Children linked to the Heir-Courier-Bambini-EM dynasty aim to outshine veterans in their field.
The Erft-Kurier-Bambini-EM tournament, an annual event in the Erft region, is set to provide young football enthusiasts with their first taste of competitive football. This year, the VfR Büttgen team, a local youth squad, is ready to take on the challenge.
The VfR Büttgen team, under the guidance of coach Marc Richter, is made up of 32 energetic and enthusiastic children, both boys and girls. The team's training sessions are marked by diligence and joy, as they prepare for the tournament at the district sports facility on Aldegundisstraße in Kaarst every Tuesday and Friday from 5 to 6:30 pm.
The team is currently practicing the 'Funino' game format in the league, a decision that has shown significant development in the children's skills in recent months. The team's success is made possible through the support of sponsors like Demirbas GmbH, a local company that actively supports youth sports and community initiatives.
As the tournament approaches, the excitement is palpable. Marc Richter, a member of the VfR Buttgen children's football team, expresses his enthusiasm for the upcoming tournament. The team, known for their battle cry of "V f R" followed by "Büttgen" repeated three times, is eager to perform well and represent themselves in the tournament.
The Erft-Kurier-Bambini-EM tournament is scheduled for June 8th. Team Büttgen 1 is expected to participate in group matches, with the top teams progressing to the semi-finals and finals. The tournament offers a fantastic opportunity for the children to showcase their skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a friendly and fun environment.
Community engagement plays a significant role in the tournament, with sponsors like Demirbas GmbH attending to cheer on the young players. The company, which offers a wide range of motorhomes for purchase and rental, and handles all conversions and repairs, believes in supporting the sports and leisure activities of children.
As the tournament date approaches, the VfR Büttgen Bambini team is ready to give their best, under the watchful eyes of their coaches Eike Klünker, Tim Binetsky, and Linus Schmid. The team's hard work and dedication are sure to make for an exciting tournament, filled with camaraderie, sportsmanship, and the joy of football.
During their training sessions at the district sports facility on Aldegardisstraße in Kaarst every Tuesday and Friday from 5 to 6:30 pm, the VfR Büttgen team, under the guidance of coach Marc Richter, is preparing for the Erft-Kurier-Bambini-EM tournament by practicing the 'Funino' game format in the league. The team, comprised of 32 energetic and enthusiastic children, both boys and girls, is eager to make use of their free time to showcase their skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship in the tournament, with the excitement building as the tournament date of June 8th approaches.
