After the league cup, the season in Bavarian amateur football is now to be canceled.
But who is going up, who is going down?
The most important questions.
Erding - He shouldn't actually tell the press that, Ludwig Schmidt suspects, "But I would let the clubs entitled under the quotient regulation advance, but omit the descent." Schmidt is the game director in the Donau / Isar football district, which covers the Erding and Freising districts , Pfaffenhofen and Ingolstadt.
And with his suggestion, he is not directly on the line of the Bavarian Football Association (BFV): "That's just my very personal opinion."
And that brings us to the discussions that have been going on since Tuesday evening at the latest.
As reported, the association is drawing the consequences of the lockdown extension that it has already announced in its four-step plan.
After the cancellation of the league cup, the season should now be canceled.
The most important questions about this:
How should the season be rated in the event of a termination?
The current provisions of the game rules provide for "a rating for promotion and relegation according to the quotient rule with the elimination of relegation games," says the association's press release.
The points scored are put in relation to the number of games.
The quotient decides on the placement.
No relegation means: the runners-up must stay in their leagues.
The teams that are down on a relegation place have nothing to fear.
Are there special cases of hardship due to the quotient regulation?
In the A-classes and the district league, the conditions are mostly tight (with the exception of Berglern), but nonetheless clear, while in the district league a direct comparison would have to be made for both promotion and relegation (see box).
The victims would be the prevented promoted FC Lengdorf and relegated FC Erding, who in turn can look forward to his second team, which would make the jump into the A-class.
Joy and sorrow also at FC Schwaig, who would have to go to the B-class with the reserve, while the first is facing a historic success: the first promotion to the national league.
Of course, always provided that Bayern's clubs vote to end the season.
How should the voting work?
“The association is nothing without its clubs,” says Ludwig Schmidt.
Of course, there are regulations that were previously set and that no club voted against at the time, “but this is a totally torn season, an absolute exception.
You don't necessarily have to push your own opinion through.
That's why I think it's very good that the clubs are interviewed. ”But how does it work?
Does the BFV only collect an opinion and then decide itself in its committees?
Or is there a ballot?
Which majority would then be necessary?
What time frame does the association set?
The BFV board wanted to discuss this in a meeting on Wednesday evening and go public with it on Thursday.
What exactly should be voted on?
End of the season with the above rating or maybe a completely different solution?
Not only Schmidt would like to do without relegation (“Unless a team wants to go down voluntarily”).
There is also an official letter to the association with the same request that 50 clubs have already signed.
Although there are no county clubs among them, the opinion still seems to be more widespread.
For example, FC Forstern (see box) has spoken out in favor of it.
District game manager Schmidt shares this idea, but has only one thing to consider: “The clubs must be aware that there will then be larger leagues with maybe 17 teams and that it will be increasingly difficult to play with the first and second at home at the same time - especially when they are Second in the B and C class in a group of no more than twelve. "
Is there another way out?
District game manager Schmidt would like the association to present the clubs with several models to choose from.
In addition to the idea of not relegating, the suggestion to play through the current season until September and then play a slimmed-down new season.
He himself has already proposed a completely new mode: playoffs in autumn and in spring.
So there are many options.
But Schmidt also says: “It doesn't matter which decision the BFV makes.
She is always wrongly viewed.
This is the way it is in our society. "
Have clubs already announced lawsuits?
According to Schmidt, there have been no threats to take legal action in the Donau / Isar district.
Karlskron, Karlshuld and Gerolfing had signed the letter of protest regarding the relegation regulation, but he was not aware of anything else.
“At least only one season screwed up” - that's what the clubs say
Marc Lindenblatt, Head of Department at FC Forstern:
“The important thing for us is that we finally get clarity.
We've been hanging in the air for months.
There is no planning for the current season or the next.
But we at FC Forstern don't believe in relegation according to quotients.
We already had this nonsense at the League Cup and were eliminated with one game without a loss.
The current games are skewed for most of them because they didn't play due to many failures towards the end.
End the season without relegation and find a sensible solution for the promotion rule! "
Anton Bauer, head of department at FC Lengdorf:
“We will contact the BFV with the request that the first and second rank in our district league.
