Coach Timo Schultz from the second division soccer club FC St. Pauli denounces the sometimes overheated dealings with people, especially on social media.
“I find this permanent black and white thinking really bad.
A lot is turned into a scandal, and then consequences are demanded, ”complained the coach of the top of the table in an interview with the“ Welt ”(Friday).
Hamburg - “I would just like more serenity, more calm and understanding.
Not always thundering immediately because someone somewhere disagrees.
It is then sometimes interpreted quite deliberately in such a way that it has a negative touch.
I find it totally exhausting and bad. "
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That, according to Schultz, of course also applies to football.
“On the one hand, you want guys who are straight forward, confess and sometimes offend.
And on the other hand, people are then put in the corner because, for example, they once forgot to gender.
Immediately the finger is pointed at these people and shouted around.
This development is a total disaster, "said the 44-year-old East Frisian and confessed:" Some of my players are now probably more afraid of a shit storm on Instagram than of a well-founded criticism that I keep in the dressing room.
The player has more pressure to withstand the medium than the coach.
That is not a good development. ”Dpa
