City council decides: Türkgücü must not play in Bruck

2022-06-30T14:39:14.540Z

Fürstenfeldbruck – Ultimately, the decision did not really surprise anyone from the football experts in the region: The Munich football club Türkgücü, which was banished from the 3rd division to the regional league by the Bavarian Football Association (BFV) due to insolvency, will play in the upcoming 2022/23 do not hold any league games in the municipal stadium on Klosterstraße. The Brucker city council made this decision in a closed session on Wednesday evening.

The Brucker city council made this decision in a closed session on Wednesday evening.

SC Fürstenfeldbruck, which has a usage contract for the municipal sports facility, is more than disappointed with the decision, which the club cannot understand.

President Jakob Ettner

even speaks of a scandal.

He suspects a personal vendetta by Brucker Mayor Erich Raff (CSU) behind the decision, although the decision was made by a majority in the city council.

Allegedly, the city's clubs submitted all the required documents in good time.

Unacceptable security concept

However, these documents were probably incomplete and unusable, as the district

messenger

was told.

The security concept presented is said to have been quickly copied from some club.

There was even a forget to change the club in the text from which the concept came.

It is said not to have been applicable to the individual circumstances of the monastery stadium.

Türkgücü is probably going to Lohhof now

However, it is not really understandable why both the SCF and Türkgücü are being driven to ruin by the city council's decision.

During the friendly of the Munich club in Oberweikertshofen last Sunday, it had already leaked out that the Turkish club from Munich would probably end up in Lohhof if Fürstenfeldbruck were to be decided against.

The

Kreisbote

questioned the

sporting director of SC Oberweikertshofen, Uli Bergmann

, as Türkgücü on Sunday, 26.

June, played a test match in the Oberweikertshofener Waldstadion.

"I know from a reliable source that Türkgücü will now go to Lohhof.

The dispute between the SCF and the city, between President Ettner and Mayor Raff, should have influenced the decision in my opinion.

I have to say that the Brucker Stadium would have been perfect.

After the SCF only plays in the district league, attractive high-class football would have been seen.

Many Turks who would have come to the games live in the district.

There is even a Turkish football club in the county town.”