SVK trainer Leberfinger: On the way to the 40-point mark!

The SV Kirchanschöring (SVK) is currently looking at an intensive preparation phase in the winter break, which begins on January 21 with team training. Chief coach Thomas Leberfinger, who took over the team in the course of the season, described the current challenges and successes of the association in a recent interview. Despite a bumpy start of the season, Leberfinger describes the SVK as down -to -earth and familiar, who still achieves considerable performance with its limited resources.

Leber finger confessed that he initially had a few sleepless nights when he started as a chief coach. He emphasizes the importance of a trainer who proves himself in difficult times and keeps the mood within the team stable. A recent game against SV Schalding-Heining ended with a draw of 2-2, with Leber finger being particularly satisfied with the second half.

positive developments and perspectives

The collaboration with the new board and sporting director Sven Vetter is smooth. A planned renovation of the clubhouse and the move of the team cabin to the Hans-Straßer-Halle are steps that sees liver fingers as necessary developments. The goal of the department management focuses on the integration of regional talents into the Bayernliga. In this context, Leber finger sees great potential in players such as Felix Bischoff, Nick Schreiber and Gabriel Öllerer.

The reactions of the audience to the performance of the team range from reviews to recognition, which liver finger accepts as normal. An outstanding experience of the season was the 1-0 victory against TSV 1860 Munich II, which the team was able to celebrate in front of almost 1000 spectators. Leber finger now hopes that the team will soon reach the 40-point mark and will remain injury-free. Apart from the change from Daniel Beckel to Fridolfing, the squad remains unchanged for the upcoming preparatory games.

In a parallel development, the sporting director Sven Vetter also expressed himself positively about the sporting development among the coaches of Leberfinger and Christoph Dinkelbach. Leber finger, who coaches the sidelines at the age of 34, and Dinkelbach, who is two years younger, both worked together on many successes. Dinkelbach, who spent his youth at TSV 1860 Munich, scored two goals this season after a cruciate ligament rupture in twelve games. In addition, the SVK and other players such as Samuel Schwarz, Simon Jauk and Gabriel Köllerer have extended until 2026.

The upcoming home game against second -table Schalding could become a problem, however, since the place after the recent snowfalls and rains was seriously affected. A final decision on the implementation of the game will be made on Friday, such as fupa.net . In the same thing, PNP.de of the trainer in the next few months.