Marek Janečka, FK Spišská Nová Ves Coach
- SPIŠSKÁ NOVÁ VES – Marek Janečka, now coaching from the sidelines, recently discussed his early playing days in Rimavská Sobota, his evolving coaching style, and the challenges of...
- Janečka fondly recalls his time with Rimavská Sobota,emphasizing its pivotal role in launching his professional career.
- He expressed gratitude for the club and its passionate supporters.
Janečka Reflects on Rimavská Sobota Roots, Coaching Beliefs
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SPIŠSKÁ NOVÁ VES – Marek Janečka, now coaching from the sidelines, recently discussed his early playing days in Rimavská Sobota, his evolving coaching style, and the challenges of leading Football Club Spišská Nová Ves.
Early Days in Rimavská Sobota
Janečka fondly recalls his time with Rimavská Sobota,emphasizing its pivotal role in launching his professional career. “Rimavská Sobota was my start to professional football,and I remember it fondly,” janečka stated. He credits the club with providing invaluable experience that propelled him to subsequent opportunities in Trnava, Hansa Rostock, and Karviná. After a less prosperous stint in Banská Bystrica, he returned to Rimavská Sobota, which he considers a crucial “restart.”
He expressed gratitude for the club and its passionate supporters. “I owe Rimavská very much and I will always like to go back there. I do not let them: people ferven, the atmosphere great, the time great.”
Reunion with Jozef Pisár
The recent match against Rimavská Sobota also provided an opportunity for Janečka to reconnect with Jozef Pisár, a former teammate. Both now serve as sports directors for their respective clubs. “I am glad for such meetings, because we should not forget that we have experienced somthing together,” Janečka noted.
Janečka humorously recounted learning a valuable lesson from pisár during their playing days. “Of course! I always have to pass the older player in the foot. This is the basis!” He described the pressure of being Pisár’s pre-match warm-up partner, recalling a stern correction after an errant pass. “I gave him a pass by chance at half a meter beside, he just looked at me, ‘Young, where do you put it?!'”
Transition to Coaching
Janečka’s move to the bench was prompted by the illness of head coach Pavol Mlynár. Initially stepping in as an assistant, Janečka has since taken on a more prominent role following Mlynár’s decision to step down due to health concerns. “In the first round,when we tied in Poprad 0: 0,coach pavol Mlynár was sick and had great temperatures,so I already coached from the position of assistant,” he explained. “Then it continued for the coach’s personal and health problems. He officially confirmed this week that he would have to end. We will have to deal with this situation.”
While acknowledging the temptation to return to playing, Janečka is committed to his coaching responsibilities. He prioritizes giving opportunities to younger players. “At the moment I certainly do not plan to return while I am a coach. It’s not fair to boys who train all week to go to the expense of a young, albeit only 20-30 minutes. I’d rather give a chance to a young boy.”
Coaching Style
Janečka describes himself as an “impulsive coach” who isn’t afraid to express his emotions. He contrasts his style with that of more reserved managers. “I’m not an Ancelotti coach that I will have a chewing gum and chew on the bench. It’s not me.” He identifies more with coaches like Diego Simeone, known for their passionate sideline presence. “rather, I like the type like Diego Simeone, which gives bombs. I like that. The coach is supposed to live with the team, show emotions, frequently enough draw attention to himself to lighten the team.”
Ultimately, Janečka is persistent to remain true to himself as a coach. “I will go my way, weather someone likes it or not. Just as I was my player,I will be my coach and I don’t care what others think.”
III.East League Table
| Team Name | Z | V | R | P | Score | B |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slávia TU Košice | 22 | 17 | 2 | 3 | 45:15 | 53 |
| MFK Vranov nad Topľou | 21 | 13 | 5 | 3 | 50:25 | 44 |
| Football Club Spišská Nová Ves | 22 | 12 | 5 | 5 | 40:21 | 41 |
| MŠK Tesla Stropkov | … | … | … | … | … | … |
Current Standings in Slovakian Soccer League
Here are the current standings for a Slovakian soccer league. The table includes team names, games played, wins, losses, ties, goal difference, and total points.
| Team | Games Played | wins | Losses | Ties | Goal Difference | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MŠK Tesla Stropkov | 21 | 12 | 6 | 3 | 36:22 | 39 |
| MFK Snina | 20 | 10 | 4 | 6 | 34:21 | 36 |
| FK Poprad | 22 | 9 | 7 | 6 | 37:34 | 33 |
| ŠK Odeva Lipany | 22 | 9 | 8 | 5 | 36:37 | 32 |
| FC Lokomotiva Košice | 21 | 7 | 8 | 6 | 30:23 | 27 |
| MŠK Námestovo | 22 | 8 | 11 | 3 | 30:41 | 27 |
| MFK Dolny Kubin, SRO | 22 | 7 | 11 | 4 | 32:47 | 25 |
| TJ Baník Kalinovo | 21 | 6 | 9 | 6 | 28:35 | 24 |
| MŠK Rimavská Sobota | 22 | 7 | 12 | 3 | 52:49 | 24 |
| FTC Fiľakovo | 21 | 7 | 11 | 3 | 32:37 | 24 |
| MŠK novohrad Lučenec | 22 | 5 | 11 | 6 | 28:40 | 21 |
| MŠK Spišské Podhradie | 21 | 4 | 12 | 5 | 21:48 | 17 |
MŠK Tesla Stropkov currently leads the league with 39 points, closely followed by MFK Snina with 36 points.
