Goalkeeper Yaren Sozer on Heidelberg United’s giant-killing run and chances of beating Newcastle Jets
Sozer tied the team’s success to a consistent training program and admitted that he and his few players were “quite superstitious”.
Club explodes the Mumford & Sons Anthem Little Lion Man Every match and club president Steve offers the same meal the night before heating before heating.
He is celebrating the John Anastasiadis coach of Heidelberg United FC after beating Auckland FC.Credit: Getty Images
“We love routine in Heidelberg, Süzer he laughed. “Probably one of the reasons why we are so consistent, we only repeat our rituals in the middle and match day.”
Bergers captain Ben Collins, a former Western United defender working in the commercial planning team for Jetstar, spoke about the team’s desire to prove that the Underdog energy and opponents were wrong.
“You know, we’ve all come here because our contracts are over and we didn’t get renewed contracts, so he probably said a little ‘stick up’ mentality ‘.
A feeling that he accepts. However, the 26 -year -old pendulum began to change, he said.
“Actually, we’re starting to attract some A-League players who look at our league now and think ‘maybe this is the right thing for me’ because I don’t think A-League is as before,” he said.
Sozer, more footballer said the semi -professional route, he said.Credit: Eddie jim
“They looked at the semi -professional route, where they could also focus on their careers other than football and play a standard that still proves itself.
Sozer, Istanbul Daşşağhir FK for playing to play to Türkiye before moving to Melbourne City professionally playing and then signed with the RACAK FC in the Malaysian Super League. He joined Central Coast Marniers as a goalkeeper in 2021 and left in 2023 after his contract ended.
While enjoying working in the finance, the word confessed that it was difficult to switch from a professional full -time footballer to normal office hours.
“After playing as a professional for eight, nine years, I would normally be on the golf field with my teammates after training, but now I have a table job,” he laughed. “I try to stretch myself during those office hours, so my body is good for education after work.”
The sover does not exclude the return to professional football by saying that he always left the door open ”to opportunities.
“For me, this is a situation according to the scenario, if you have the opportunity to step back to that professional route, I think that.”
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For now, the Sozer has focused on the next finals and rewarded the Special Heidelberg and the wider Victoria football community that supports the team.
“Juniors believe that they can play against the best in Australia, and reaching an NPL senior team means something for them, it sounds like a part of something special,” he said.
“Once upon a time, A-League sometimes felt unreachable or unreachable for young people, but he inspires most of these children, seeing local clubs or NPL teams mixed against the best.”
