MSV trainer Ziegner: thinking, pretending and implementing the plan

Ex-coach Hagen Schmidt was released on Wednesday. Now the first task of the new Duisburg coach Torsten Ziegner is on Saturday (2 p.m., live! At Duisburg coach) with the Freiburg U 23. "We now have to try to win a game and the best thing to do on Saturday and so we will do it," said 44-year-old at his first press conference for the MSV.

Hopes that the already secured Freiburger will tie down a passage does not make Ziegner: "I think that every team goes into play to win and so I expect Freiburg."

The trainer is more important anyway that his own appearance is in focus. But he also knows the strong season of the opponent: "Of course, we are not preserved in relation to Freiburg, even in relation to Freiburg, to say that we don't have to pay attention to the opponent."

"We will come up with a plan, pretend and then implement the plan in the best possible way," explains Ziegner, the approach for Saturday and announces, "I am sure that the team has strengthened that we are so big that we win the game be able."

The coach will also rely on every player. The already four -time Moritz Stoppelkamp, Alaa Bakir, Niko Bretschneider, Marvin Knoll and Marlon Frey remain candidates for the starting eleven. Last season game against Verl plays threatening yellow lockers "no role" for Ziegner.

"Now bundle all forces"

On Thursday it was announced that a new assistant coach was hired with Michael Hiemisch, with which Ziegner has already worked with. This should not have an impact on the existing team of coaches. "I will use and need everyone.

On Saturday, Ziegner will have to do without Aziz Bouhaddouz yellow -locked. Furthermore, Rudy Ndualu (broken fibula), Chinedu Ekene (ankle problems), Dominic Volkmer (knee surgery), Oliver Steurer (pubic stimulation) and Rolf Felscher (inner ligament tear) are missing for a long time.