Even if there is currently no playing, something is stirring at ASV Antdorf: the previous coach stops, an old acquaintance takes over.
Antdorf - As with numerous clubs in the region, the ball is not yet rolling at ASV Antdorf. The district classical artist will not use the opportunity to resume training under corona conditions for the time being. But when the time comes, Hans-Peter Oswald will no longer give the instructions. The 53-year-old, who had just taken over from the relegation relegation team last summer, told the ASV leadership that he should stop now for family and professional reasons and not just at the end of the season. "If the ASV had not found a successor, I would have continued," Oswald confirms.
Football: In his last game, Oswald had heavily criticized the referee
The 53-year-old hadn't made positive headlines recently: In his team's last point game last November in Höhenrain, physical disputes occurred after the final whistle, which resulted in the ambulance and the police coming over. Oswald had fueled the whole thing with his violent criticism of the referee's performance. He later apologized in writing for his statements and was sentenced by the sports court to a fine of 50 euros.
Football: Aleks Simic's player pass remains with FC Penzberg
When looking for a successor for Oswald, the Antdorfer have already found what they are looking for. The new coach becomes an old acquaintance: Aleks Simic, who played for ASV from 2012 to 2019, will take over the team. "I knew that Aleks wanted to enter the coaching business. He has a good reputation in Antdorf, which is why he was my first port of call, ”reported ASV chairman Anton Panholzer, who quickly agreed with the candidate of his choice after initial discussions. "But I only make a coach and not a player coach," said the midfielder, whose player pass remains with FC Penzberg, as a condition.
Football: Markus Winkler remains playing assistant coach at ASV Antdorf
Otherwise, nothing will change in the coaching team of the fifth in the district class 3. Markus Winkler remains playing assistant coach and Tobias Zerluth coach of the second team. Simic will be talking to Zerluth more often in the future. "We want to move closer together with the second," is the motto of the new ASV coach, who gained his first experience as a coach twelve years ago with the C-Juniors at FC Penzberg. The 32-year-old would actually be in the process of acquiring his B license. But he had to postpone this topic because of the Corona crisis. "I hope it will work until the end of the year," says Simic, who is convinced of his new team. "Despite the number of players leaving in recent years, the team has quality," says Simic.
Football: Simic wants football with fighting strength and passion instead of Tiki-taka
His goal is to revive the well-known strengths of the ASV, which played for 25 years in the district league and then relegated last season. Combat strength and passion should come into focus again. "We have to play Antdorf-compliant football and not a Tiki-Taka," says Simic, who has already thought about this: "I also have a few players in mind who can go in this direction." he has many conversations. "To give the boys the feeling that they are valued."
Football: Antdorf's chairman Anton Panholzer is confident about the future
From July 1 at the latest, things will really get going on the pitch when the ASV officially starts training. "I am confident that Aleks has a good influence on the young players and can form a strong team together with Markus Winkler," said Panholzer. The ASV chairman is optimistic about the future.
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