We're level on points with Langengeisling and only one goal worse in a direct comparison.
And if we are now deprived of the chance to play promotion games, then the association should take the initiative in favor of the clubs in this absolute crap situation, as Corona has brought. "
Michael Fugmann, player-
coach
of FC Lengdorf 2:
“At least the BFV managed to screw up only one season and not two, like the other associations.
For me personally, it's not a nice end to my career. "
Andreas Heilmaier, Head of Department at SpVgg Altenerding:
“After the lockdown extension, the association hardly has any other alternative.
Maybe it would be better to play through the round until September to get a conclusion.
And in 2021/22 you could play a single round.
I'm afraid that otherwise we will shoot each other up next season.
I doubt that the 20-year-olds will also be vaccinated by September.
For us it is of course very regrettable that we no longer get the chance to make the promotion.
But right now, league membership isn't the top priority.
The main thing is that we come back to play at all - in all age groups. "
Ralf Sandner, member of the management team at FC Erding:
“The imminent demolition is logical, according to the regulations.
It also makes no sense to wait again.
The FCE will therefore vote in favor of the cancellation. "
Wolfgang Lang, head of department at FC Schwaig:
“The association probably wants to protect itself in order to have better options in the event of lawsuits.
It will also be interesting whether and which options are shown in this vote, or whether 'only' the clubs' consent with regard to possible lawsuits will be obtained.
We are happy about the promotion to the regional league, it is the greatest success in our club's history.
However, our second must dismount.
We would have liked to face the sporting challenge.
Of course, this also applies to our first.
It's a shame that she can't celebrate her success on the pitch.
These are great guys who deserve it.
In all honesty, the season has been so miserably long, it is hardly tangible any more. "
Winner / loser
Should there be a break of the season in football and the valuation according to the quotient and promotion and relegation regulation, the following picture would result:
District League
FC Schwaig has scored 48 points from 22 games, outperforming TSV Eching (49 points / 24 games / ratio 2.04) thanks to the better quotient (2.18) and is promoted to the national league.
FC Finsing (11 / 24,046), on the other hand, has to go back to the district league.
The FC Moosinning (44/23 / 1.91) would have liked to intervene in the promotion fight.
He will stay in the District League North.
In the east group, TSV Dorfen (26 / 221,18) has got rid of all relegation worries.
District League
With 45 points from 19 games, FC Langengeisling and FC Lengdorf are tied.
The Geislingers rise because they won 2-0 in a direct comparison after the 1: 2 first leg defeat at home.
A goal decides on the promotion.
It is even more dramatic in the relegation battle.
FC Erding has to go into the district class, although they are tied with SC Kirchasch, they have the same goal difference.
However, the KSC scored two more goals.
The direct comparison could not be used because only one game was played, which incidentally ended 1: 1.
District class
The SV Walpertskirchen (42/19 / 2.21) rises.
The SC Moosen (41/19 / 2.16) had led the table for a long time, but a short period of weakness after the restart.
Too bad: The second game between the two teams was still pending.
The relegation of FC Türkgücü Erding (5/19/0: 26) was clear early on.
VfB Hallbergmoos 2 also has to go down.
TuS Oberding and Finsing 2 should be happy that no relegation is played.
A class
The SV Eintracht Berglern has mastered the A class 7 (47/18 / 2.61) and is making a well-deserved promotion.
FC Langengeisling 2 (34/17/2) regrets that they are not allowed to play relegation games.
The table - twelfth SC Moosen 2 (11/18 / 0.61) benefits from this regulation, while FC Schwaig 2 (4/16 / 0.25) has to go down.
TSV Isen (46 / 15,3,07) only lost one game in the A 8 and will be able to play in the district class in the future.
The FSV Steinkirchen 2 (8/17/0: 45) must be in the B class.
B class
Rot-Weiß Klettham 2 (37/15 / 2.47) and FC Erding 2 (36/15 / 2.40) from B-Class 5 have made it back to A-Class, as have Walpertskirchen 2 and Ottenhofen 2 (both (33/15 / 2.2). Langenpreising 2 (4/14 / 0.29) and TSV Grüntegernbach 2 (1/14 / 0.07) must enter the C-class.
