Born in Nuremberg, he leaves Fürth in the summer –
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The final frankeredby for this time was not the best for David Raum. It will still be well remembered.
21.03.2021
Photo: Daniel Karman, D.P.A.
He probably played his first derby against ASN Pfeil. The time between the ages of four and eight. The playing field is just a few meters from Tuspo Nuremberg, where David Roum discovered football for himself. in SpVgg greuther fürth Again he soon discovered his talent, henceforth the room played against Derbys 1. FC Nuremberg; Only in youth teams, Later with the men, where he also made himself the so-called “derby hero” who was in the early summer in 2020 when he set the day goal in the 266th Middle Franconian comparison.
268th meeting Now it was his last time. After the season, Raum moves to Hoffenham. Last but not least, he proved that you can become a U21 national player in Franconia. Establishing yourself in the Bundesliga, perhaps becoming a player of the German national team, is not something you can do here. So it should not pull him back quickly.
In Hoffenheim, tradition is an empty phrase
In TSG Hoffenheim, officially named 1899, there are no derby-like items. The ambitious football project by SAP co-founder Dittmar Hope could easily originate in Heidelberg or Mannheim. Tradition is just an empty phrase from the modular system of the marketing department. Victorious? “I’m not worried about summer time yet, who will live in the here and now,” says full-fledged professional David Raum.
In the here and now, that is for the space after the derby and before the European Championship with the U21 national team. On Wednesday, he could make his third game for the most important junior selection, provided he is back in strength and national coach Stephen Kuntaj considers him.
“Of course it worries me,” says David Raum.
On Sunday, not only was Furath’s left full-back slightly overplayed, but he had a particularly unfortunate day. It was his glutus maximus in a 1–1 draw that made Enrico Valentini’s shot dangerous in the first place. He was later killed by Fabian Nuremberger and the result was 1: 2. His coach removed him from the field after 81 minutes.
Ronaldhoff, who was about 22 years old at the time, could be heard, how disappointed it was to be 22 years old at the time. Raum threw a ball at the gang, scolded himself and sat down on the bench disappointed. He could not foresee that the day would finally be good for Spielverinig. “Of course it worries me that we were lagging behind,” he says later that day. Ultimately, Derby means a lot to him: “I’ve been with Shamrock since I was little and Dyer was a very special sport when I was younger.”
A good farewell as possible
It was also a special one; Because of the amazing twist and turn, especially the last one, When Dickson Abima equalized in stoppage time. From which you can tell Raume that he may have contributed to ensure that his last Franconian derby remains well in his memory. “I stressed that I want to say goodbye to here because I want so much for the club. This was true for the derby as well,” he says.
Was the point too low in the promotion race? “We really wanted to win this game, we all know how important the derby is,” emphasizes Raum, but: “In the end, we’ll take this point with us and you’ll see what it is. “
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U21 departs for European Championship
He is not engaged in arithmetic games in the second Bundesliga for the time being. Along with his teammate Anton Stach, he traveled to the U21 national team, EM is coming to the preliminary stages. Against Hungary (Wednesday, 9pm), Netherlands (Saturday, 9pm) and against Romania (6pm next Tuesday, ProSeben each) it is a question of place in the quarter-finals. “Of course I hope I’ll play and I’m looking forward to playing in a European Championship,” Raum said. Conversely, even such a special derby pales.
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