Ultimately, you have to realize that it's not (only) down to the coach at HSV, but at a higher level. In recent years, they have had all sorts of characters, ages and systems as coaches and nothing has worked. The fact that many are now mourning Tim Walter, whom they have massively criticized after every unsuccessful game, is somewhat schizophrenic. As a neutral observer, the schadenfreude has long since given way to pity
Emeyesty wrote on 26.11.2024 at 15:35: Ultimately, you have to realize that it's not (only) down to the coach at HSV, but at a higher level. They've had all kinds of characters, ages and systems as coaches in recent years and nothing has worked. The fact that many are now mourning Tim Walter, whom they have massively criticized after every unsuccessful game, is somewhat schizophrenic. As a neutral observer, the schadenfreude has long since given way to pity
With the metropolis as a city, the club could be a top club in Europe. It's unbelievable what potential is being wasted.
Instead, we have more and more soccer dwarfs who are rising to the top because Hamburg, Cologne and Schalke are not using their potential.
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With the metropolis as a city, the club could be a top club in Europe. It's unbelievable what potential is being wasted.
Instead, we have more and more soccer dwarfs who are rising to the top because Hamburg, Cologne and Schalke are not using their potential.
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Rumors and player changes
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Rumors and player changes
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The worst thing is that the small neighborhood club from the neighborhood actually still plays in the Bundesliga
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