After the triumph of the German national team at the 1990 World Cup did Franz Beckenbauer “sorry for the rest of the world”, because the outgoing team boss was back then ensure that the DFB-Elf “can not be beat for years to come his “will. A legendary saying, in part because he is anything but proved to be true. A similar development after the World Championship title in Brazil now wants to prevent Oliver Bierhoff. The team manager of the national team warned not to rest on their laurels.
“When you first, you will always have something to lose. It’s dangerous to think it goes on and on” Bierhoff said: “.. The 1990 was ever so ten years later woke up and noticed that something was sleepy”
Instead of being satisfied with its achievements, called the European champion in 1996, the to direct views to the front. “It is important to take the momentum from the World Cup victory and to create the structures for future success.”
Loew will “dominate an epoch”
The ambitious words Bierhoff’s likely quite the his sense of Joachim Loew. Even the coach had warned despite the world championship against complacency : “As a coach, one wishes that we are able to eventually confirm this success,” Loew told and the title at the European Championship 2016 in France called as a clear objective. He wants to “characterize an era and perhaps not only win a title.”
The world champion coach sees his team in a position to “2016 seriously play along for the title.” “And we can win this thing in Paris,” the world champion coach had told overlooking the EM-finals in 2016 in the French capital, but already identifies other goals: “And that we will again focus towards the 2018 World Cup. “
home-EURO 2024 ultimate goal
The biggest milestone in the ten-year plan of the German Football Association but is not a title, but the next major event in German stadiums after the Men -World Cup 2006 and the women’s tournament in 2011. “The most ambitious goal is sure to bring the European Championship in 2024. That remains our large, clear goal,” said DFB President Wolfgang Niersbach.
“The EM with their new format has 51 matches. This means that we will need ten stadiums. We are of the clear opinion that no new buildings are necessary. We have a completely different situation than before the 2006 World Cup, because our stadium landscape is excellent prepared. We are totally optimistic that we will host in 2024, “said Niersbach
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