The footballers from TSV Perchting can look forward to the longer football break. Top-class Tobias Rampf is returning to his ex-club.
Perchting-Corona had a good thing for the footballers of TSV Perchting-Hadorf. Although they had to dig deep into their pockets in March because their training camp in Italy was canceled due to the pandemic, the financial loss at least made up for itself by the spring at the latest. Tobias Rampf appeared in training and enjoyed the hustle and bustle in fourth place in the district class 3. Christoph Kammerlander assures that he did not poach the midfielder from SC Pöcking-Possenhofen: "I never approached him proactively," says the TSV coach. Kammerlander could wait because he knew that the returnee would soon come to him by himself.
At some point, Rampf expressed the wish to play again for the black and yellow ones, with whom his career had once started. In 2015 he packed his seven things for the first time and joined 1. FC Penzberg. With the club from the Oberland, he celebrated promotion to the district league. After two years he came back to Perchting, but did not stay long before moving on to Pöcking. He also brought luck to the sports club. Even if he only came on a few missions, Rampf was again involved in promotion to the district league.
The contact with his hometown club did not break off over the years. In Munich, Rampf lives in a shared apartment with the Perchtinger kickers Luca Waldenmeier, Dominik Sepperl and Michael März. Of course, the trio swears stone and leg that they never influenced their former teammate in his decision. In these times, however, the fact that Rampf can go to training with them is an argument that is difficult to refute. Rampf now has more time to play football and train after completing his training as a physiotherapist.
With the strong left foot, Kammerlander wins another capable player for the central midfield, who should raise the level of the entire team. The coach is convinced: “He will be one of the best players in the district class.” Kammerlander is optimistic that he will be able to attack the promotion places with Rampf if the season actually starts again: “We would be well equipped for a continuation of the season.” And if the ball doesn't roll, the coach has at least one more helping and healing hand in his support team. hh