After the inconsistencies about the trainer license of Türkgücü coach Serdar Dayat, Peter Neururer and Rudi Bommer reveal details about the incident around twelve years ago.
Munich -
After Peter Neururer described the commitment of Serdar Dayat at Türkgücü Munich as a “scandal”, the cult coach takes on his coaching colleague again.
Rudi Bommer and Frank Wormuth also remember the case.
Peter Neururer: Serdar Dayat's training sessions were too early
Peter Neururer told Sport1 precise details about Dayat's missed internship: "Dayat did not show me for training units because they were too early for him. Then I kicked him out. Then he submitted training reports on the training content. But he was not in any unit there and has submitted logs of units that he has never visited. Dayat has forged documents and made comments from coaches he has never spoken to, "Neururer rumbled on.
Rudi Bommer about Serdar Dayat: "He should be happy that he got the certificate in Germany"
Dayat had also completed a three-week internship with Rudi Bommer, who was a trainer at MSV Duisburg before Neurur.
At that time, Neururer and Bommer reported to the DFB independently of one another because Dayat had not started the internships they listed.
Bommer remembers the incident around twelve years ago at Sport1: "When Mr. Dayat got the job at Türkgücü, I was informed and suspected that everything would come back up. Mr. Dayat handed me in notebooks and some of them were filled out But once his car broke down, and so he couldn't come for eight days. And the second time he was in Turkey because something happened to his mother, "said Bommer.
"It was a different story with Peter, because he felt it even more extreme. Dayat was only three weeks with me. He should be happy that he got the certificate in Germany."
Frank Wormuth: A personal matter for Peter Neururer
Frank Wormuth was then head of football teacher training at the DFB and has now also commented on the incident.
After Dayat's licensing, Neururer is said to have called Wormuth and complained about him.
This was "completely surprising for Wormuth because we had all the documents together and they were in order," he told Sport1.
For Wormuth it is clear that there is a personal matter hidden for Neururer: "We did not check on site whether he had done the internship. Peter was there personally because he knew Uwe Speidel very well and he did not get the approval . "
Uwe Speidel, then a qualified sports teacher and a friend of Neururer, also applied for the football teacher training and was rejected several times.
Wormuth continues: “Judging someone just because Peter didn't get along with Dayat, I'm careful.
I understand Peter, but I don't know whether his reaction is justified or not.
You have to be careful to bring out old stories like that.
People can develop.
Dayat and Peter just didn't like each other. "
Türkgücü Munich: Serdar Dayat invites Peter Neururer for a coffee
For Serdar Dayat, the subject is history; from now on he wants to concentrate on his work at Türkgücü.
Dayat even offered Peter Neururer a clarifying conversation in advance of the Ingolstadt game of his team: "For me, the matter is ticked, I made Peter Neururer my offer to go for a coffee and talk about the matter," he said to Magenta TV.
Neururer was not very interested in Dayat's first offer to have a conversation: "I don't have to clarify anything, I don't talk to people like that. That is fraud and denigration of all colleagues."
Serdar Dayat: "Nobody goes to a state library to get information anymore"
In response to the allegations of plagiarism in his internship report, the Türkgücü trainer commented on Sport1 as follows: "How do you write the many doctoral theses? How do you research? From books or the Internet? The Internet is above everything. Nobody goes in anymore a state library to get information. At that time the MSV Duisburg was not doing well, and I couldn't ask those responsible for information every day. So I had to do some research to be able to write my report. Everyone did that. "
(Mario Gjevukaj)