He has a form. For his performance in the match against Ried (2: 0) he earned an excellent mark of 7.7 in the analytical evaluation, thanks to which he was the best Czech legionnaire of the weekend.
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So you’re not writing off LASK yet?
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It’s hard to catch up with the three-goal difference, but bigger matches have already turned around. Even in the Champions League. Nothing is impossible.
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However, the performance difference between the teams in the first match was significant.
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Due to the result from Eden, Linz has nothing to lose. He will play with a cleaner head, fans will drive him. He scored six goals in Tirol in the league over the weekend, crossing the opponent by a class difference. He will want to make up for the loss from Prague. We’ll see what it takes. If he can no longer turn the score around, he will not give Slavia a free procedure.
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How did Linz of Prague accept the losing in Austria?
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They lynched in the LASK media, they gave them a lot to eat. The Austrians took the result and the game as a disgrace to the local football. Admira’s teammates were also very surprised by how bad Linz turned out.
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I know the power of Slavia, but I didn’t expect it to be so clear. The match was probably most aptly evaluated by my former coach from Bohemka, Erich Brabec. For the first two minutes, Linz seemed to come to Slavia to play something. But after the first goal collected, it collapsed. But beware, two key players in Eden did not play on the offensive – forward Raguz and midfielder Horvath.
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Did the first match show the difference between the Czech and Austrian leagues?
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I don’t want to make any judgments. Teams in the Austrian league are generally more balanced. After all, LASK, which plays in the Conference League, is in the lower group of the superstructure. But it’s club by club. The top of the competition, like Salzburg, is top, he will also get into the Champions League. But look at Jablonec, he was one of the best for years, now he is playing for rescue.
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You haven’t played for a year, you immediately scored in the premiere for Admir, you start regularly. What is it like to come back after such a time?
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Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either. But for me, the return is liberating. I’ve had five games in a row, I don’t feel like a game outage. In the Czech Republic, I trained at Bohemka or individually. In terms of fitness, I did not lose anything. Maybe not even after the football. I was really looking forward to the matches, I had a lot of motivation.
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If you had the opportunity to turn back time, would you do anything different in the negotiations with the Bohemians at the time?
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I wouldn’t do anything else. What happened was not entirely of my will and my head. I mean what happened after I decided not to sign the contract. It is up to them how the people who negotiated the contract with me and put pressure on me for several months behaved. When they found out that the extension would not mean that we would not agree on the conditions, another phase began when they stopped using me.
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I don’t feel it. I take everything that has happened around this matter to be a good life experience. In my career, I can meet a lot. In retrospect, when I look back, I’m happy for the decision to go abroad.
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Bohemians football midfielder Jan Vodháněl celebrates with his teammates a goal in the Liberec net.Photo: Vlastimil Vacek, Right
Even if you lost a year of your career?
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Like I said, I stand by my steps. I don’t want to go back to this thing anymore. I keep watching, I talk to some of the boys. I wish them well, that they will save themselves in the league. Anyway, I’m so glad I made the current decision. I am satisfied in Admiral. Whatever the management said in the negotiations before my arrival, that is true.
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In addition, you have the opportunity to play under the Austrian legend, Andreas Herzog, who went through Bayern, won the Bundesliga with Bremen.
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I’m amazed at what he did. I’m excited to learn from such a person. Coach Herzog is in charge of the offensive phase, he passes on his experience to us during training.
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How are you doing with German?
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I sometimes smoke. (laughs) I’ll have a German teacher soon. I caught the football expressions quickly, I also understand in the cabin what the boys are talking about. The people in the implementation team speak English, so if I need to explain something in more detail, we go through English.
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