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Dardai satisfied despite minus bill

Dardai satisfied despite minus bill

Dardai satisfied despite minus bill
Dardai satisfied despite minus bill

💕 Hertha's Happy Holidays 💕

Pal Dardai, the numbers whiz, and his love for mathematics never disappoints. In a rather philosophical Christmas calculation, the Hertha BSC coach evaluated the dismal 0-0 draw against VfL Osnabrück, concluding that a single point against the rock-bottom team from Lower Saxony could be more valuable than three. The reasoning? Sidestepping the chit-chat about raiding the Bundesliga once again.

Despite the half-year balance of minus two points, Dardai remains level-headed and continues to seek improvement. Captain Toni Leistner echoes his sentiments, appreciating the role of the hunter, befitting Hertha's current mid-table position.

Fabian Reese, the illustrious winger, was sorely missed in Osnabrück, emphasizing his importance to the Berlin team. Even visiting coach Uwe Koschinat couldn't deny Reese's significance, acknowledging the team's struggle in his absence.

In the midst of their recent struggles, the Hertha BSC supporters showered the team with crates of beer, a heartfelt gesture that delighted even the excitable Florian Niederlechner, who wasn't shy about expressing his disdain for the video referee earlier in the game. Dardai's relaxed demeanor signaled a sense of resolution, affirming that they had already achieved more than anticipated before the start of the season.

With nine unbeaten games under Dardai's leadership, the team reached new heights, surpassing their record of eight games from the 2021 season finale. Yet, the elusive record of 21 consecutive unbeaten games from the 2012/13 promotion campaign remains an unattainable dream.

In the sporting chessboard, Hertha BSC and 1. FC Nürnberg face off, a repeat of their historical clan rivalry. However, the current position of Hertha BSC in 14th place, just five points above the relegation zone, conveys the seriousness of the situation. As Dardai so poignantly put it, it's back to the drawing board in January, ready to reverse the trend and keep counting.

Footnote: Hertha BSC's new coach, Stefan Leitl, inspires hope for a tactical shift, focusing on strengthening the team's attack and defense. In their recent head-to-head matches against 1. FC Nürnberg, Hertha BSC managed to clinch six victories from 16 games.

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