SpVgg Thalkirchen-SV White Blue Alliance 8:8
In the preview of the city of Derby spectators was not promised too much. Both teams offered the 50 spectators in the street Reutberg an exciting, unterlegt mit rasanten Ballwechsel, Bayernligamatch.
Auf Thalkirchner Seite fehlte die Nummer 1, so dass sie durchaus als Außenseiter in die Partie gingen, zumal die "Allianzler" am Vortag mit einem 9:3 aufhorchen ließen.
Trotz dieses Handikap ging das Team um MF Matthias Ziermeier positiv in den Doppelauftakt. Klug gewählt wurde die Zusammensetzung des "Dreierdoppel", denn mit einer taktischen Meisterleistung sorgten Ziermeier/Koch (10, 9, -1, 8) dafür, dass dieser Matchteil mit einer 2:1 Führung für die SpVgg endete. Die Vorlage zu dieser Führung lieferten Di Florio/Szalaba mit ebenfalls 3:1 Sätzen.
Getrennt bauten, in eindrucksvoller Manier Rafael Di Florio und Miklos Szalaba nach 0:2 Residue in the duels on the top pair cross the leadership.
contributed the lion's share,
Rafael Tues Florio, 1xEinzel, 2xDoppel m.
Miklos Szalaba, m. two individual victories in the Derby undefeated, at !
Guests of Osterwaldstrasse grade but not beaten so easily. With three individual wins in a row they produced the tie.
could leave the SpVgg to "substitute" Max Koch. In a tight four-set match he kept the upper hand. This meant the narrow lead after the cross-passage.
the opener in the second round would not have been more exciting to run. The spectators saw the meeting of the respective "one" and "twos" the full program.
at both the individual tables were full over the distance. Both ended up in the deciding set with only two points difference. Both camps had cheered at the end of each victory of their team mates and the leadership of the SpVgg further stock.
Again, as in the first round, came the success phase of the guests. With three wins in series, two of which are both mentioned in the "fifth", they managed a comfortable 8-6 home base and were about to score a double kidnapping Reutberg from the street.
was now called the fighting spirit of the Thalkirchner go to at least a draw out of the Derby. It crackled now formally in the hall. The closing single and double circuit were characterized by tight set outputs and maximum sentences.
the first step towards hoped-division points made Florio Tues / Szalaba and they could even support their teammates Max Koch, who started at the same time but after a 2-0 set lead in the deciding set was. With the support of viewers and seinemTeam he showed nerves of steel, a 7:9 to a 11:9 shot late on. With a "joy-Yes", he accepted the congratulations of his colleagues deserved and SpVgg and their followers were pleased with a deserved draw. to League
with 15:5 points "wintered" SpVgg, two points behind the frontrunner, in the Bavarian League table on place 2.
Capt'n Matthias "Maze" ornamental Meier
After this tempered match Not only was the highly successful preliminary conclusion celebrated, another reason was a celebration round birthday.
Auf Thalkirchner Seite fehlte die Nummer 1, so dass sie durchaus als Außenseiter in die Partie gingen, zumal die "Allianzler" am Vortag mit einem 9:3 aufhorchen ließen.
Trotz dieses Handikap ging das Team um MF Matthias Ziermeier positiv in den Doppelauftakt. Klug gewählt wurde die Zusammensetzung des "Dreierdoppel", denn mit einer taktischen Meisterleistung sorgten Ziermeier/Koch (10, 9, -1, 8) dafür, dass dieser Matchteil mit einer 2:1 Führung für die SpVgg endete. Die Vorlage zu dieser Führung lieferten Di Florio/Szalaba mit ebenfalls 3:1 Sätzen.
Getrennt bauten, in eindrucksvoller Manier Rafael Di Florio und Miklos Szalaba nach 0:2 Residue in the duels on the top pair cross the leadership.
contributed the lion's share,
Rafael Tues Florio, 1xEinzel, 2xDoppel m.
Miklos Szalaba, m. two individual victories in the Derby undefeated, at !
could leave the SpVgg to "substitute" Max Koch. In a tight four-set match he kept the upper hand. This meant the narrow lead after the cross-passage.
the opener in the second round would not have been more exciting to run. The spectators saw the meeting of the respective "one" and "twos" the full program.
at both the individual tables were full over the distance. Both ended up in the deciding set with only two points difference. Both camps had cheered at the end of each victory of their team mates and the leadership of the SpVgg further stock.
Again, as in the first round, came the success phase of the guests. With three wins in series, two of which are both mentioned in the "fifth", they managed a comfortable 8-6 home base and were about to score a double kidnapping Reutberg from the street.
was now called the fighting spirit of the Thalkirchner go to at least a draw out of the Derby. It crackled now formally in the hall. The closing single and double circuit were characterized by tight set outputs and maximum sentences.
the first step towards hoped-division points made Florio Tues / Szalaba and they could even support their teammates Max Koch, who started at the same time but after a 2-0 set lead in the deciding set was. With the support of viewers and seinemTeam he showed nerves of steel, a 7:9 to a 11:9 shot late on. With a "joy-Yes", he accepted the congratulations of his colleagues deserved and SpVgg and their followers were pleased with a deserved draw. to League
Exhausted, but happy and successful,
M. Koch was at 3 points (2xEinzel, 1xDoppel) successfully.
M. Koch was at 3 points (2xEinzel, 1xDoppel) successfully.
with 15:5 points "wintered" SpVgg, two points behind the frontrunner, in the Bavarian League table on place 2.
led his team through the VR is not always easy,
Capt'n Matthias "Maze" ornamental Meier
All
audience sang the "TT-chief" of a serenade for SpVgg
audience sang the "TT-chief" of a serenade for SpVgg
60-fifth!
Preview:
The proposed area for the game vs. TSV 16:01:11 Murnau is laid.
as a possible date is Sunday, 23:01:11 envisaged.
More information on this, and in the press.
The proposed area for the game vs. TSV 16:01:11 Murnau is laid.
as a possible date is Sunday, 23:01:11 envisaged.
More information on this, and in the press.
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