Schalke icon Olaf Thon has criticized the attitude of the S04 professionals at 0: 3 (0: 1) at Hertha BSC Berlin. He’s hoping for a quick recovery – thanks in part to newcomer Sead Kolasinac.
In the Sport1 show “Bundesliga Pur – Lunchtime” hat Schalke-Idol Olaf Thon the attitude of some S04-Professionals criticized in the 3-0 defeat at Hertha BSC Berlin. “I don’t know if it is related to nervousness or if it is quality – maybe both?” “Many small mistakes and many technical errors” had been made. He analyzed a scene in which the Schalke players did not attack the Berliner carrying the ball: “How should the blood splash when you are standing and when no one gives instructions to go on it? Everyone keeps a safe distance, a corona distance of five to 15 Meters. “-
You shouldn’t expect miracles from the new coach Christian Gross. “Of course, the new coach needs the time to give this team a basic structure. And he has already set up the players by name and is building on Serdar, on Uth. Kolasinac and maybe one or the other will be added.” believes the captain of the 1997 Eurofighter.
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Olaf Thon is hoping for the Kolsinac effect: “He has half a year to keep Schalke in the league”
Thon continues: “And how it was financially possible and who helped there, I don’t know. But I know that Kolasinac really wanted to go back to Schalke because he didn’t play often at his club either. That’s why I think he did He has given up a lot of money. But the decisive factor is not the money. He comes and has six months to keep Schalke in the league. And I hope that. ” Kolasinac was a spectator at the Schalke team for the first time on Sunday and will train with the team from Monday.
After 30 Bundesliga games without a win, Thon hopes for the Knappen’s first three against TSG Hoffenheim next Saturday, so that the cup of the cessation of the Tasmania bankruptcy series of 31 games without a win on S04 passes again. “I just don’t want the record to be broken. So I hope that the buck will now be knocked over against Hoffenheim or then at Eintracht,” says Thon.
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