District - Usually the Bavarian Football Association (BFV) honors well-deserved and long-term officials or voluntarily committed club representatives at a big ceremony in the Allianz Arena.
But that was not possible recently due to Corona.
Instead, the honors were carried out on a smaller scale at the district level.
The Zugspitz district met at the Staudenwirt in Finning. "We are happy that it has now worked out at such short notice, because every individual has earned this honor," said district game director Heinz Eckl when welcoming the 45 guests from all over the circle. The district game director was particularly pleased with the guest of honor, soccer world champion Klaus Augenthaler. "That was totally uncomplicated, Klaus immediately accepted after my request," beamed Eckl. Augenthaler did not allow himself to be asked for long about his footballing origins in Lower Bavaria at FC Vilshofen and his experiences at FC Bayern and in the national team. "My best time was when I was young at Vilshofen," said the world champion, who expressly thanked everyone who was honored for their commitment.“It is not self-evident what they do,” Augenthaler praised the 18 honorary ladies and gentlemen from the group who were honored that evening. “I appreciate the roots where football comes from,” said the 1990 world champion, highlighting the importance of the small village clubs from which most of the honorees come. Together with the district volunteer officer Hans Melch and the district volunteer officer Andreas Gegg, Augenthaler then presented the award winners with the certificate, a DFB watch and a board game from FC Bayern, so that they can then also be used for photos and autographs. Christa Effenberger (SC Percha) from the district of Starnberg was one of the honorees.“I appreciate the roots where football comes from,” said the 1990 world champion, highlighting the importance of the small village clubs from which most of the honorees come. Together with the district volunteer officer Hans Melch and the district volunteer officer Andreas Gegg, Augenthaler then presented the award winners with the certificate, a DFB watch and a board game from FC Bayern, so that they can then also be used for photos and autographs. Christa Effenberger (SC Percha) from the district of Starnberg was one of the honorees.“I appreciate the roots where football comes from,” said the 1990 world champion, highlighting the importance of the small village clubs from which most of the honorees come. Together with the district volunteer officer Hans Melch and the district volunteer officer Andreas Gegg, Augenthaler then presented the award winners with the certificate, a DFB watch and a board game from FC Bayern, so that they can then also be used for photos and autographs. Christa Effenberger (SC Percha) from the district of Starnberg was one of the honorees.Together with the district volunteer officer Hans Melch and the district volunteer officer Andreas Gegg, Augenthaler then presented the award winners with the certificate, a DFB watch and a board game from FC Bayern, so that they can then also be used for photos and autographs. Christa Effenberger (SC Percha) from the district of Starnberg was one of the honorees.Together with the district volunteer officer Hans Melch and the district volunteer officer Andreas Gegg, Augenthaler then presented the award winners with the certificate, a DFB watch and a board game from FC Bayern, so that they can then also be used for photos and autographs. Christa Effenberger (SC Percha) from the district of Starnberg was one of the honorees.
Roland Halmel
