TuS coach Dittmann: "Have not played a bad game at home yet"

State league club TuS Geretsried wants to end its recent negative series against TSV Wasserburg.

In particular, the coach is hoping for a “different attitude” and a positive appearance from his kickers.

Geretsried – It is not surprising that the mood in the TuS Geretsried footballers is gradually approaching the position in the table.

After the last four defeats in a row, coach Daniel Dittmann has also identified a phased, clearly noticeable dwindling of positivity as “a main shortcoming” of the current downturn.

The feedback from the team council after the recent 4-1 defeat in Eggenfelden confirmed his understanding, according to Dittmann: “It is now important that we bring positivity back in order to get energy again, to push each other again. "

After the series of defeats, the opposite is more noticeable on the pitch.

More often than usual, the blame for mistakes is quickly sought from the other players.

In training he was able to see the first progress in the right direction.

"There was a lot of tension in it," says the TuS coach.

That's why he's "very much hoping for a different attitude" for the home game on Saturday against TSV 1880 Wasserburg (3 p.m.).

Above all, "slumping down after conceding goals" should be reduced to a brief moment of shock.

As a measure to promote team spirit, the usual final meeting on Thursday evening was also greatly shortened.

The coaching team and players invested the time gained in a dinner together in the clubhouse.

This sets the stage for the next home game.

Basically, "the long-term development of the team is still the most important thing," the 22-year-old coach makes it clear that he is not willing to completely deviate from his line.

"I'll keep doing my thing.

But of course that also includes winning games.”

As quickly as possible.

And against Bayernliga relegated Wasserburg, who is making a change after numerous player departures and is currently eleventh in the tableau, according to Dittmann “the chances are extremely good” to achieve something countable in the end.

"We haven't had a bad game at home yet.

Even with our defeats, the team presented itself well,” the coach analyzes and adds with a smile.

"I could imagine that we make an extremely good game."

His optimism also stems from the fact that the midfield strategists Robin Renger and Mario Walker, who were sorely missed recently, are back in the game.

This means that almost the entire squad is available to the hosts.

TuS Geretsried: Untch, Voß - Wiedenhofer, L. Kellner, Buchner, Ivkovic, Buchmair, Renger, Walker, Schrills, Joh. Bahnmüller, Jon.

Bahnmüller, T Karpouzidis, Pech, Bauer, Kirschner, Podunavac, L Lajqi, P Lajqi.