“Inside zone left. Down, ready, go!” Coach Jakob Krainz gives instructions in English, but when technical language isn’t called for, Styrian predominates: “I’m going to do it,” says chairman Jan Lerchbacher himself in full gear, and a little later the floodlights in the Knittelfeld stadium come on. It’s 7:45 p.m. and the “Murtal Bulls” have been training there for three quarters of an hour. It’s an important training session because there’s a lot at stake next Saturday. The American footballers from Knittelfeld meet the Woodquarter Wolves, i.e. the Waldviertler Wolves.
2023-09-12 17:09:47
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