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There are different opinions between the twelve clubs on the resumption of the game in the Bundesliga.
While Red Bull Salzburg, Rapid, Austria or Sturm Graz await a new start soon, LASK or Admira are the clubs that are holding this back. WSG Tirol also belongs to the last group, as confirmed by sports coach Stefan Köck.
The 44-year-old said Thursday at an online press conference: “We are one of those clubs that may be overly cautious, but I don’t know if that’s the right word. The fact is that we would rather stay another day or week. ” wait and have more information and don’t say who should be the first to kick again in Europe and then we have a second Ischgl. “
Silberberger: “It is also tedious”
Köck was pleased that a decision by the ÖFB Presidium allowed for an extension of the season until July 31. “As a result, we are no longer under the pressure of time.”
Contracts expiring with the 2019/20 season generally end on May 31 at WSG Tirol. “But we have the contract on every player that runs until the last game of the season, so I see little trouble there,” Köck said. However, if a player with an expiring contract must agree to a new club, he will probably leave before the end of an extended season, the sports manager suspects.
The zip lines have been in small group training for about a week. “Basically, it’s fun when you’re back on the field, but on the other hand it’s also tedious. It’s a great effort,” coach Thomas Silberberger said. The level of fitness of his team is “absolutely correct”, emphasizes the coach. “I am very happy with the progress my team is making.”
Silberberger: “I am not allowing myself this illusion”
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If the government allows a restart of the league, there would only be two weeks for team training. “Four weeks would be ideal, but I’m not going to fall for this illusion,” says Silberberger, adding: “All clubs are the same anyway.”
Five substitutions “absolute shit”
If the game was resumed, many English rounds and therefore large loads would be waiting for their players. Still, Silberberger describes FIFA’s proposal to temporarily allow five substitutions per game as “utter nonsense. It would be sensible from the injury point of view, but if I’m a smart coach and I lead 1-0, I keep all five changes for the last ten minutes. “
Captain Ferdinand Oswald is just as reluctant to restart as Köck. “We all want to start again, but only in the circumstances where everything fits. I hope we don’t have to stop everything after two weeks, but that if we do, we will do everything right.”
The German goalkeeper does not see breaking the match as a problem. “It is like riding a bicycle, I think we will not have forgotten.”
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