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Dynamo in the training camp: Mobile phone ban at the SGD – a question of discipline
Dynamo Dresden wants to prepare for the second half of the season at the training camp in Belek, Turkey. TAG24 is live on site.
Dresden/Belek – Dynamo Dresden is preparing for the second half of the season at the training camp in Turkey. TAG24 is live on site.
Preparations started on December 9th in the Rudolf Harbig Stadium. © Lutz Hentschel
On December 12, the plane took off from Berlin to Antalya, and in the evening hours the black and yellow took up quarters in the Titanic Deluxe Resort in Belek.
In addition to numerous training sessions, two friendlies are planned for the team coached by Markus Anfang (48).
The 15th December is scheduled to host South African side TS Galaxy FC and 19th December once morest Italian Serie A club Sampdoria Genoa.
Things will get serious once more on January 15, when the first competitive game of the second half of the season once morest SV Meppen is due.
TAG24 reports daily from the training camp in Belek.
December 15, 9 a.m.: Dynamo with stabilization unit in the morning
Change of scenery on day 3: Normally the dynamo training would be in full swing here shortly before 11am.
But since there is only one stabilization session in the hotel due to the friendly once morest TS Galaxy FC this Thursday, I’ll treat myself to another sport. Many tennis players have stayed in our hotel and use the numerous facilities for training and mini-tournaments.
If Dynamo isn’t training outside in the morning, you have to look for other sporting activities. © Jens Masslich
December 15, 6:34 a.m .: Cell phone ban at the Dynamos – just a matter of discipline!
What was not discussed following the general meeting regarding the subject of discipline. Ralf Becker had announced that cell phones would be used more strictly in the dressing room etc. A measure that can only be welcomed!
Not because the dynamo kickers attracted attention with any lack of discipline, but because you shouldn’t stylize the phone as the center of your life. This probably affects all of us, but it certainly affects my roommates in the hotel.
You don’t have to start phoning so loudly at half past one that other people wake up. You also don’t have to stream any series loudly on your smartphone at the dinner table and fill half the room with sound.
Where are the sanction options when you need them? The dynamos are in another hotel, so Becker wouldn’t have any influence on my disturber of the peace anyway. It’s a pity really, because the black and yellow only hear positive things regarding the “mobile phone ban”.
Stefan Kutschke and Ahmet Arslan, for example, are looking forward to significantly more time together with their colleagues. A bit more night’s sleep would be enough for me!
December 14, 2:20 p.m.: Finally sun at the dynamo training ground
The sun has finally asserted itself and is still shining during the second session of the day. It’s also worth looking into the distance.
The sun is finally shining on the training ground! © Jens Masslich
December 14, 1:15 p.m.: Sven Müller to a knee specialist in Cologne
After his arrival in Germany, Sven Müller will go to the knee specialist Dr. medical Peter Schöferhoff travel to Cologne to get a final diagnosis and to coordinate the further procedure.
December 14, 12 p.m.: media time with Niklas Hauptmann
A look behind the scenes: Today was the media time with Niklas Hauptmann, among others. Photos will be taken following the interviews.
Photos will be taken following media time. © Jens Masslich
December 14, 10:50 a.m. From now on, the dynamos are no longer alone
From now on, the dynamos are no longer alone. Shortly before the end of the first unit, a first division team started training on the neighboring pitch. MKE Ankaragücü is the name of the new neighbor and is table 16 in the Turkish Süper Lig.
The bus of the Turkish first division team pulls up at the training ground. © Jens Masslich
December 14, 8:40 a.m.: Dynamo goalkeeper Sven Müller left with a knee injury
Praise to groundskeepers. The lawn on the facility is in really good condition despite the heavy rain. The first unit of the day is running. However, Sven Müller already left this morning, the exact diagnosis of his left knee injury is still pending. The images from the MRT, which were taken yesterday in Antalya, will be evaluated in Dresden. Then it is decided how to proceed.
“He said he can’t push through properly, his knee stopped. I can’t say what that means now,” Markus Anfang (48) was a little at a loss late Tuesday morning.
Whether another keeper should travel to Turkey has yet to be decided. Beginning: “We still have to see whether and who will follow. Some components have to fit.”
Müller wasn’t even off the field when the next one was already there. Christian Conteh was unfortunately hit in the right ankle. Exactly what put him out of action for weeks. Anxious minute, but a short ice treatment was enough.
