Bremen – you planned, thought, thought about this and that – it turned out that Werder Bremen will not say goodbye to Claudio Pizarro on Saturday before the game against 1. FC Köln.
The club legend, who scored 153 goals in 319 competitive matches Werder Bremen has been scored, may therefore leave the football stage as a relegated player and without any fuss. Sad, but Werder sees himself before the last game Claudio pizarro in an organizational and emotional dilemma.
First, because the game of SV Werder Bremen against 1. FC Köln may still be Relegation follows Claudio pizarro so in the best case should still deliver an encore. On the other hand, because saying goodbye in front of unoccupied stands could actually be even sadder than none. Werder sports director Frank Baumann explains: “We have one adoption discussed, but decided not to do anything. An empty stadium is not the place to say goodbye to a well-deserved player. ”
Werder Bremen: Claudio Pizarro end of career with gateway to relegation?
Claudio pizarro will be sometime when the coronavirus circulation again allows fully occupied stadiums Farewell game got in Bremen. This has been agreed for a long time, and this is also being maintained. When the time comes, everything will be rescheduled that is not possible now, says Baumann.
Meanwhile, trainer Florian Kohfeldt hopes that if Werder Bremen can’t give his aged goalscorer a farewell gift, but at least Pizarro will give the club gifts. How? With a goal, of course 1. FC Cologne. “You shouldn’t let yourself be guided by feelings,” says the coach, then do it and dream out loud: “But there would be nothing better than rounding off his career than if Claudio would shoot the crucial gate for us to relegation . “
Werder Bremen: Claudio Pizarro – career end on the court or on the bench?
That would be fairytale indeed. For this, the 41-year-old would have to be substituted first – because the starting eleven is not an issue in the Werder game against Cologne. For “ten to 15 minutes” Claudio pizarro Kohfeldt explains that he still has another weapon, “the walking paths and the nose”: “If we still needed one or two goals, he would be an important option in the end. He can still have this one sporting moment. “
But Kohfeldt will not bring the budding football retiree just to meet sentimental expectations: “We are in a situation where there are no gifts. Claudio will only play if it makes sense. “(Csa)
Regarding the last message from June 26, 2020:
Farewell with Werder Bremen relegation? Claudio Pizarro threatens a villain’s piece of fate
Bremen – Claudio Pizarro faces Werder Bremen before his last Bundesliga game. The legend threatens a very bitter farewell at the end of his career – without fans and with relegation.
That fate can be an evil villain Claudio pizarro not experienced often. At least not in his football career. It was so glamorous and so rich in titles that Pizarro could now retire happily at 41. If it weren’t for this nasty coincidence that there would be the best professional ever Werder Bremen played, most likely with one descent and must say goodbye to his passion and favorite club without fans.
Should that SV Werder Bremen not a big miracle happened on Saturday, the last Bundesliga matchday, then the club goes down to the second division. Claudio pizarro says goodbye to retirement at the same time. And it can only be guessed what level of tears the fans banished from the Weserstadion will shed in the living rooms and pubs, which event could be assigned.
Claudio Pizarro before the end of his career: someone like Werder Bremen has never had
In any case, one thing is clear: every tear that Claudio pizarro after weeping, it is worth crying. Because someone like him Werder Bremen in the hundred years of club history before it was discovered in distant Peru and will almost certainly continue to do so in the hundred years after his Career end not have. Pizarro – after all, this name stands for the beauty of the game like few others in the world of football. For lightness, good mood and of course goals, goals, goals.
When Claudio Pizarro was introduced to the Bremen media on August 26, 1999, none of the journalists present had any idea how much substance and truth there should be in the words of the 19-year-old, who was a little shy at the time but also looked very intelligent. At that time Pizarro was asked what he could do best. “score goals and prepare gates, ”was his answer. And so he had described very briefly, but still very precisely, what he would do for Werder Bremen in the following 21 years FC Bayern Munich and – for a short time and therefore hardly worth mentioning in the overall context – should also do for Chelsea and 1. FC Köln.
Werder Bremen: Claudio Pizarro one of the best – only the last season was not going well
Has 197 goals Claudio pizarro Scored in 489 Bundesliga games, plus 34 goals in 58 games of the DFB Cup. Six German championships with Bayern are the earnings, he also won the Champions League with the Munich. He triumphed five times with the FCB in the DFB Cup, once with Werder Bremen. These are numbers that bear witness forever that Claudio Pizarro was one of the best. But you cannot begin to convey what this man has been doing for him for two decades SV Werder Bremen was – the club that he left three times but to which he kept returning.
Here he is loved, even idolatrous. Pizarro was never just a player in the club, but also a city man. In his younger years he revived the clubs and cafes, later he became the green and white grand seigneur, who also delivered sports. However, this no longer applies to his last season. If Pizarro does not meet his former club 1. FC Köln on Saturday, he will end a season for the first time without a goal and assist.
Werder Bremen promises Claudio Pizarro a goodbye at the end of his career
Which will reinforce the impression that the man who did so much right in his career ended up playing too much in one season. A year ago, the time would have been perfect to stop. Werder Bremen had just missed Europe Claudio pizarro had scored five goals, became the oldest goal scorer in Bundesliga history, and the fans cheered him in the stands. When Pizarro resigns on Saturday, probably nobody cheers.
SV Werder promises a worthy one adoption on your feet, but how worthy of saying goodbye without the applause from the ranks? Of course, the TV cameras will capture everything and into that Fan-Hearts transport. But that the most successful goal scorer in club history in sterile empty Weser Stadium Say goodbye is and remains a villain of fate. Make up for it with just one Farewell game in front of full ranks – whenever possible. (csa)
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