Scienza’s Sideline: Heidenheim’s Sanwald reveals Disciplinary Action Against Midfielder
HEIDENHEIM, Germany – Leonardo Scienza’s absence from 1. FC Heidenheim’s squad against TSG Hoffenheim stemmed from a disciplinary issue, according to club chairman Holger Sanwald. Sanwald revealed details of the situation during a fan event, explaining that Scienza’s reaction to not being included in the starting lineup during the final training session led to his exclusion from the matchday squad.
Frustration Fuels Decision: Scienza’s Training ground Antics Prompt Response
The incident occurred during the final training session before the Hoffenheim match. Scienza, upon learning he wouldn’t be in the starting eleven, reportedly showed his displeasure by ”shaking his head and kicking the ball against the boards,” according to Sanwald. This behavior was deemed unacceptable, especially after previous discussions about maintaining a positive team environment, leading coach Frank Schmidt to omit him from the squad.
‘Take Ego Back’: Manager’s Stance on Team ethos
Sanwald emphasized the importance of players putting the team first, stating that every player should “take his ego back to the maximum”. Scienza’s actions during the training session did not align with this ethos.
Apology Accepted: Matter Resolved Internally
sanwald clarified that Scienza has since apologized for his behavior,and the apology was accepted. Sanwald lightened the situation by adding, “he is just Brazilian” followed by, “He plays for a German, a Swabian team”. The club considers the matter resolved.
Thurk’s Support Boosts Heidenheim’s Morale
Adding to the positive atmosphere surrounding the club, michael Thurk, a former Heidenheim player from their promotion-winning 2014 team, reached out to Sanwald to congratulate the team on their performance in the second half against Hoffenheim.Thurk also expressed his intention to attend Heidenheim’s upcoming home game against Holstein Kiel, a gesture that Sanwald found particularly motivating.
How did Leonardo scienza’s reaction to not being in the starting lineup contribute to his exclusion from the matchday squad?
Scienza’s Sideline: Heidenheim’s Sanwald reveals Disciplinary Action Against Midfielder
HEIDENHEIM, Germany – Leonardo Scienza’s absence from 1. FC Heidenheim’s squad against TSG Hoffenheim stemmed from a disciplinary issue, according to club chairman Holger Sanwald. Sanwald revealed details of the situation during a fan event, explaining that Scienza’s reaction to not being included in the starting lineup during the final training session led to his exclusion from the matchday squad.
Frustration Fuels Decision: Scienza’s Training ground Antics Prompt Response
The incident occurred during the final training session before the Hoffenheim match. Scienza,upon learning he wouldn’t be in the starting eleven,reportedly showed his displeasure by ”shaking his head and kicking the ball against the boards,” according to Sanwald. This behavior was deemed unacceptable, especially after previous discussions about maintaining a positive team surroundings, leading coach Frank Schmidt to omit him from the squad.
‘Take Ego Back’: Manager’s stance on team ethos
Sanwald emphasized the importance of players putting the team first, stating that every player should “take his ego back to the maximum”.Scienza’s actions during the training session did not align with this ethos.
Apology Accepted: Matter Resolved Internally
sanwald clarified that Scienza has since apologized for his behavior,and the apology was accepted.Sanwald lightened the situation by adding, “he is just Brazilian” followed by, “He plays for a German, a Swabian team”. The club considers the matter resolved.
Thurk’s Support Boosts Heidenheim’s Morale
Adding to the positive atmosphere surrounding the club, michael Thurk, a former Heidenheim player from their promotion-winning 2014 team, reached out to Sanwald to congratulate the team on their performance in the second half against Hoffenheim.Thurk also expressed his intention to attend Heidenheim’s upcoming home game against Holstein Kiel, a gesture that Sanwald found particularly motivating.
