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Rotensteiner calls for consideration for Marcus Rogen: "He did not finish his job"

The mental coach who contracted Corona "ran away" from Israel, Rotensteiner told the Austrian media: "Hopefully they will listen to his explanation."

Herzog: "He acted out of panic"

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Wednesday, 21 October 2020, 10:43

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In Austria, they are extensively dealing with the storm caused by Marcus Rogen, the mental coach of the Israeli team, who left the country despite being a Corona blue nation to stay with his family in the United States.

Rogen, a former Olympic swimming medalist who was known in Austria as a controversial figure, claimed last night (Tuesday) that he was wrong in his conduct and explained: "I wore a mask during the whole flight, I do not understand what the problem is."

Needless to say, Rogen's explanation did not satisfy Willy Rotensteiner, who told the Austrian media this morning: "He received a positive result for Corona after the game against the Czech Republic and asked to move the isolation with his family. A day later, after we had already left for Slovakia, he told me "That changed his mind. I could not influence him. If I could influence, I would prevent him from flying contrary to the instructions."

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Although Rotensteiner understands that "Rogen made a huge mistake and should be held accountable", but argues in his defense that "before being convicted, one should listen to what he has to say. Contrary to some reports, but not fired following the incident. Some people call for dismissal, but no Such a decision has been made. "

Former national team coach Andy Herzog also referred to Rogen's case this morning and said: "Apparently he acted out of panic. Obviously he wanted to go back to his wife and small children, so he listened to the heart and not the head."

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