Partizán bardejov BŠK season Results: A Statistical Overview
Partizán Bardejov BŠK’s season concluded with a final tally of 14 points. The team participated in 22 matches.
Season Summary
Here’s a breakdown of their performance:
- Matches Played: 22
- Wins: 4
- Draws: 2
- Losses: 16
Goals
The team scored 25 goals and conceded 61, resulting in a important goal difference.
Key Statistics Explained
Understanding the abbreviations used in the season summary:
- Z = Matches Played
- V = Wins
- R = Draws
- P = Losses
- B = Points
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Final Standings
With 14 points, Partizán Bardejov BŠK faces challenges in improving their standing for the next season.
Detailed Match Statistics
The following table summarizes the team’s performance across key metrics.
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Matches Played | 22 |
| Wins | 4 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Losses | 16 |
| Goals For:Goals Against | 25:61 |
| Points | 14 |
note: statistics are based on available data.
Janečka on Rimavská Sobota Roots, coaching Philosophy
Marek janečka, now a coach, reflected on his early playing days in Rimavská Sobota, his evolving coaching style, and the challenges of leading Football Club Spišská Nová Ves.
Early Days in rimavská Sobota
Janečka fondly remembers his time with Rimavská Sobota, emphasizing its pivotal role in launching his professional career. “Rimavská Sobota was my start to professional football, and I remember it fondly,” he stated. He credits the club with providing invaluable experiance that propelled him to opportunities in Trnava,Hansa Rostock,and Karviná. After a less prosperous stint in Banská Bystrica, he returned to Rimavská Sobota, which he considers a crucial “restart.”
He expressed gratitude for the club and its passionate supporters. “I owe Rimavská very much and I will always like to go back there. I do not let them: people ferven, the atmosphere great, the time great.”
Reunion with Jozef Pisár
The recent match against Rimavská Sobota also provided an possibility for janečka to reconnect with Jozef Pisár, a former teammate. Both now serve as sports directors for their respective clubs. “I am glad for such meetings, as we should not forget that we have experienced something together,” Janečka noted.
Janečka humorously recounted learning a valuable lesson from Pisár during their playing days. “Of course! I always have to pass the older player in the foot. This is the basis!” He described the pressure of being Pisár’s pre-match warm-up partner, recalling a stern correction after an errant pass. “I gave him a pass by chance at half a meter beside, he just looked at me, ‘Young, where do you put it?!'”
Transition to Coaching
Janečka’s move to the bench was prompted by the illness of head coach Pavol Mlynár. Initially stepping in as an assistant, Janečka has since taken on a more prominent role following Mlynár’s decision to step down due to health concerns. “In the first round,when we tied in Poprad 0:0,coach pavol Mlynár was sick and had great temperatures,so I already coached from the position of assistant,” he explained. “Then it continued for the coach’s personal and health problems. He officially confirmed this week that he would have to end. We will have to deal with this situation.”
While acknowledging the temptation to return to playing, janečka is committed to his coaching responsibilities. He prioritizes giving opportunities to younger players. “At the moment I certainly do not plan to return while I am a coach. It’s not fair to boys who train all week to go to the expense of a young, albeit onyl for 20-30 minutes. I’d rather give a chance to a young boy.”
Coaching Style
janečka describes himself as an “impulsive coach” who isn’t afraid to express his emotions. He contrasts his style with that of more reserved managers. “I’m not an Ancelotti coach that I will have a chewing gum and chew on the bench. It’s not me.” He identifies more with coaches like Diego Simeone, known for their passionate sideline presence. “Rather, I like the type like Diego Simeone, which gives bombs. I like that. The coach is supposed to live with the team, show emotions, frequently enough draw attention to himself to lighten the team.”
Ultimately,Janečka is persistent to remain true to himself as a coach. “I will go my way, whether someone likes it or not. Just as I was my player, I will be my coach and I don’t care what others think.”
Statistical Overview
| Wins | 4 |
| Draws | 2 |
| Losses | 16 |
| Goals For:Goals against | 25:61 |
| Points | 14 |
note: statistics are based on available data.