Dietmar Hamann was surprised about the Tuchel attack on “Sky90” on Sunday.
“I was a little surprised and surprised by the way it was done. It’s also a form of decency. You have to do that on a certain level,” said the former Bayern professional, but he also understood: “I understand that he defended himself I. He has to protect himself, protect the players, protect the club, that’s his duty.
For Hamann, however, it is not clear “what bothered him” – Tuchel did not clearly articulate that.
Matthäus had previously explained how things work in the football TV business: “You are criticized – and then when you win 4-0 in Dortmund, you are praised again. That is the football business. And it is part of it that we are from the Judging such games and results in front of the camera.”
Tuchel not confident
Matthäus then even drew a parallel between his work and that of Tuchel: “If they don’t deliver this performance from time to time, then it is also my duty and the coach’s duty to address it. The coach in front of the team and I here in front of the camera . In the end we almost have the same opinion.”
Everyone has their own point of view and it’s about dealing correctly with that of others.
He could live with Tuchel’s accusations and frustration. The Bayern coach still didn’t leave a “confident impression,” said Matthäus.
Hamann sticks to it: Bayern “mostly not good”
The experts now have to “make a 180 degree turn, have fun with it.” He then angrily broke off the “Sky” interview.
For Hamann, Bayern in Dortmund “showed a game for the first time in eight months under Thomas Tuchel from minute one to 90, where I say: Wow, that was strong.” Overall, however, Bayern did not play “mostly well” this season, Hamann told “Sky90”.
Tuchel counters Hamann: “I don’t see any further development either”