BA motto hangs in the dressing room on Säbener Strasse at FC Bayern: “Success is not owned, it is only rented. And the rent is due every day. ”And as you know, the rents in Munich are exorbitant. But sometimes the successes too. As the winner of the Champions League, Hansi Flick told the world press about the rented success on Sunday evening in Lisbon. As part of his mantra about “hard work”, which he also focused on at the goal of the path.
This time it also worked, it was a typical finale, a battle at wear and tear, a victory of toughness, willpower, or, as Thomas Müller called it, the “willingness to suffer”. A victory for work, but it always is for Flick, even in an 8-2 win against Barcelona. As he sat there as the great victor, Flick could also have said more exciting things, anything triumphant. Nobody would take it amiss if you went from assistant to head coach at 54 and completed the maximum of the possible in ten months, the triple. But none of that.
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