Cold showers and a bad joke - A-Class 7 coaches look back on 2022

Created: 12/14/2022 8:03 am

By: Sebastian Voichtleitner

Always looking ahead: Sebastian Held, coach of FC Langengeisling 2, has turned the third team into the second team.

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The A-Class 7 has also been on winter break for a few weeks.

Time to review the year so far.

Landkreis - What were the biggest tops for the clubs, but also the biggest flops?

The flops were not always of a sporting nature, as Erding's coach Andi Ostermair reveals with a grin: "To save energy, the stadium showers were only used cold - that shrinks you as a team." When asked about the negative highlights, Erding's neighbor Langengeisling is much more serious .

"The unsubscribed third party due to personnel problems and the attitude of some second players to football is still frustrating," says Coach Sebastian Held, disappointed, but at the same time pulls out the positive: His current team consists mostly of players from the third team, but have shown that anything is possible with the right attitude,

The newly created SG Buch/Forstern should not deal with personnel concerns.

Albert Bowinzki, press spokesman for the gaming community, is still enthusiastic: "That's still the big highlight for me, not only because we now have more opportunities, but also because we've got great new people from Buch."

FC Finsing experienced many ups and downs

There is also a certain upswing in Eichenkofen, because in the last game of the year the SpVgg managed THE surprise - the unbeaten table leader Neufahrn was sent home 1-0.

Negative climax?

For coach Matthias Kurz there was this in the run-up to the derby against Eitting 2 with a (failed) joke in the direction of the neighbor or Harry Ludwig.

"I'm still so sorry, because it wasn't actually meant to be taken seriously," Kurz assures.

There were only sporting ups and downs in the other teams, and the discrepancy here couldn't be greater, as Finsing's coach Florian Neubert explains: "There was a huge surprise on the Sunday with the win against Neuching, but then unfortunately also the 0: 15 in Hörlkofen, where we had to start with the very last squad." But SV Hörlkofen doesn't just have to be the bringer of misfortune, the second from Walpertskirchen was able to convince herself of that: "What could be nicer than clinching the first win of the season in the derby against Hörlkofen" , says trainer Sergio Linke.

But what about the Hörlkofenern?

Christoph Böning, man on the sidelines at HSV, explains: "The away win against the promotion candidate from Schwaig was our can opener for our long series without defeat." One thing that bothers him is

FC Eitting II: Joy and sorrow are often close together

FC Eitting 2 knows only too well how close joy and sorrow are to each other.

"One time we did an excellent job against Neuching and caught up 0:2, but then we managed to lose 3:4 against Schwaig after a 3:1 lead," coach Matthias Kugler describes his positive and negative highlights Season.

The situation is similar at Klettham, where coach Erich Witt is particularly enthusiastic about the 4-0 derby win against Erding, before he then speaks of disappointment about the collapse of his team in the fall: "We don't win seven games in a row anymore, that was the highlight 3:4 against Buch/Forstern with four goals conceded in 17 minutes.”

League newcomer Schwaig also had regular ups and downs in the new league.

Trainer Markus Beck is still - partly - satisfied: "I still remember the outstanding 4:1 against Langengeisling, but also the 1:5 against Erding, where we missed everything you need to win games. "

And how is the situation at FC Moosinning 3?

There is still reminiscing about the last season - sometimes positive, sometimes negative.

"We worked very closely with the second team, so getting promoted to the district league was the highlight," enthuses Sebastian Kollmannsberger.

"But unfortunately we didn't manage to win a game with the A-class team against Hallbergmoos who were later relegated."