the Journey to the WORLD cup has not gone completely without problems for the national team.
Several of the players have been affected by the disease.
It tells Klavs Bruun Jørgensen to TV 2 Sport.
“Far along the way, it has been a good journey, if we disregard the five players who got bad stomach and have been thrown up. It is either because they have eaten something wrong or have been infected by one or another. So they have just been put in isolation to start with,” says the national coach.
And several of the profiles are among the hit. There is talk about Stine Bodholdt, Sarah Iversen, Cecilie Greve, Kristina Jørgensen and Kathrine Heindahl.
Klavs Bruun Jørgensen predicts that there is talk that the players have eaten something wrong, but he is not very concerned about.
Already now – Friday morning, Danish time – it seems the players are improving and he forecasts they will soon be ready again, after a possible extra day of rest.
the national Team travelled away early Thursday morning, and Liderbahis they arrived after a days journey to the japanese, as they are raised to a week ahead of time to come up optimally.
It is due to the time difference in Copenhagen, and Kumamoto – where the finals take place – is eight hours, has Klavs Bruun Jørgensen previously told. It requires habituation, and therefore has the national team been a priority for previous travel rather than, for example, to play practice matches.
Looking away from the sick players are Klavs Bruun Jørgensen travelled to Japan with a squad that is quite clear – and without damage – and thus, they are ready for the big finals.
Denmark play the first match at the WORLD cup on Saturday, 30. november, where it applies to Australia. Subsequently, waiting for south Korea, Germany, Brazil and France in the group stage. Denmark as one of the best of the three, waiting there, then three matches in mellemrunden.
All matches can be followed LIVE here on bt.dk, and because of the time difference, it becomes a little early affair. All matches in group stage starts: it already 12: 30 Danish time.
