CR7 Perfumes & Car Mechanics: This is the Oberliga-11 of the season

TOR Patrick Psenner (Ahrntal): Unspectacular but effective – what initially sounds like a grandpa's belly bag is actually the main characteristics of Ahrntal keeper Patrick Psenner. Even if the defense of “Teldra” is statistically “only” average in the league with 44 goals conceded, Psenner can once again take a big slice of the league's survival this year. Breathed security into the people in front of him with great reflexes, remarkable parades and one or two wake-up commands, especially in the difficult moments.

DEFENSE Andreas Klotzner (top corn): When observing Andreas Klotzner, it is not uncommon to suspect that he does not have his last name by chance. In the defensive center of his surprise team, he repeatedly presented himself as a tough defensive block, who is not only an essential building block in the second-best defense in the league, but also sets one or two accents offensively. For example, with a long shot. From 60 meters. Directly into the opponent's goal . Yikes.

Bernardo Ceravolo (Bozen FC): We have taken the liberty of compiling a list of things that are about as pleasant as fighting a duel, a sliding game or an aerial duel with Bernardo Ceravolo: - Sip boiling tea - Be a crash test dummy - Engaging in a 24-hour marathon of “Good Times, Bad Times.” This year too, Ceravolo was not only an important support at Bozner FC, but at the same time something like a foster father for the mostly very young defense of the Talferstadt team, which, together with Tramin and behind Trent and Obermais, has the third best value in the entire league (34 goals conceded). . Then a hot boiled blood stick.

Benjamin Althuber (St. Georgen): Time passes, class remains - a saying tailored to St. Georgen's Benjamin Althuber. Born in 1985 and therefore, together with Roland Harrasser, the oldest player in the “Jergina” squad, he still managed the defensive fortunes with the same level of aplomb as the tax advisor does our additional income. Impressed in his 28 games, especially with his outstanding positional play.

MIDFIELD Emanuele Bocchio (Bozen FC): Bocchio achieved his first touch of fame two and a half years ago when, at just 16 years old, he revealed unimagined car mechanic skills and led the star ensemble of Virtus Don Bosco with a hat trick dismantled into every conceivable piece. After a mixed season, the attacker showed her great potential again last season and was the second big offensive weapon alongside Fabio Bertoldi with 13 goals - and that at the tender age of 18. It is not without reason that he is associated with the aspiring Serie D club Trento. Mechanics are in demand.

Martin Ritsch (St. Georgen): How much fun it must be to be treated, caressed and ensnared as a ball by Martin Ritsch's feet? Probably like acting as Lewis Hamilton's accelerator, being Snoop Dogg's best friend or being Cristiano Ronaldo's eau de toilette. The fine feet of the “Jergina” midfielder are one of the best the league has to offer – and, with all due respect, the most accurate this year. “Ritschi” celebrated the goal with his broad Arnold Schwarzenegger smile a total of twelve times, with St. Martin in particular feeling his goal threat in the most cruel way and taking five stands.

Stefan Pareiner (Ahrntal): In the Ahrntal midfield, he ran more than Ozzy Osbourne's nose after a night of partying, worked more diligently in the duels than a hard-working farmer at the Oktoberfest and, with five goals, also had the best score of his team. A blonde who was perfect for the midfield position next to Martin Ritsch.

Daniel Lanthaler (St. Martin): With 68 goals conceded, St. Martin statistically had the shaky defense in the entire league. The fact that the class was still maintained in the end must logically have been due to the offensive department, in which Daniel Lanthaler, in particular, stood out alongside Marco Baggio (15 goals, including 7 penalties). Especially after coach Klaus Schuster took office (he came after six match days), the Passeir striker blossomed more than a lily of the valley in spring-like temperatures and scored a total of 12 goals. Unforgettable his brace on the last matchday , with which he delivered the coup de grace to the South Wine Route and sealed the decline of the Unterlandlers.

ATTACK

Luca Consalvo (Brixen): After his move from regional league team Stegen to upper league team Brixen, he did better than Barney Stinson when he high-fived after one of his women's stories. Ran, fought and worked as hard as he could - and scored an outstanding 16 goals, which leads us to two conclusions: On the one hand, Consalvo is the long-awaited full-blooded striker for Brixen, on the other hand, we no longer have to worry about the trees dying - that Attackers have room for everyone. The surprise of the league season.

Enrico Gherardi (Trento): Gherardi's hair and the ball - it's a bit like ketchup and mayo: they have little in common, but when combined they can be a real treat. With 36 goals, he not only scored a third of all Trento's goals, but also equaled Peter Mair's ancient record. To return to the phrase mentioned at the beginning: the former professional scored a good two thirds of his goals with the help of the curls on his head - even though he is by no means a giant at 1,85 meters tall. So you could take your hat off - but unfortunately we've already made our way to the hairdresser.

Fabio Bertoldi (Bozen FC) : Fabio Bertoldi managed to do what many amateur footballers don't even manage in training (without a goalkeeper) in the highest regional league - namely, scoring over 30 goals in two consecutive years. While there were 33 last year, Salurner's goal account now has 32 this season. He is probably the best attacker the local league has ever seen - and that's exactly why it's too bad for it. A Thai professional club must have thought that too, and they are said to have recently invited Bertoldi to a trial training session.

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