“Better to discuss internally” |
BVB stars react to Hummel’s criticism
In the cabin THAT is an issue…
After the embarrassing bankruptcy in the league on Sunday at Union Berlin, BVB is shaking in the cup on Wednesday evening Hannover 96 2-0 into the round of 16. In particular, Dortmund were able to thank their outstanding goalkeeper Gregor Kobel (24) for continuing to dream of the final in Berlin.
After the game, Mats Hummels’ (33) criticism of his own people is also in the limelight.
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What happened? The defensive star is known for clearly addressing abnormalities and mistakes after a game. Against Sevilla and Union Berlin, the defender was annoyed about the unnecessary ball losses and the lack of game intelligence. Spoken plain text in front of the camera. That really annoys his teammates.
Now his colleagues are speaking up.
In the interview after the game, BVB star Emre Can (28) made clear Hummels’ public criticism of his own game on “Sky”. “Everyone is different. I’d rather do it internally. I’d rather discuss it all internally. But everyone has to know that for themselves. I would do it differently. Everyone has to know that for themselves.”
BVB-Star Mats Hummels
But he also says: “I’m not the type for it. The Mats is different there, I can’t blame him for that.”
In addition to Can, keeper Kobel, who was instrumental in progressing in Hanover, also has his say: “I think it needs a good mix. It’s appropriate in the situation we’re in right now.” And continues. “But it’s also important that we address this in the team.”
Means: Can (rightly) agrees with his teammate Hummels. BVB makes too many unnecessary mistakes that result in goals being conceded.
But what bothers the stars extremely is that Dortmund’s No. 15 does not first address the problems in the dressing room. Anyway, it doesn’t go down well with everyone.
BVB coach Erdin Terzic (38) is also not satisfied with his team’s performance, saying after the performance in the cup at Hanover: “We have to be more mature. It takes some form of intrinsic motivation from the guys to want to turn it off themselves.”
Terzic also criticizes that the team is too sluggish in one or the other phase of the game. “Yes, in certain phases yes. That’s obvious. Otherwise we would turn it off and make it better. We don’t learn from it.” Boom!
Things are beginning to seethe more and more from all sides in Dortmund! Only a win at home against VfB Stuttgart on Saturday will ensure that the camel doesn’t overflow…
