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circulated for weeks as a rumor is now official: Harold Kreis leaves at end of season Düsseldorf EC and is new coach of the Adler Mannheim. The 51-year-old has signed a contract in Mannheim in 2012. The DEG Manager Lance Nethery confirmed shortly after the battle of both teams yesterday, Tuesday several media.
versa This circuit after two years in office in Dusseldorf to his old place back. The former international player had played in 19 years almost 900 games for the DEL-Rordmeister, held office where Teal Fowler had dismissed as head coach Doug Mason moment.
I understand that the better financial offer from the Mannheim decided the issue. "It is a pity, but we can only spend what we have," said Nethery the West German newspaper . Nethery would like to continue the success Coach tied to the DEG, but could not ultimately bid with Mannheim.

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The sparrows are long from the rooftops now only need the final confirmation of the Eagle: Harold circle around back to Mannheim. The 51-year-old hockey idol, the 19 years the white-blue-red jersey and contributed as a player two titles won (1980 and 1997), will take over next season as coach at the DEL-club and interim coach Teal Fowler replace. Fowler turn to Marcus Kuhl, the new sporting director will inherit an eagle Manager.
After this information paper informs district of Düsseldorf Manager Lance Nethery earlier this week that he will leave the DEG end of this season. "I learned of this on Monday," Nethery yesterday confirmed the change. As the "Express" reported that group has already signed a lucrative two-year contract in Mannheim.
Daniel Hopp not denied the message on demand. "I can confirm I do not. I realize that much is speculation, but in the state of affairs has not changed," said the Eagle's shareholders. Even with Doug Mason's dismissal not-Personnel Manager had brought the ball rolling Kuhl ("Harold circle would be the most logical solution"). Hopp also said recently that the successful coach - he was twice champion in Switzerland and led the DEG in the finals last season - was his preferred candidate. "He is an icon"