The Freisinger district class clubs try to bridge the football-free time - be it through intensive team planning or training exercises at home.
District - The ball rests on the sports fields of the football clubs. Nevertheless, the clubs from the district try to bridge the football-free time within the narrow framework of curfews, bans on contacts and unclear deadlines - be it through intensive squad planning or training exercises at home. The FT asked the clubs from the Freising district class.
TSV Au
Despite the forced Corona break, the football department of TSV Au is anything but still. While his players continue to keep fit with stability exercises via video conference, trainer Christian Hobmeier is already preparing: "I have created our training plan for July," says the trainer, who by the way signed up to 2021 in winter. Although the date for resuming the point game operation has not yet been fixed, at least his team gives him a certain degree of planning certainty: "The squad will definitely stay together," Hobmeier assures. Problems are more likely to be possible new additions. "If you want to sign a player for the 2020/21 season, you first ask: And when should that be?"
TSV Nandlstadt
Particularly disappointed that nothing is going right now was the current second in the table from Nandlstadt. After the "excellent first half of the season", the Corona break actually came at the wrong time - because "the boys are still hot," said coach Mario Tafelmaier. This is also testified by the fact that his troops keep fit with the help of a physiotherapist. Regardless of how and when the game continues, there would be no changes in the squad. The TSV will therefore be expected in any case.
Vatanspor Freising
The Vatanspor Freising team wanted to attack with many new faces in the team in the second half of the season: the club had been able to attract five new players over the winter. Erhan Masat also took over the coaching position from Christian Kessler. "The quality is definitely there," emphasizes team manager Tamer Bulkurcu, who sees his team well prepared for any kind of sequel. At the same time, he emphasizes the responsibility of the clubs in times of a pandemic: “It was important to us to comply directly with the demands of the authorities. The health is the most important thing."
SpVgg Zolling
In Zolling, department head Markus Pöschl reports of an "absolute standstill". In the future, the composition of the coaching bench around coach Markus Garcia will be interesting. "Should we start with the new season in summer, there will be a change." However, in the event of a continuation, nothing is yet ready. However, there are no changes in the team. Those responsible for the SpVgg hope above all for the youth.
SG Eichenfeld
At SG Eichenfeld, the basic assumption is "that there will be an extremely long winter break," explains department head Thomas Feye. Team and coaching team will continue to stay together. “We are generally satisfied with our development. After all, love knows no league, ”Feye explains with a wink to the table: The SBU is the last to be beaten.
SV Vötting
The league leader is calm about the interruption. "At the moment there is no goal that we can plan for," says department head Maximilian Peschek. There are no changes in the squad, which is currently responsible for keeping fit. "We have made it clear to us that no matter how things go, we want to show that we are rightly up there."
SC Freising
"Double annoying" is the current shutdown for the relegation-threatening Freising sports club. Actually, you saw yourself very well prepared for the fight for relegation. At the beginning of March, the team was still in the training camp in Turkey, working twice a day - and was "so ready in the evening that we mostly fell straight to bed," as department head Erik Hillenbrand reports. "It was almost for the cat now." Basically, the SCF is assuming that the team can continue to hold together.
SpVgg walls
"We have to wait and see now," emphasizes department head Alex Karl. "Depending on how the Bavarian Football Association will decide, we will face the situation and start planning." If the season continues on September 1st, however, you expect to be able to continue with coach Andreas Maier. Otherwise, the private and professional situation of the players take precedence.
TSV Paunzhausen
The TSV team tries to be ready for the season to continue. Coach Bastian Schweiger gave the footballers detailed training plans for at home. Meanwhile, department head Manfred Hiller tries "to keep all of our players." At the moment, however, no changes are in sight.
FC Neufahrn
In Neufahrn, the round leather does not collect dust even in times of exit restrictions. So the kickers not only get stability and endurance exercises from the coaching team, but the players also have to stay fit with the ball. While the squad should not change with regard to 2020/21, sporting director Mario Moharitsch is already hinting at innovations in the coaching team around coach Willi Kalichman: "The majority will remain, but there will also be departures."
SV Marzling
At SVM, “everything is currently in the discovery phase,” says department head Jochen Jürgens. "We are currently in contact with all players in order to be able to set up a powerful team." Above all, the lack of personal contact proved to be an obstacle: "It is simply something different if you do not face to face. "
SV Hörgertshausen
SVH coach Sebastian Liegert relies on the independence of his kickers: “We did a lot in winter - most players are now fit. Until they go on, they will keep in shape through running training. ”The team should be held together, and the youth will also be used in the coming years.
FVgg Gammelsdorf
At FVgg Gammelsdorf you can of course keep in touch with each other via short message services, but there are no indications of major changes in the team: "The entire construction site is currently at a standstill," explains department head Erwin Pichlmeier.
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