Finding a new coach in times of the Corona is not easy. The TSV Ebersberg 2 therefore relies on an internal solution, a trio should prevent relegation.
Ebersberg - His sales arguments were modest and clear when Zeljko Prelcec went looking for a coach for the district league reserve of TSV Ebersberg during the break of the season. The sporting director of the Eber had a district classist on offer who was in danger of relegation, who only managed eight points from 13 games and in no way counts on regular reinforcements from the first. Without a deep wallet, the candidates do not exactly stand in line in these unpredictable times.
TSV Ebersberg 2: Prelcec, Markio and "Faxe" Volkann take over
Not for the first time in recent years, Prelcec presented the classic “internal solution” to the squad at the start of training two weeks ago: Together with striker Manuel Markio, 29, and club legend Markus “Faxe” Volkmann, 47, Prelcec himself wants to be part of an equal Triumvirate to get the relegation on the way. After three years of pure functionary activity, Prelcec is actively returning to the coaching zone.
Erhardt: Internal solution can be “a very good story”
If you ask team captain Matthias Erhardt, the “internal solution” certainly has the potential to become a “very good story”. Since Manuel Markio already acted as assistant coach under Alex Salem (back to Grafing) at the beginning of the season and knows the team internals better, he initially sets the tone in training and in the dressing room. In terms of setup and attitude, it "already worked well" in the opening match against TuS Großkarolinenfeld (district class), says Erhard. "We were able to implement Manu's game idea for the first half because he set up the right players so that it was playable."
TSV Ebersberg 2: Weiser seriously injured in the knee - operated on the next day
Coordinated, because communicated, start-up behavior after ten minutes of "finding in": "After only two units it looked really good!"
Jonas Weiser's serious injury caused an emotional turning point after Dominik Schneider's (22nd) opener. In an air duel, Weiser unfortunately landed his right foot in a hole, suffered a serious knee injury and was operated on the cruciate and lateral ligaments and meniscus the next day.
“A big drop of bitterness” for Erhard & Co., who won the game 3-1 thanks to the further hits from Mario Prüflinger (32nd penalty kick) and Andre Scholz (72nd).
The next test for the little boars is on Sunday in Moosach (5 p.m.) and should be the next step towards the jointly announced season goal under the new trainer trio. Erhard: "The team wants to stay in the league!" ( JULIAN BETZL )