Patrick Hunger about the challenges of TSV Meyenburg in the district league

Patrick Hunger about the challenges of TSV Meyenburg in the district league

Patrick Hunger, coach of TSV Meyenburg, commented on the current season of the Osterholz district league in an interview. The club collected 23 points in the first half of the season and is currently in eighth place. According to Hunger, the team had both good and bad games. Some points were won happily, while others were unfortunately lost. The personnel situation was tense due to long-term injuries, so players from the second team and the old men were used. In the meantime, TSV Meyenburg was even placed higher in the table.

Hunger notes that it would be presumptuous to keep up with the top teams, as technically superior teams pose a great challenge. He emphasizes that the tactical behavior and speed vary in the Osterholz district league and that some of the teams are more technically adept. He sees TSV Meyenburg's strength in its compactness, even though there are technical deficits. Paul Ladwig scored 13 of the 28 goals; However, Hunger emphasizes that he does not see him as an outstanding player, but recognizes his importance for the opponent's defense.

Review of the season and outlook

A central goal for the second half of the season is staying in the league, as four teams will be relegated. Hunger warns that the lead over fourth-to-last place is extremely narrow at just six points. It is expected that 30 points would probably not be enough to stay in the league, which would be detrimental to the youngsters if they were relegated. He also predicts a head-to-head race for the championship between SV Löhnhorst and SV Aschwarden. He considers the chances for Aschwarden to be greater due to the younger average age and better foundation.

Patrick Hunger, who is working as a coach at TSV Meyenburg this season, previously coached SV Löhnhorst for ten years and was assistant coach at FC Hagen/Uthlede.

For further information about the Osterholz district league, visit kicker.de.

Also read the interview with Patrick Hunger Weser courier.

– Submitted by West-East media