Gerald Hnig: "On Gssner are pessimistic, the 'incident has left a legacy psychological"

The head coach of the German women's Gerald H & ouml; nig in recent days has made pessimistic statements in respect of the opportunity agrave; to review the top Miriam G & ouml; gi & agrave ssner; in the coming months, adding that the terrible fall mountain biking has left a legacy psychological nell''atleta.

Sunday 2 November 2014 3 minutes reading time

The coach was interviewed by the Stuttgarter Zeitung, & egrave; was very explicit: "My expectations have been lowered a lot about Miriam, the fall mountain biking has left its mark even in his head. I noticed that after the 'incident disappeared his nonchalance, his impudence, his cheerfulness and his swagger. Si & egrave; seen mostly in Oberhof, was much more & ugrave; fearful and insecure. This attitude & egrave; also emerged as a result of the fall suffered during the relay. You have to be realistic. Miriam & egrave; was completely out for 9 months, so you have to wait a year and a half before he can return to his best form. I can tell you that Miriam G & ouml; ssner be incapable of performing, will not come & agrave; made to race. I think this policy has more & ugrave; sense that send the track un''atleta successful forced to do the 'experience of not being able to reach their real level. " So Gerald H & ouml; nig has made it clear in no uncertain terms not to expect great results from G & ouml; ssner capable nell''arco of his career to win 3 races and go up 9 times on the podium in Biathlon World Cup as well as having touched a World Championship medal in cross country skiing. Indeed, the technical Teutonic fueled 'hypothesis that the twenty-four Bavarian might struggle to the point of not having a level of competitiveness & agrave; adequate for the World Cup (which, in the German women's team today, it means not even be able to fight for points). If the dire predictions of H & ouml; nig should be confirmed, we can only hope to rividere the real G & ouml; ssner in 2015 - '' 16.

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