FCF soccer players talk about the compulsory break and the new regional league season.
Forstern - What's next in the regional women's soccer league?
The South German Football Association broke off the season and ruled that there would be no relegation.
1. FC Nürnberg moves up to the 2. Bundesliga.
Luky Lukschanderl, Forstern's women’s and girls’s soccer director, sees no alternative to the termination: “I am happy that we can continue to play in the Regionalliga Süd. In any case, we did not occupy a relegation place at the time of the termination with the quotient regulation. We are convinced that we will be able to provide a powerful team in the coming season, because promising young players come from the B-Juniors to the women. We let goalkeeper Chrissi Kink move to 1. FC Nürnberg and we wish her all the best and many appearances. "
For the future, he sees the FC in the women's and girls' area well positioned, because through the cooperation with the FC Moosinning (see below) we can offer soccer in the junior area as well as in popular sport and have playing opportunities for all young players from the District class up to the regional league on offer. "
Captain Franzi Stimmer describes the agonizing, play-free time: “The eternal wait for the new game to be played has been a huge strain on us.
Now it's just settled and we know what to do next.
The current regime with the restart is better for everyone.
In my opinion, beating the whole season through would not have worked, so now we just have a fresh start. "
In addition to Kink, FC also loses the two goal scorers Theresa Eder and Merve Kantar (back to the parent club FC Stern Munich). Agree: “It is always a new challenge for a team to compensate for talented departures. It takes a certain transition period for the team to settle in again, but every other team does too. In this way, however, the cards are shuffled again, and each can prove and show itself anew. We also have good prospects for talented girls from our own youth. "
With regard to the upcoming preparation time, Stimmer also refers to the high level of personal responsibility of the players: “So far we have used all leisure activities to move outside - be it cycling, mountaineering or running. In principle, it is important to maintain a basic level of fitness, after all we play in the third division in the women's division, and there has to be a certain level there. What has done me very well is the B 42 app. You can tell when you go through the twelve-week program, for example, what can change positively in terms of strength, etc. "
Julia Deißenböck has been Forsterns playmaker and goalscorer for years. She draws her motivation from past successes. “We weren't just great on the pitch, the team has grown together better and better over the years. The first year in the Women's Regionalliga Süd was simply sensational with the winning streak from the start of the league game. ”Cup appearances like against the big VfL Wolfsburg are“ absolutely unforgettable ”.
Deißenböck is a physiotherapist and has trained a lot with sports scientists from her professional environment. “You're in the best of hands and get a structured plan.” The goal was to improve fitness and athleticism as long as there is no soccer training in sight. "When we are allowed to start training again, the focus should mainly be on exercises with the ball," said Deißenböck.
The advantage of the compulsory break was "that you can work on your weaknesses individually". However, individual training also has disadvantages. Deißenböck: “Football is a team sport. He lives from the community. The motivation in team training is completely different. Of course, you can play a little at home or in any meadow, work on your technique or even on your qualifications, but everything else is just difficult on your own when you think of combat training, moves and so on. "
Forstern's coach Florian Guggenberger is looking forward to the new season and is confident that his team can play a good role and cause surprises, like in the last game in October 2020 in a 2-0 win against SV Alberweiler: “We have to build on that. We were really on the right track and improved from week to week. Unfortunately, we were then slowed down by the corona pandemic. Our big goal is to stay in the league, which we want to achieve as early as possible. We also want to promote the integration of the advancing U17 players in the women's teams. "
The goals of the second team playing in the regional league are, according to coach Stefan Baumgartner, "unlimited support for the regional league team and the support of the upcoming U-17 women.
Baumgartner: “The primary focus here is the further development of young, talented players who are being prepared for a possible leap into the first women's team.
In addition, it is about providing long-term injured players from the first here match practice and, if necessary, pushing renowned players from the second to the regional league team.
Baumgartner takes this opportunity to praise the successful cooperation in the SV Hohenlinden / FC Forstern syndicate. "
Goalkeepers
and goalkeepers go
Deißenböck praises
the team spirit
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