Schrcksnadel hard on Kirchgasser: "If you can not give everything better than you retire"

Schröcksnadel duro con Kirchgasser: 'Se non riesci a dare tutto è meglio che ti ritiri'
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Schrcksnadel hard on Kirchgasser: "If you can not give everything better than you retire"

At the end of the slalom in Flachau the big boss of the Austrian federsci Peter Schröcksnadel took stock of the situation on the team's red and white in this first part of the season.

Schröcksnadel approached by the Kleine Zeitung newspaper congratulated for convincing performance from the younger athletes in particular nell''ultima test through the narrow poles, yet did not hesitate to attack the heavily veteran Michaela Kirchgasser (absent in Flachau ed) that he said he had a much lower yield than expected.  "If you can not give the best it is right to withdraw - said the Austrian Presidentissimo adding - the team is growing, the young are making great progress. At this time we must not mettergli too much pressure and expect a podium are still in the growing stage. the 'unique athlete who is really disappointing is Michaela Kirchgasser. " Strong words from the President of the ÖSV who has not forgiven Kirchgasser more his attitude in the race that the results obtained, "Athletes need to get on track by giving everything. They do not have to make too many calculations and aim only to the qualification to the second round. They are there to try to grab the best possible result. better get out of the track rather than ranking. If Michaela despite his vast experience can not give everything then you must let us know and rather than continue like this it is best that you withdraw and leave the place to some other of younger teammate. " It's just a slap on the 'ears or a real outlet by Schröcksnadel position towards un''atleta not forget that only five months ago was forced to stop the summer preparing for an injury to the knee meniscus left?
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