Michael Köllner showed the 0-0 win against Rostock: his lions are defensively top, but have technical deficits.
Every development takes time, preaches the 1860 coach and recalls the “disaster football” in December 2019.
Michael Köllner defends his criticized FCN colleague Robert Klauss.
He says of his own team: "Technically we're not good enough."
Nevertheless, Köllner sees his team on the right track: "We train extremely hard, like oxen."
It was the week of niche football topics.
In one bubble the
Flick / Lauterbach cause was
discussed up and down, in another it was about the
tactics presentation of the young Nuremberg trainer.
A topic that of course also
landed on Robert Klauss's predecessor, predecessor, predecessor
.
Even
Michael Köllner
has received the video sent, but the 1860 coach, otherwise receptive to any tactical debate, who avoided going into details of the content ( "Of course, we also know what an
asymmetrical triple structure
is").
And he wasn’t interested in hitting his young colleague.
His opinion on the Klauss swell: “He got lost in the audience.
It was a press conference and not a tactics presentation in front of 15 young coaches
. "Köllner's consolation for Klauss:
" In four weeks it's a great gag, in eight weeks it's a cult.
That's the way it is nowadays. "
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"In eight weeks it will be cult": Köllner's consolation for Nuremberg coach Klauss after his controversial tactics report.
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Clear edge from the experienced colleague
.
Tactics box closed (for now).
Köllner's topic before the
away game in Saarbrücken
(Saturday, 2 p.m.) was a different one anyway.
His quintessence from the analysis of the Rostock zero number: "Technically we are not good."
Of course, Köllner did not say that in isolation.
Instead, it is embedded in a longer
lecture about the development of the team
.
To be defensively good against a promotion rival is one thing.
Offensive
against ten Rostockers
remain
harmless
the other.
"We have a well-structured team, a well-developed game,
" praised Köllner: "Now it's the point: What do we do in the end with opponents who are in the lead, who have decimated themselves with a red card or just want one point?"
His observation:
“We lose balls, we dribble.
Mentally it is the hardest part when you want to take apart an opponent with short passes. ”But:“ That's our job, we get money for it.
It is important that the team develop a curiosity for it.
She does.
She is ready, she is interested
, but such a development takes time. "
You cannot put the furniture in if there is no screed in it.
Lion builder Michael Köllner.
Köllner is well aware of the
Herculean task
he took on in 1860.
“We didn't buy a prefabricated house,” he
chooses a nice metaphor: “I didn't say to Hasan Ismaik: Put
10 million on the table
, tomorrow we'll move in - and in four weeks
we'll be marching through the league
.” Um in the picture to stay: “You cannot put the furniture in if there is no screed in it.” To illustrate, he reminds of the third game under his direction, a 1: 1 against Großaspach: “The Grünwalder was full, we were one more man - and have
played football disaster
.
My thought was outside: What did we commit today? ”Now his team is much further ahead in many ways.
Köllner's learning assignment
: “
Get
more chances, better presence in the penalty area, get into the last zone.” His impression is that it falls on fertile ground:
“We train extremely hard, like oxen.
Every fan can be proud of the team. "