“I thought I was the only one injured here. Now they’re outstripping me,” Dynamo’s coach tried to gallows humor. At least Conteh was able to continue and was encouraged from the start: “Chris, get used to it, they will always kick you because you’re fast.”
Gloomy faces at Dynamo: Goalkeeper Sven Müller (center) injured his knee in the first training session. © Lutz Hentschel
December 14, 6:53 a.m.: Thunderstorms in the Dynamo Dresden training camp
That was a lot of rain that came down all night. Here in Belek it was thundering, some tennis courts in our hotel are under water. Hopefully not Dynamo’s training ground.
Bad weather can happen in Turkey too. © Jens Masslich
December 13, 5:56 p.m.: Dinner time in Belek – not just for the dynamo players
It’s now 7:45 p.m. here and I was really hungry following the work was done – apparently not just for me. I can’t say whether this little guy was successful in the end. At least I can’t complain (for once).
The hunger in the evening was literally animal-sized. © Jens Masslich
December 13, 2 p.m.: The second dynamo unit is running, goalkeeper Sven Müller to the MRT in the clinic
The break is over, since 4 p.m. local time we have been training for the second time that day. Goalkeeper coach David Yelldell only has two keepers left. Sven Müller was taken to the clinic in Antalya at noon. The result of the MRI is still pending.
Then there were only two: After the training accident in the morning, goalkeeping coach David Yelldell practices with Stefan Drljaca (left) and Niklas Heeger (right). © Lutz Hentschel
December 13, 9:35 a.m .: Shock moment at Dynamo Dresden: Sven Müller is injured in the first training session!
It’s not going well here. Training had only lasted an hour when Sven Müller was injured. The keeper might only get off the field with the help of the coaches. diagnosis open.
Supported by José Portela (left) and Justin Löwe (right), Sven Müller has to leave the training ground. Kristian Walter (right) is also worried regarding the keeper. © Lutz Hentschel
Shock moment: Sven Müller is on the ground. © Lutz Hentschel
December 13, 9:15 a.m .: Dynamo finds test opponents for Thursday
It’s not official yet, but the test match opponent for Thursday seems to have been found! At 5 p.m. in neighboring Lara once morest TS Galaxy FC. The South Africans have been here since the beginning of December – at home despite the summer.
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December 13, 8:15 a.m.: First dynamo unit in Turkey in the rain!
The training ground has been found, lucky! But where is Dynamo? The team at the Titanic Football Center only shows up 15 minutes later. You can start, even if it’s raining properly now.
The Dynamos have been completing the first session of the training camp in Turkey since 10.15 a.m. local time. © Jens Masslich
December 13, 8 a.m.: Internet? None!
Good morning from Turkey! Organizationally, things have been going poorly so far. Starting with the miserably long security check yesterday at BER to the mostly missing internet inside and outside the hotel. I prefer not to talk regarding the rental car. It can only get better!
December 12, 7:06 p.m.: Dynamo lands in Turkey with a slight delay
At 7:10 p.m. local time, the Dynamo convoy landed in Antalya.
It started in Berlin with a delay of almost 45 minutes. 25 players + 3 goalkeepers started the journey to the training camp.
The Dynamo convoy has reached Antalya Airport. Kevin Ehlers (21) grabs his luggage. © Lutz Hentschel
December 12, 2:21 p.m .: Dynamo Dresden started an hour late at BER
With a delay of regarding an hour, the Airplanes from SunExpress from BER towards Antalya. After a flight of regarding three hours, the team of trainer Markus Anfang (48) will reach the intermediate destination. After that we go to Belek.
December 12, 1:42 p.m .: Oliver Batista-Meier is there
After Oliver Batista-Meier (21) was still missing at the start of training, he is on his way to Belek on Monday.
The 21-year-old is considered a change candidate.
Oliver Batista-Meier (21) is on board. © Lutz Hentschel
December 12, 1 p.m.: Team at BER
BER lives up to its name. 1.5 hours for the security checks, not all players and supervisors are at the gate yet.
Departure is scheduled for 1:35 p.m.
The plane is ready, the controls are still ongoing. © Jens Masslich
December 12, 7 a.m.: Dynamo starts the training camp today
In the morning, the team will start towards Berlin, flying there from BER to Antalya with SunExpress. Arrival local time 18.45 (16.45 German time).
From there it goes in the direction of Belek to the hotel.
