SpVgg Unterhaching currently seems to have no chance in the third division relegation battle.
A change of coach could be the last resort out of this almost hopeless situation.
A comment by Robert Gasser.
SpVgg Unterhaching stands for down-to-earthness, for honesty in football.
For exactly what many football romantics in professional sport miss so often.
Haching relies on players from the region, preferably from its own highly trained young talent.
And SpVgg Unterhaching doesn't just stand for wins, goals and points.
It stands for more.
Club boss Manfred Schwabl cares about the social idea of sport.
Perhaps he considers the values of sport to be more important than sporting success, especially in difficult times like these.
And they are, too.
Of course, in the end it is completely unimportant whether a football team scores one more goal or concedes one more, when people are dying at the same time, countless businesses perishing and entire families no longer know how to proceed.
And yet the SpVgg Unterhaching is a club whose entire environment sees itself as a professional club.
The fans suffer when they have to watch their club stagger towards the amateur camp with all its great ideas and its self-confidence.
The mistakes were made before the start of the season.
The squad is inexperienced, the young talents have a hard time in the 3rd division against all the teams with their ripped off professionals.
Of course, they keep up in almost all games, often only little things are missing.
In addition, there is immense bad luck with injuries.
After a good start to the season, coach Arie van Lent did not succeed in developing the team.
He should honestly ask himself whether a resignation might not be his team's very last chance in the relegation battle.