Reisinger after meeting Köllner: "We had a nice chat..."

Created: 01/08/2023, 1:00 p.m

By: Uli Kellner

Under peace-making Japanese cherries: the Presidency and Sporting Management exemplify harmony, from left: Vice Hans Sitzberger, Coach Michael Köllner, President Robert Reisinger and Sporting Director Günther Gorenzel.

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A training camp is good for that too: the president and coaches finally have time to talk to each other directly.

At a dinner, unity was sworn.

At 8.30 p.m. a table was reserved at the fine Japanese restaurant in Regnum Carya, and the fact that the initiators wanted a camera with them shows that something should be documented.

Namely the solidarity of the presidency and the sports management.

In the past, some of the gentlemen present were not always on the same wavelength, which was revealed in emotional press conferences by coaches as well as in interviews with the President, which stirred up some dust in the sportingly difficult lion autumn.

Dinner on Saturday night - the President flies home the next day

Officially cleared since the meeting on Saturday evening.

"Sworn to the remaining 21 games" was written under an Instagram photo that the lions published on the "Date" of Michael Köllner, sports director Günther Gorenzel, President Robert Reisinger and Vice Hans Sitzberger.

When asked by our newspaper, Reisinger put it like this before he waited for his return flight from Belek on Sunday morning: "We met, ate well, had a drink and had a nice chat." The suspicion that it was a discussion, the President countered in a calm tone.

"It wasn't a debate because there was nothing to say.

I've been very busy with work over the last few months, so I wasn't able to approach the coach like that - we made up for that yesterday.

' Köllner's partner Petra Freitag and 'Tracht'n Bäda' (Peter Seeböck) from 'Entrepreneurs for Sixty' were also at the table.

Wouldn't have been the case at a crisis summit.

Petra Freitag and the “Tracht'n Bäda” were also at the table

Reisinger started his journey home with a good feeling - the only thing that bothered him was the dwindling lead in the family golf duel with his son Raphael, 16, who came close to winning for the first time.

The President smiles: "He did a great job, but I also had knees and back." Reisinger's Belek conclusion: Everything is fine, everything is harmonious - and in the end he may even have liked the luxury hotel that had been criticized before.