The Panthers have not been able to repeat their feat against second-League-Relegated to Konstanz. On the contrary, in The return game, the handball player of the Brucker TuS came with 29:39 (15:24) violently under the wheels.
Fürstenfeldbruck – the hosts from lake Constance, the start of the season with the Brucker 24:23 victory and the final free-throw of Constance, stayed on the pole was sticking, apparently in the minds. The home side started at least engaged in the game and quickly went with a 5:1 lead. “After that, you went the self-consciousness to the ceiling”, also had to acknowledge Brucks coach Martin Wild. The first ?majbet half was practically a lesson for the TuS. “Constance has made in the whole half, not a single error and a noise played,” said Wild. He said the opponents more than third division level.
Quite different, it looked at his protégés. The Panther-tamer was practicing again considerable criticism: His players would have done as a youth. Wild: “We often only look with admiration, and forget that we play.” The instructor tried a Lot of things. But neither system changes, even personnel changes led to success. Konstanz played how it wanted to and had to break 24 goals on the account. “This is actually a value, we set ourselves for the entire game,” said Wild.
According to the it was not in the cabin, despite a weak performance but. “We have looked at us rather quizzically, what just happened there.” Ultimately, we sat down for the second half of small goals: 40 goals remain, and not more than ten goals difference lose. Wild: “at Least we managed to do that.” On the second half, you could build up and the need also. “To me, such a defeat is difference rather than an unnecessary Broke with a goal.”
Nevertheless he is not with the appearance of his team in recent Games – aside from the win against Horkheim – satisfied. The minimum target of 20 points by Christmas is still in there. Prerequisite a home win in the last game of the year next Saturday in front of their home crowd against Saarlouis.
