1. FC Nürnberg Takes a Risk with New Football Style under Coach Dieter Hecking
Under the guidance of coach Dieter Hecking, 1. FC Nürnberg is stepping up its game by implementing a combination football style in both defence and attack. The team is now required to rely on cultivated short passing instead of aimless long balls, which has been the norm for the season so far.
2. Risky Business, but Worth It
This new approach may not always be without risk, as demonstrated in the recent 0:3 loss to Hamburg. However, goalkeeper Peter Vindahl remains convinced that this is the right way forward: “We’re playing more now, and some see it as more risky, but it can also be a way to attack more confidently.”
3. Be Courageous and Self-Confident
Vindahl believes that playing with more confidence and courage is key to the team’s success. “Of course, you can lose the ball closer to our goal, but now it’s about being courageous and self-confident,” he says. And the team’s new approach seems to be working, as they have won two of their last three games.
4. Defense Tiki-Taka
Goalkeeper Vindahl is a big fan of the team’s new style and believes that if players believe in it themselves, it’s the best way. The team hopes to continue playing this way when they face off against Bielefeld.
5. Seeking to Break the Away Game Curse
1. FC Nürnberg is hoping that this new approach will help them break their away game curse. The team has yet to score or earn a single point on the road this season. With their newfound confidence and strategy, there’s no telling how far they could go. After all, as the saying goes, No risk, no fun!
