Until well after midnight was discussed in Hamburg’s Park on the Personnel Josef Zinnbauer. Tired and disappointed the club’s management of Hamburger SV adjourned then on Sunday. A clear commitment let sports director Peter Knäbel on Friday evening after the 0: 1 (0: 0) against Hertha BSC and six-game winless miss in series
“. We will analyze in the next few days everything and align ourselves to the eight games, “he said. “We wanted the international break anyway do, but not necessarily with this print. The end is near.”
Now is the only right time yet a deep breath. Whether Zinnbauer in Leverkusen sitting after the international break on the bench which is extremely doubtful. This Knäbel clarified: “. It is not that we set only on the coach now we are going to talk to him about what to do,” he assured, adding: “I do not like people who make any vows, and on day one, she suddenly conjure someone out of a hat. It can not be that you do not know what you would do if you go in a different direction. “
After the Sky TV station information is as knights in shining armor to seasonal closure of the former Supervisory Board Thomas von Heesen talking. The 53-year-old was part of the golden generation of players of HSV, in 1983 won the European Cup of the national champions. For the hamburger he played 368 league games in which he scored 99 goals.
As a coach was Heesen including for Arminia Bielefeld and 1. FC Saarbrücken active. Most recently, he worked in Austria at SV Kapfenberg, this engagement ended 2012. When he was HSV-February 2015 Deputy Chairman from July 2014.
Actually, like the Board by Dietmar Beiersdorf the idea of football, which represents Zinnbauer: Offensive play with integration of own talents. In the relegation battle, however, everything is different. The team is insecure. As a standard situation goes like in the 84th minute when Hertha Sebastian Langkamp heading home. “I do not think the quality is lacking,” Zinnbauer who stood in front of the team and you only wanted to avoid relegation from the Bundesliga Dinos goes his own words said. “It’s not about me, it’s about the club I feel still backing. “
The 44-year-old, Mirko Slomka had just replaced mid-September, seemed deeply saddened at the news conference. First time in four games, he had captain Rafael van der Vaart summoned again, hoping for an offensive formation on a clear lead. Which would have been there before 53,640 spectators in the first half, even easy, but after that, the framework simply collapsed. And this happens in almost every game.
As the Brazilian central defender Cleber also saw a second yellow card, the HSV lost the order. “The map was perhaps again a sticking point as in last week,” said Dennis Diekmeier and recalled the Emphasising Jaroslav Drobny at 0: 3 in Hoffenheim. “Everyone knows that we stand behind Joe Zinnbauer. He is a very ambitious coach and is always gas,” insisted the defender.
The Offensively but Hamburg puts the worm. The Substitutes by Pierre-Michel Lasogga among the whistles of the Berlin fans did not yield any impulses – the former Hertha usually hung in the air. “We do not make goals, that is our problem,” said defender Johan Djourou. “We’re talking about the coach, but we players have to make more.” It was the 15th season game without hits – again a sad club record
Hertha coach Pal Dardai worked against it as exempt.. “It was an incredibly important step in the right direction,” said the Hungarian. What matters now is that the next home game against Paderborn is won – then you should be out of the woods. In the international break he could calm pursue his second job as coach of Hungary.
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