How sad.
Yes, we actually begin a report on winners with these two words.
Because of the end of the season, the best teams cannot celebrate their titles on the pitch.
We want to pay tribute to her achievements in the local newspaper all the more: The first is the A-Class 8 master.
Isen - 15 wins and only one draw and one defeat.
Quotient regulation or not - TSV Isen got the most points in the A-Class 8 and played one game less than the toughest competitors.
No question about it, the team around player-coach Daniel Stangl deservedly moved up into the district class.
She became champion after a marathon season and in a field of participants in which there were five potential candidates for promotion.
It has been correspondingly tight in the past almost two years. Nobody could afford to make a mistake. The performance, which the competition also praised, is all the more impressive.
But who is behind the success?
Of course the player-coach with his 26 goals scored himself - but also the other top performers on and off the field.
We introduce the successful team:
The lawn mower:
Hans Stangl, father of Daniel and Tobias, is a groundskeeper and a good spirit in the club.
Captain of the goalkeepers
: Since Franz Oberprieler, father of Andi Oberprieler, trained the Isener keepers, these have been almost invincible.
The wall:
Christian Zech is almost two meters tall, how should a ball dare to pass him?
In the decisive game against TSV St. Wolfgang, he saved a penalty early on.
And his front men made it 2-1 in stoppage time - with a penalty.
The all-rounder:
Tiemo Wennrich was actually much too good for the A-Class.
That will hardly change in the district class either.
It's good that he has an additional role in the future: as a player-coach.
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Championship celebration in Corona times: The Isener kickers are proud of the title, but are even more looking forward to normal times in the district class.
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The Lord:
_Tom Deuschl has this nickname because he is a fan of Niklas Bentner and also dresses a little extravagantly.
In contrast to the Danish star, he has a regular place.
The light bulb:
Christoph Griesbeck "always has a red head after three minutes", as Isen's sporting director Tobias Stangl explains.
But that doesn't mean that he can't accelerate for 90 + x minutes.
TSV Isen deserved to become champions, which is also reflected in the table.
They managed to get the big points at the important games.
Congratulations to coach Daniel Stangl, his team and the club.
Pedro Flores-Locke, coach of SpVgg Altenerding.
Mothers
-in-law's favorite:
Every team needs a bolt of charm.
And Willi Kern is just a guy that everyone likes.
Mrs. Zauberpass:
Alexander Fischer is the diva in the Isen game.
Tobi Stangl: “He always wants to play the long and perfect ball.
He has that in his footing too, but sometimes there is a lack of buyers.
Sometimes Alex forgets which class we play in. "
The headball monster:
Patrick Simeth is not big, but he can jump.
The best example: the game against Neuching.
In the 95th minute he headed the decisive goal to make it 2-1.
We congratulate the Iseners warmly on the championship.
They really deserved it this season, even if we will miss the derby a lot.
It was always classy, and every now and then it didn't end so badly for us.
Of course, we wish Tiemo (Wennrich, ed.) A good start into coaching life.
Maybe one day he will follow in his father's footsteps, and he will end up in Lengdorf again.
Michael Fugmann, player-coach of FC Lengdorf 2.
The razor blade:
Andi Posch is the “aggressive leader” who leads the way when things get tough.
Once he was substituted on in the 70th minute and flew off the field in the 72nd with yellow and red.
The magic triangle can soon celebrate its 100th birthday.
Andi Oberprieler (the ball distributor), Marc Obermaier (the all-rounder) and Daniel Stangl (the goal machine) are each 32 years old.
“We congratulate TSV Isen as a deserved climber.
From my point of view, it was the most serene and experienced team with the best individual player in the person of player-coach Daniel Stangl.
Wolfgang Schnappberger, sporting director of TSV Grüntegernbach.
The young hope;
According to Tobi Stangl, Mario Schmidt is Isen's greatest talent for many years.
"He proved that impressively in the first year."
The rocket:
Jonas Adams is “inhumanly fast”, enthuses Tobi Stangl.
"And despite its speed, it is robust and stable in a duel."
“Congratulations to TSV Isen.
We hope to see you again in the district class as soon as possible.
Bernhard Deuschl, Head of Department at TSV St. Wolfgang
Mister
Torgefahr
:
Daniel Juretic creates so many opportunities.
Tobi Stangl is almost a little sorry: "If he could train more often, he would perhaps use at least one in five."
The corner ball god:
Jonas Vitzthum has transformed two corners directly in one game.
To ask?
The real trainer:
Flo Ellmann is assistant trainer of the second "and a bit our Gscheidhaferl", says Tobi Stangl with a grin.
A sentence often heard in training: “Flo, you have a break now.
Now i'm talking! "
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Rocket and goal machine: Jonas Adams (left) and Daniel Stangl.
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The Fashion King:
Gabriel Nicolai has an eye for beauty.
Style and a defined body are important to him - why not?
The inquisitive:
Martin Wimmer absorbs everything.
Coach Daniel Stangl is impressed: “He wants to know everything and tries to implement it immediately.
From this unusual season, TSV Isen emerged as champions and promoted to the district class.
In addition to the good team performance of TSV Isen, TSV St. Wolfgang or DJK Ottenhofen would also have had the quality to rise.
We congratulate the TSV and wish them a good start and good luck after this long corona break.
Christoph Böning, trainer of SV Hörlkofen
The unlucky one:
Bernhard Posch has already had two cruciate ligament tears and has to watch the games on crutches far too often.
"He would be so important for the team", regrets Tobi Stangl.
The gamer:
Lorenz Schweiger not only likes to play on the lawn, but also on the console - sometimes until three in the morning.
Mister positional play:
Julius Schweiger is no longer the fastest, but he doesn't have to be either, "because he always knows in advance where the ball will go," says Tobi Stangl.
The whip:
Andreas Januschkowetz still had the last word before the game - a very loud last word.
"That was always very emotional and motivated the team very much," says Tobi Stangl.
Like Julius Schweiger, Januschkowetz moved to Hohenlinden.
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The Brain: Manfred Grosse is the head of the department.
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The Brain:
Manfred Grosse is the head of football, the head of the department.
He has everything under control.
The heart of the association is
Tobias Stangl.
He already kicked for TSV at the age of five, and 29 years later still helps out in the second, which he also trains.
He is also the sports director.