. “Our problem is that the training ground is currently being renovated. We have to wait for the Gauting community to free up space on the school campus. But they also used the Corona period to renovate the square. As far as I know, we would have to wait until after Pentecost anyway, ”says coach Korbinian Halmich and adds:“ This is at least a beginning, especially for the youth. But everyone has to decide for themselves how they can and want to implement it. "
Mario Germek from the DJK has a clear opinion: “Training with four players and a trainer - you can just as easily walk and run on the street. I personally am not enthusiastic about the whole thing, ”said the A-Class coach. "This is not soccer."
Criticism: "Whoever designed these rules has never played football"
Franz Möhwald sees it similarly. "Anyone who has designed these rules has never played football," says the coach of A-Classist TSV Pentenried. Now it's just a matter of making the players fun again. That would be difficult until the possible start of the season in September - for three and a half months without a training game and the like.
But Tobias Rehse, coach of the Neurieder Kreisliga Reserve, gets to the point in spite of all the relativizations: "Basically everyone is happy that at least they have the ball on their feet again."
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