Richard Neudecker on the downward slide in the table: "It's not a head problem"

No public training, no interviews.

Until the game at SC Verl, the lions pool their forces.

Richard Neudecker agrees that less is often more.

For four games without a win, slipped to 13th place in the table.

It's not running at TSV 1860. After the home defeat against FSV Zwickau (0: 2) there have been whistles in the Grünwalder Stadium for a long time.

Fans have a feeling for when a bad phase develops into a crisis.

Neudecker's advice: dribble less, defend compactly

For Michael Köllner, the negative run is a mental story ("head thing"), which the coach wants to fix together with sports director Günther Gorenzel without external distraction.

Means: All training units up to the away game at SC Verl (Saturday, 2 p.m., Lotte) take place behind closed doors, interviews for this week have been canceled.

For Richard Neudecker one thing is certain: the team has to work its way through training.

He himself was one of the few lions on Saturday who tried everything until the final whistle.

How the creative boss sees the predicament, he revealed in the mixed zone.

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the first home bankruptcy after 230 days:

“That is very disappointing.

In the end it's just Sch.

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They shoot at the goal once and do the thing - we don't, that's the mistake at the moment. "

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Expressions of displeasure from the fans:

“Of course it hurts when they scream that they don't see us fighting.

But I don't think we're a team that appears arrogant or arrogant.

It's a team that isn't doing well at the moment. "

. . . a possible head problem:

“I don't think it's a head problem. Clearly we lack self-confidence at the moment and we are depressed. But it's not like the team says: Hey, we're better than everyone else and want to solve it through play. It's not like that. We know that we always have to throw everything in. "

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many individual problems that endanger cohesion:

“No, nothing is lost there.

You can also see that when we are among ourselves.

There is also some stink, everyone has their own opinion - that helps to keep things together.

In the end we are all in the same boat, we know that.

It is by no means the case that we point the finger anywhere else.

Rather, everyone looks in the mirror themselves, everyone notices what they are doing wrong - and we are now trying to iron that out as a team. "

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Defensive behavior and fighting spirit:

“I think that in the end we have to defend more consistently.

We have to defend compactly as a team.

There's no point if a few defend and a few don't. "

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Lack of lightness:

“You get it back by defending together and doing more simple things again.

Dribble less, play with the ball - all together.

I don’t like that.

I'm a creative player, sometimes I want too much myself. "

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Imminent risk of relegation:

“I'm not worried about that.

We're still at the very beginning of the season, so a win makes a lot of difference.

We now have to make sure that we train well, that we give full throttle - and collect points again. "

Recorded: Uli Kellner