After 11 rounds of league matches, Kaiserslautern's record is 5 wins, 2 draws and 4 losses, accumulating 17 points and ranking 7th in the league.

They are behind Borussia Dortmund (9 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss, 28 points), Mainz (7 wins, 4 losses, 21 points), Bayer Leverkusen (5 wins, 4 draws, 2 losses, 19 points) and the "Three Castles", while Hamburg, Freiburg and Nuremberg also have 18 points.

This kind of points and ranking is undoubtedly a very tempting league situation for the Bundesliga Red Devils, and in the past third of the season, Kaiser everyone has turned over the league standings to see that they are only one point away from a Europa League place!

Kaiserslautern is really good in the front zone with a promoted polo team, and even a dominant team like Bayern Munich is behind them, with 4 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses accumulating 16 points, it can be said that Van Gaal has a very difficult time during this time.

Surprisingly, Kurtz's life was not so good, the team was in a good position, but it made a promoted polo team unexpected, Kaiserslautern set the goal of "hard work, try to relegation" before the start of the season, many people still thought that they had to fight for such a "great goal" as relegation from the beginning.

However, now the situation has changed, and there has been a slight loosening of the team that was originally bent on relegation, which is a trend that is difficult for a manager to control:

Will we continue to keep our original goal unchanged and take relegation as our responsibility, or will we grit our teeth and strive to "go abroad to Europe"?

Kurtz will need to be able to control the team to bring the momentum together. It's a tiring job.

Fortunately, the league is only the last third of the season, everything is not too clear, everyone is just moving, if the team is still "in the high" half of the season, then it is really time to think about it, whether it is time to change the target.

It's not as simple as the game is to change the team's goal in the middle of the game.

"It would be nice if the team kept up the good form", Kurtz thought to himself, and the team was in good shape, but he didn't know what to do.

"It would be nice if he had no heart and lungs like Ni Tu." Again, he sighed, this heartlessness seems to be a compliment now, because in Kurtz's view, Ni Tu is a person who is rarely influenced by the outside world.

Even Rakic, who usually giggles but becomes serious and cautious when it comes to the game, is a little thoughtful, which shows that few people will not be tempted by the opportunity to go to the next level.

What about Ni Tu? I'm afraid he can't be "exempt" either, wouldn't it be better if the team could go further?

He just used a clumsy "change to change" mentality to see how the league was waiting for the form to change.

For him, whether it is relegation or fighting for Europa League qualification, it is all played through one game after another, and only by fighting every game that should be fought can be completely invincible!

On the training ground, the Kaiserslautern players are training to prepare for the game, everyone knows that they are now just ordinary promotion horses, and now the mentality is only slightly changed, if you really dare to shout the slogan "three years to win the championship, five years to win the Champions League", must not be sprayed to death?

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"Srjan, did you get dizzy playing on the woman's chest last night, optimistic that I will send you to the earth!"

In training just now, Rakic was in a trance for a while, and Ni Tu didn't see the pass to him, so he wasted a very good opportunity.

It's just a training match, but the manager can see it as a way to judge how well a player is in shape, and can even decide which player starts and which player comes off the bench.

Rakicic smiled and apologized to Ni Tu: "Brother, I'm not old, I'm easy to lose concentration, I'm really sorry, look at me next!" ”

Ni Tu shook his head helplessly, and said, "If you say you're fat, you'll gasp, now why don't you give yourself a bonus, how many years older than me are you old?" ”

Unlike the intermittent wandering Rakic, Ni Tu seemed to be in good shape today, with two long-range shots from outside the box in quick succession finding the back of the net for second goalkeeper Trapp.

It's just a scuffle in the penalty area, and there's very little he can contribute.

Kaiserslautern's players get along with Ni Tu day and night, and naturally know how powerful he is, coupled with such a long time of mutual understanding, the two sides have long become roundworms in their stomachs, and they can guess what they want to do.

Today, the players of the second team came to make the count, and Ni Tu's first good friend in Kaiserslautern Shadi was also fortunate to be one of them, playing as a substitute in the central defender, not in the familiar midfield position.

If those long-awaited second-tier youth team players want to see the highlight moments of their play, it is undoubtedly the team's first-team manager, the "Red Devils" second-tier players desperately show themselves, hoping to impress Kurtz, just like Ni Tu at the beginning, and then promoted to the first team, with a knife in his left hand and a fat buttocks in his right hand.

So even though he wasn't playing in what he was best at, Shadi showed a level of hard work that he couldn't find in the second team.

Shadi knows Ni Tu, so although he is not very tall, he can restrain himself as a good friend. Shadi used his body to slam Ni Tu in the penalty area.

"It would be nice if he could defend Rakic, so maybe he could still have a first-team spot." Kurtz observed Shadi as a player and felt some regret.

The first team manager of Kaiserslautern gave Shadi such a comment, because Shadi is brave, but the shortcomings are also obvious, and if there is a Subotich-style leak in the central defender position, the lack of concentration is a disaster for the team's defence.

Kurtz shifted his focus to Ni Tu's side, not because he was biased, but because Shadi needed to work harder, try to improve his physical fitness, and try to overcome the problems of his playing style.

Kurtz found that Ni Tu rarely had chances in the box, and most of his goals were concentrated outside the box, and the top of the box was the most high.

"It seems that it's time to make good adjustments to Ni Tu!"

Kurtz fears that Ni's traits will be recaptured by his opponents, limiting his play.

When the head coach found himself and said his purpose, Ni Tu had already felt some problems, and if he wanted to make a difference in the opponent's danger zone in the future, he should be more comprehensive and more comprehensive.

"Coach, I am aware of this problem, and I think I am willing to accept the team's training arrangement, as long as I can improve my ability, as long as I can help the team, then I accept it unconditionally!"

As a result, the Ni Tu Intensive Exercise 2.0 stage has arrived, but he still needs to go through a little grind and endure the decline of the outside world.

How can you show the momentum of counterattack without experiencing a trough?