"Ice chopper": recovered players and a pronunciation ensure relaxation

Last week, the peace at TSV Peißenberg was severely disturbed.

In the meantime, however, the waves have smoothed out a little.

Peißenberg

- Although the Bayern league season only lasts a few weeks, the Peißenberg "ice hackers" are already battered by bad luck with injuries.

Last match day there were no fewer than five regulars missing.

"That's why we couldn't play our game the way we want," said TSV coach Randy Neal after the lost home game against Amberg.

Ice hockey: In terms of personnel, it looks better again at TSV Peißenberg

In the only game this weekend, tomorrow, Sunday, at EHC Königsbrunn - the home game on Friday against Pfaffenhofen was canceled due to a suspected corona case - things are looking better again in terms of personnel.

Manuel Singer's ban that he was given last week in Dorfen has expired.

The last injured Martin Andrä and Tobias Estermaier return to the team against the "Penguins".

"Now we have a strong second row again", Neal is relieved.

 “To be honest, I don't know what to do next.

Peßenberg's President Stefan Rießenberger

However, the waves have smoothed after Neal criticized the club's management, which has spoken out in favor of ending the season.

"I didn't attack Randy or the team, my criticism was directed towards the association, which I feel let down", reported TSV President Stefan Rießenberger, who stopped by in training last Tuesday.

"I take my hat off to the guys who go to training three times a week and play twice on the weekend," said Rießenberger.

However, he admits that the current pandemic situation makes halfway normal club work practically impossible.

“To be honest, I don't know what to do next,” says Rießenberger, who seems a little perplexed.

Clarifying words from the Bavarian Ice Sports Association (BEV) would be helpful.

"When you call the office, the announcement comes that it will only be occupied from November 1st and that you should send inquiries by email," reports the TSV president, not without astonishment.

Ice hockey: Both at Peißenberg and Königsbrunn things are not going according to plan

The home game against Pfaffenhofen is canceled, but the away game in Königsbrunn will most likely be played.

It will be a duel between two teams that have so far had a meager point account.

Like the Peißenberger, Königsbrunn has only one victory to show.

"I think they are not as strong as they were last year," Neal said after the great change in personnel at the Königsbrunners during the summer break.

Twelve players left the club, including Elias Maier, who moved to Peißenberg, but also top strikers Hayden Trupp and Anton Zimmer.

The EHC brought in 16 new actors, who obviously have not yet come together.