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Peace back at Mannschaft

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An apology from Torsten Frings appears to have restored the peace to the German national team set-up after a mini-revolt threatened to upset the World Cup qualifying campaign.
Coach Joachim Loew had found himself having to deal with a number of bush fires in the last few weeks despite Germany's solid start to its World Cup qualifying campaign.
Late Tuesday he met Werder Bremen's Frings in Berlin to tell him in no uncertain terms he would have to prove himself if he wants to win back his place in the team.
Loew had last week summoned his captain. Michael Ballack. for talks after the Chelsea midfielder had made some highly critical comments in a newspaper inter-
The coach this autumn has also had to deal with a dispute involving Ballack and team manager Oliver Bierhoff which had beensimmering ' for some time and came to the fore immediately after the lost Euro 2008 final against Spain in July.
In addition, striker Kevin Kuranyi walked out on the team during last
month's World Cup qualifier against Russia in Dortmund, unhappy at not being selected by Loew for the final 18-man squad.
Schalke striker Kuranyi won't be picked again for Germany under Loew - and Ballack and Frings have now both had to apologize to the coach or also risk banishment.
German football icon Franz Beckenbauer has not been alone in his surprise at the recent behaviour of players, effectively describing some of today's players as wimps -an "over-sensitivebunch."
After Tuesday’s peace talks between Loew and Frings, he told Premiere television: "Let’s hope that’s enough of all these sensitive feelings. It was getting ridiculous hearing it all.”
Not all commentators are convinced the air has been really cleared. And the harmony and team spirit which had been a notable feature of the squad under Juergcn Klinsmann at the 2006 World Cup and then initially under Loew has been dealt a blow.
It was a sense of an artificially nurtured harmony arpynd: the squad which had. begun to irritate Ballack in the first place.
But for Loew, his captain went too far when he complained that senior players were not being shown
enough respect following the decision to leave stalwart Frings out of the side for the last two matches.
Ballack apologized in a meeting with Loew last week in Frankfurt, and Frings has now conceded he had also made a mistake in airing his discontent publicly.
"Torsten and I had already had a fair and open discussion last October in Dusseldorf before the Russia and Wales games when I told him he can be an important player for the national team." Loew said in a statement on the German Football Federation website.
"But competition for midfield is intense and he mustprove himself. He has accepted this and apologized."
Frings told Premiere that he expected no selection guarantees and would fight for his place in the Germany team.
"The talks were good. Both (myself and Loew) said what we had on our minds. The issue has now been dealt with," he said.
"It is quite clear to me that I can claim no special privileges based on my previous success and achievements."
In similar cpntrjte remarks last week. Ballack, 32, had said: "I apologized to Joachim Loew. He is the coach, he makes the decisions and we have to respect them."