1860 München: Establishing a Noisy Neighbour
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In breaking news, Lars Schürrle has been appointed manager of 2. Bundesliga team 1860 München. In a shock series of events, chairman Deiter Schneider has decided to entrust the now former u19 manager of 1860 München with the top job, just four weeks out from the start of the season.
After a long and public falling-out with former manager Alexander Schmidt, the feather that broke the camels back for Schmidt, in the chairman's words was his "reluctance to give several promising youth players a professional contract."
Press Conference
New manager of 1860 München, Lars Schürrle fielded questions from various German media outlets. Schürrle, unproven at this level, said that his was "extremely excited for the challenge ahead, and extremely grateful for his chairman's faith." Interestingly, Schürrle decided not to hold back and went on to say he believes that "with the quality of the youth set-up here, there is no reason why we can't establish ourselves as a consistent Bundesliga top half team in a few years time...it will be a pleasure to regularly have the chance to take points off FC Bayern...give me 3 years to reshape and we'll be back in the top flight for good, watch this space."
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In breaking news, Lars Schürrle has been appointed manager of 2. Bundesliga team 1860 München. In a shock series of events, chairman Deiter Schneider has decided to entrust the now former u19 manager of 1860 München with the top job, just four weeks out from the start of the season.
After a long and public falling-out with former manager Alexander Schmidt, the feather that broke the camels back for Schmidt, in the chairman's words was his "reluctance to give several promising youth players a professional contract."
Press Conference
New manager of 1860 München, Lars Schürrle fielded questions from various German media outlets. Schürrle, unproven at this level, said that his was "extremely excited for the challenge ahead, and extremely grateful for his chairman's faith." Interestingly, Schürrle decided not to hold back and went on to say he believes that "with the quality of the youth set-up here, there is no reason why we can't establish ourselves as a consistent Bundesliga top half team in a few years time...it will be a pleasure to regularly have the chance to take points off FC Bayern...give me 3 years to reshape and we'll be back in the top flight for good, watch this space."
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