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Alexander Blessin Stays Committed to Team Support Following Ninth Consecutive Bundesliga Defeat

Alexander Blessin Stays Committed to Team Support Following Ninth Consecutive Bundesliga Defeat

St. Pauli’s Ongoing Struggles Continue with Ninth Straight Loss

St. Pauli has endured another setback, marking their ninth consecutive defeat in the league. The Kiezkicker from Hamburg have not managed to secure a win or even a draw since their victory over Augsburg in mid-September. Despite this troubling streak, there is little doubt among the team regarding the performance of head coach Blessin and his staff. Although St. Pauli currently sits in a relegation zone, it seems Blessin’s position as coach remains secure.

Player Support for Coach Blessin

In the mixed zone following the match, Wahl emphasized that the players continue to stand by Blessin. As one of the few players who has found the net during this challenging phase, the Hamburg native expressed optimism about the team’s direction. A spirited display against one of Germany’s top teams provided a glimmer of hope.

Positive Steps Forward

“This was yet another small improvement,” Wahl noted. “After our close calls against Freiburg and Union Berlin last week, I perceive progress. While we have zero points to show from these fixtures, it’s undeniably easier to exhibit passion at the Allianz Arena.”

Consistency is Key

Wahl further remarked, “Our performance in Munich cannot be an isolated incident. We need to consistently demonstrate that level of commitment week after week. Otherwise, our hopes of remaining in the league will be in jeopardy. The intensity we just showcased on the field must become our standard; we cannot dip below this threshold.”

Focus on Team Strategy

Wahl also commented on the discussions surrounding the coach. “The media and public may be questioning the coach,” he stated (despite the lack of widespread concern from fans or journalists). “However, we approached our match in Munich with a solid strategy from the coaching staff.”