Isn't the mightiest among them? - Dresden captain Kutschke's current demands:
"I'm so grateful to be able to spend time here and I didn't want to leave for any other place," remarks the stormer.
Kutschke pledges: "I simply want to assist. And make amends for what I've ruined. Now we've got to strike again."
Courage is mainly instilled in him by the presence of the young wilds in the cup final against Aue (2:0). Jonas Oehmichen, Tony Menzel, and Emil Zeil demonstrated their abilities.
"The young ones are enjoying themselves. They're all neat, well-mannered lads," elaborates Kutschke. "They're on fire, have clear-cut objectives, and have a link to the region. You've got to gradually nurture them, you can't overheat them. Developing and promoting them will be the future of Dynamo Dresden."
What "Kutsche" is now significant after the mishandled promotion: "We need to remember to embrace humility and modesty once again. We're not the greatest on the planet, we need to meticulously rebuild something.
Prayerfully, Dresden's leading scorer (14 season goals) can bring an end to the burdensome threats of the previous few weeks before the season begins.
Funeral Invitation
"To be honest, I don't want to discuss it anymore. When you get an invitation to your own funeral and your family is caught in the crossfire, a boundary has been exceeded," Kutschke states plainly.
The Dresden local further: "That doesn't leave you unfazed, it hits you. I'm gratified that my family, friends, and the club have maintained their composure."
By the way, family and friends: That's why Kutschke prefers to spend his holidays at home. "That's where I have my regular surroundings, and I find it the most lovely place," he confesses. "I don't need to sunbathe on the beach. Home is where I find my retreat..."
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Source: symclub.org
