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- Sebastian Bauer: “We need every point, every win. Now we have started and we want to continue “
- Damir Buric: “It was a really exciting game”
- Robert Ibertsberger after the defeat: “We are there where we did not want to be”
- Walter Kogler on SKN St. Pölten’s performance: “I’d have to completely reconfigure the team”
spusu SKN St. Pölten loses 0: 1 against FC Flyeralarm Admira. Votes for the game Sky Sport Austria.
spusu SKN St. Poland – FC Flyeralarm Admire 0: 1 (0: 1)
Referee: Sebastian Gishamer
Robert Ibertsberger (Spusu SKN St. Pölten coach):
… On the game: “We don’t create enough opportunities ourselves. So you have to congratulate Admira for deserving the victory. Today we saw that we have our problems against deep opponents and that we are careless with our passing game. Then you lose the balls. In the second half it was more difficult against a very short opponent, which Admira played on the cards. We now know which way we are going and clearly have to roll up our sleeves. We are there where we did not want to be. “
… On the coach’s question: “In general, you always have to talk about it after this type of game. Of course, I am open to discussions and we have to discuss how we have to go to the next round. “
Damir Buric (Coach FC Flyeralarm Admira):
… On the game: “It was exciting to see what it means for a team like us who take three points home. It was a really exciting game. The way the team played was good and we had scoring opportunities where you can build an advantage. It prevented us from not passing the pass in the second half as we normally would. I am happy that the team has won again and has returned to playing zero. We changed a few things and that was really good and we got access to the game again. We are looking forward to the next game. “
Sebastian Bauer (FC Flyeralarm Admira):
… about the game: “We were very present in the duels, we scored a goal, we were stable at the back and we didn’t allow anything, that’s how we got the victory.”
… On his first goal in the Bundesliga: “The victory was not so special, even if it was the first goal. The main thing is that we have all three points. We need every point, every victory. Now we have started and this is how we want to continue. “
Anton Pfeffer (Sky Expert):
… On the performance of the two teams: “Admira surprised us today. The appearance of the St. Pöltners was even more surprising, because I’m not sure everyone knows exactly what it is about. I don’t have that impression. In Admira you have seen that there is power behind, you want to plow every inch. That is not the case in St. Pölten. It looks like, ‘Let’s see if we win the game. If we don’t win, that’s good too. ‘”
… on Felix Magath’s retirement from his job at FC Admira: “It didn’t surprise me because I think Magath came to Südstadt with different expectations and finally saw that he couldn’t achieve much.”
Walter Kogler (Sky Expert):
… On SKN St. Pölten’s performance: “I have the impression that you are afraid of losing. They do not have confidence in themselves or facility to play soccer. Little goes hand in hand with defense and offense. That is why nothing works on its own, not like a watch. To speak of lack of form, too many games have been played that were unsuccessful. The equipment would have to be reconfigured from scratch. “
… On Felix Magath’s retirement from his job at FC Admira: “A lot has happened at Admira. Last year they escaped relegation, then the team was completely renewed, but it was clear that not much could be done with the newcomers. They did not meet expectations. Of course, that causes discomfort. Even after winter break, he hasn’t lived up to expectations and can be dragged all over the place. “
… About Franz Wohlfahrt: “Franz Wohlfahrt certainly has more voice than before. It will be up to him to control the environment so that Admira can survive again this year. “
… About Damir Buric: “I think he’s someone who can fix something when it comes to Verien. Get to know the club and the players. In the second half against Salzburg they challenged the champions. “
