German newspapers call on the national team coach to resign

“Enough, Mr. Flick!
Flick has experimented with ruining everything this year. None of his ideas worked on the field. It robbed the players of their security and self-confidence. It’s all very confusing! So random! So helpless! Only four wins from the last 17 matches and an embarrassing exit in the preliminary round of the World Cup in Qatar – Hansi Flick (58) is the worst national coach of all time. For this reason, there is no alternative to immediate separation.”

“Because of a shift and change in mood. Doubts about Flick’s ability to achieve the turnaround in just nine months to the domestic championship could not be greater after this embarrassment. With performances like these and lack of development, the national coach also loses the last arguments.

“Hardly any speed, no ideas, little mistakes. Germany embarrassed itself in front of Japan. Hansi Flick’s thoughts are fading, and the team looks very insecure. “It seems difficult to imagine a future with this national coach.”

“The German game was tight and tense. You couldn’t see the plan the coach gave the players. The German attacking game, when it took place, was based on chance. It couldn’t go wrong. In the early summer, the national team went from a mode of worry to a mode of disinterest, and now You have pity.”

“German football is on the brink of collapse. Anyone who still has doubts was better taught against Japan. In the team there is something wrong at the front and at the back. No self-confidence, no self-image, no joy, complete lethargy. It is shocking how unstable it is.” “Some of the team. And now we need a spirit of optimism – one way or another. If we stick with Fleck, this won’t be there anymore. But at most the next embarrassment.”

He added: “The national coach broke his promise in the worst possible way. He said after the disappointing matches in June: Everything will be better in September. But things have become worse. There is currently no indication that the German national team will find its way back under the leadership of Hansi Flick.”