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It was a scene that caused outrage among some Borussia Mönchengladbach fans.
After the 0-1 defeat in the DFB Cup quarterfinal against Borussia Dortmund, Gladbach assistant coach René Maric joked with BVB star Erling Haaland (Haaland as a death chance – individual review of BVB).
“Stupid” and “unhappy” were still harmless terms that were directed at Maric on Twitter.
The assistant will move from Gladbach to Dortmund in the summer along with head coach Marco Rose and the other assistants Alexander Zickler and Patrick Eibenberger.
So did someone quickly go bankrupt or was he even happy with the opponent? Not at all. Maric and Haaland have known each other from times together in RB Salzburg and also discussed these experiences.
Maric: “Naive and inconsiderate”
The 28-year-old worked for the professionals of the Austrian series champions between 2017 and 2019, Haaland played there between January 2019 and January 2020 (DFB Cup: schedule and results).
Maric himself then impressively commented on this on Twitter, calling the campaign “naive, emotional and inconsiderate.”
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He explained the situation as follows: “I screamed in my lungs and throat for over 90 minutes after we prepared the game from morning to night. After the final whistle I was at the other end of the training zone and a former player was the only one came one and after minutes to comfort me “.
Maric understands the hassle
Topics of conversation: “Cheers, we were better, we want to offer this performance more often and more consistently, poking fun at their missed scoring opportunities and talking about the old Salzburg days. He was “so angry and sad that I couldn’t think of any cameras. Stupid.”
Maric continues: “I am upset with myself that my emotionality (disappointment, anger) and naivety can result in such individual still images; I know this has a wrong and wrong effect on fans right now.” (Double Grade 5 for Harmless Gladbachers: The Individual Review)
He will “accept insults with some understanding and take responsibility for them.”
