However, handball clubs understand the break in play.
But you want to keep training.
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- According to a decision by the extended executive committee, handball operations in the amateur area will be paused until at least January 9, 2022 (we reported).
For Ingrid Schuhbauer, Vice President Gaming Operations at the Bavarian Handball Association (BHV), there was no alternative to the decision: “It doesn't help, the numbers are constantly increasing.
The contacts should be limited, so we can't travel all over Bavaria. "
However, there should by no means be a complete breakdown: "We have prepared for this, if necessary the laps could also be postponed." In addition, training in one's own "club bubble" should continue to be possible.
What do the clubs from the district say?
“Every year again” - Nadi Özdemir, Sports Director of SpVgg Altenerding, responded with the Christmas carol: “We are not very surprised.
The numbers are just going up brutally.
So the decision is okay with me. "They were very happy to finally be able to play again, but:" After all, we all have to protect and such a scenario was discussed before the start of the season.
The association has divided the leagues accordingly. "
Özdemir is not thinking of a complete breakdown: “I have my doubts about whether it can continue in January.
Perhaps only when it gets a little warmer again. "The sports director was pleased that the training was still possible:" We want to use that, even if 2G + is required.
This at least keeps the movement intact. "
In view of the high numbers of a correct decision, Gerhard Mühlenbeck, head of department at TSV Taufkirchen, said: “This puts us as a manager or trainer a little out of the line of fire.” TSV would have liked to continue: “With 2G + it would be too hard, the effort too high.
In my opinion, this regulation torpedoes a continuation. "
Mühlenbeck also sees little chance of restarting in January: “I don't believe that, even if it would be a disaster, especially for the youth sector.
But I am happy to be taught better. "The training in Taufkirchen continues:" Wherever we can and as long as it is allowed, we keep the units going. "
At TSV Wartenberg, on the other hand, there was a recommendation from the department management not to continue training, says Andreas Adelsberger, coach of the women's team: "But it is not forbidden, and I think that we can easily continue until Christmas under the 2G + specifications."
Adelsberger has two views on the interruption of the game: “From a sporting point of view, it is very sad, but under the circumstances the association had to make that decision.” After all, vaccinated people would also be able to pass the virus on: “It is a tragedy.
I don't think it will continue in January, in my opinion the numbers will only improve minimally over Christmas.
Hope is there, but doubts are very great. ”The children in particular would suffer.
“They go to school, otherwise there is almost nothing going on for them.
It is understandable that some people then stop playing handball completely. "
BY BERND HEINZINGER
