End of season for the juniors, the juniors continue to play. The Bavarian Football Association yesterday announced the result of how it will continue in the youth field.
District - For Stefan Schwartling it is another reason to complain about the association. "Why can't you even find a uniform solution here", puzzles the head of the TSV Gilching-Argelsried department.
Florian Gareis understands the BFV decision
Gilchingen, which has one of the largest youth departments in Bavaria, is particularly affected because, as one of the few clubs in the district, they also have girls' teams. "I think the decision is good," says TSV youth leader Florian Gareis. “It is more important for the juniors to finish the season. For them, the social idea is more in the foreground, ”explains Gareis. The association also fears that the girls could jump off more than the boys because they “play together in a grown team is often above the performance concept”.
"I don't really understand why a distinction is made between boys and girls," says Stefan Meininger. For the department head of SV Söcking, who had not reported any girls' team, the dropout rating for the boys is particularly interesting. So the U13 of the game community with TSV Perchting-Hadorf won the championship in the group. The BFV has decided to evaluate the final table according to a quotient rule (total points through total games). The masters are allowed to ascend. Only teams that had no point in the account at the time of the cancellation have to relegate.
Rumland: "I am glad that now nails with heads were made"
"I am glad that nails have now been made with heads," says Katrin Rumland. The FT Starnberg 09 youth leader can now finally start planning the squad and coach for the next round. "That's the most important. The exact start of the season doesn't really matter, ”says Rumland. It is clear that there will be no normal 2020/21 season with two games. How exactly will be done is still open.
Florian Weißmann explains why men continue to play and juniors do not: “At first glance, this may come as a surprise. However, if you take a closer look at the game of juniors in Bavaria, you will quickly find that we talk about completely different framework conditions for juniors than for men, for example, ”says the association youth leader, who has his expertise in the junior group brought in. In the youth field, the popular sport idea is much more represented, and the regional differences are significantly larger than among adults. "Another important aspect is the targeted and interdisciplinary promotion of talent," says Weißmann. toh
