Conclusion, out: TSV 1860 Munich separates from Michael Köllner.
The bankruptcy against Dynamo Dresden was a blunder too many.
Munich – The TSV 1860 Munich draws the line.
Michael Köllner is not allowed to continue.
After the home defeat against Dynamo Dresden (1:2), those responsible reacted quickly.
A short night after the defeat, the dismissal is certain.
Löwen release Michael Köllner: "Does not correspond to the claim of TSV 1860 Munich"
"Four points from the last seven competitive games, regardless of the goal, does not meet the requirements and expectations of TSV 1860 Munich," the lions stated in a press release.
And note: "Especially with a view to the potential that lies in the players and the team."
It was with a "heavy heart" that Gorenzel, Pfeifer and the management decided to release the coach with immediate effect.
Günther Gorenzel takes over as interim coach – will Thorsten Fink follow?
Sports manager Günther Gorenzel takes over as coach on an interim basis, the Austrian is a football coach.
He wants to give more information at 11 a.m.
Who follows Michael Koellner?
According to information from tz, Thorsten Fink is a candidate in Giesing.
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In the fall, TSV 1860 Munich in the 3rd division had started to spin.
With five games in a row without a win, Köllner went into the break heavily counted.
After a draw against RW Essen, however, he was allowed to stay over the winter.
The lions started the new year in a desolate way: with the 1:3 defeat against Waldhof Mannheim.
That almost cost Michael Köllner his job, but with the support of Isamik he was allowed into a personal final against FSV Zwickau.
1860 won 3-1 against the relegation candidates.
A week later, the Köllner team could not confirm the increase in performance.
1860 got off to a good start against Dynamo Dresden, but fell off extremely over the course of the game.
In the second half almost nothing went together.
And finally, Dynamo turned the game.
And shot Michael Köllner out of the executive chair.
(moe)
