TSV 1865 Dachau goes to Hankofen with a big heart: "There is life again in the team"
Created: 04/06/2022Updated: 04/06/2022 08:35
Marcel Richter has made a good start as a coach at TSV 65 Dachau.
Here the Lamotte successor Joker instructs Alexander Weiss before his substitution in Garching.
© Robert Ohl
A win and a draw – Marcel Richter, the new coach from Dachau who replaced Fabian Lamotte two weeks ago, is quite impressive.
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More important than the number of points is the fact that basic virtues such as commitment, tactical discipline and a high willingness to run on Jahnstraße are now the top priority again.
Although you can't hide conditional deficiencies, from minute 60 some players come along on the gums, but the commitment and the team spirit make up for a lot.
TSV 1865 Dachau: Efficiency comes first
A clear tactical concept was evident in the recent victory in Garching.
A back five, led by an outstanding returnee Franz Hübl, made work easier for the rest of the team.
The reactivated football pensioner threw his tactical experience into the balance, which he has to prove every day as a video analyst at the third division club TSV 1860 Munich.
It was great how loudly he moderated the tactical defensive concept on the pitch.
This tactic should also be a suitable means in the game with the sovereign leader Hankofen-Hailing.
Effectiveness is one of TSV 1865's trump cards at the moment. After the final whistle in Garching, coach Marcel Richter said: "We didn't play that well, but in our situation only the points count.
At the moment we have to fight for it somehow - and that makes the whole team excellent.
Kudos to everyone involved.” The motto of the Dachau team is: “The others play well, we play effectively.”
TSV 1865 Dachau: Surprise against the leader?
The SpVgg Hankofen-Hailing, as the front runner, seems to be a bit scared of their own courage at the moment, because the eleven of the coaching duo Tobias Beck and Heribert Ketterl have been without a win for three match days.
A 3-1 defeat in Pullach is faced with draws against Gundelfingen and TSV 1860 Munich II.
This means that SpVgg's lead over pursuer Ingolstadt II has shrunk to six points, although Hankofen have played two games fewer than Schanzer.
The SpVgg has an outstanding defensive department, with only 24 goals conceded in 27 games, they have an impressive league record.
65 coach Marcel Richter is still looking forward to the trip to Lower Bavaria: "We have to see which squad we can play with, some players are injured.
I hope there will be no reason to change much compared to the Garching match.
The win was important, now we can play a little more freely.
Sure, a difficult task awaits us in Hankofen, but we're determined to score points in games like this.
The conditions are not bad, the team is alive again.” (Robert Ohl)