"With a full band": TSV Oberpframmern starts the point game
Created: 03/04/2022Updated: 03/04/2022 09:21
By: Wolfgang Herfort
His goals should help to ensure relegation: Prammern's Daniel Esterl.
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TSV Oberpframmern opens the spring round on Friday at 8 p.m. with the district league away game at TSV Ottobrunn.
With a whole new feeling for player-coach Manu Lutz.
Pframmern – "Unusual time, unusual day of the week, and I'm still looking forward to it," says Lutz.
The reason for this is a circumstance that he has not experienced for a long time.
"We can start with a full band," the 38-year-old cheers, only to slow himself down immediately: "Who knows what will happen before kick-off."
In view of the alarming standings - Pframmern is in 14th place with 15 points and thus on a relegation place - "a win would be a good start".
However, the Pframmerner does not want to talk about the risk of relegation.
"I don't want to build up unnecessary pressure, there are so many games left to get out of there."
What Lutz has in mind is the “minimum goal of playing a better second half of the season.
Which shouldn't be difficult.” Always on the condition that “the (injury) bad luck doesn't catch up with us again”.
Then you can prove that you are far better than the standings indicate.
Lutz dreams of a "consistently good performance" in the coming weeks and months.
However, a construction site must be eliminated: the defensive weakness.
"We have to stop the flood of individual mistakes and the resulting goals conceded, otherwise it will be difficult," says Manu Lutz.
Although he started preparing for the second half of the season early on with his Pframmern team, the player-coach wouldn't mind if it wasn't a matter of points again for another 14 days.
"Then you could still eradicate one or the other uncertainty."
But even so, Pframmern's coach will (have to) deal with an unusual situation today.
"I'll probably have to leave some players at home." When was that the last time?
"No idea!
Not in the last century.”