Fans versus DFB - on the 25th matchday this duel goes into the next round. Which may be fought out with harder bandages. The fan scene apparently does not shy away from abandoning the game.
- In the dispute with the DFB , the fan scene announces further actions around the Bundesliga games.
- Terminations of the lots would also be accepted.
- The supporters make a clear demand on the association .
Munich - The Bundesliga faces another troubled weekend. And not because of the danger posed by the corona virus. Rather, as on the previous day, there could be interruptions to the games provoked by fans, or even breaks this time. This can be concluded from a letter to the DFB from the association "German Fan Scenes" .
The letter once again illustrates how hardened the fronts are after the association, contrary to its announcement, had recently resorted to the actually frowned upon means of collective punishment after supporters of Borussia Dortmund once again shot posters with Dietmar Hopp , patron of 1899 Hoffenheim .
Fan letter to DFB: demand that the penalty against BVB fans be lifted
Now various ultra-groups have turned to the largest national sports association in the world under the title "Collective punishments to 'protect' a billionaire - the DFB shows its true face again". The association calls for “immediate lifting of the audience exclusions against Borussia Dortmund” . The BVB supporters were locked out of Bundesliga games in Sinsheim for two years because of anti-billionaire hate posters
Now the fan association announces: "We fans will not accept the practice of the last day of the match so easily and, in case of doubt, will continue to accept interruptions and aborts ." On day 24, various games were opposed due to written or verbal insults from the corners Hopp been interrupted. The referees followed the three-step plan , according to which a game is ended prematurely on the third wrong step.
Fan letter to DFB: accusation of parallel justice for punishments
The fan letter also says: "The actual shame of the past few weeks has been in the behavior of the associations, especially the DFB . First, the publicly suspended collective sentences were reintroduced. Mind you, in a parallel judiciary created by a football association. ”This is an“ unconstitutional type of punishment ”and“ cannot be reconciled with our understanding of democracy ”. As a result, "he (the DFB ) not only reveals his distorted picture of the rule of law, but also impressively demonstrates that he is only interested in change and dialogue as long as his business is not seriously disrupted."
The fan association sees the action of the DFB as " fighting our fan culture and our values". In addition, it is emphasized: "The profiteers of the 'Football' business try to split the fan curves with this seemingly catchy topic in order to ultimately remove the active fan scenes." The "fan scenes in Germany" finally write on the flags, "always put your finger on the Wound (wounds) and work for democratic clubs, effective participation in football, for the maintenance of the 50 + 1 rule, for affordable tickets and kick-off times for catches ”. Only this allows us fans to identify with this sport halfway.
Fan letter to DFB:
In addition to the abolition of collective penalties, the fan association also demands the fight against the "really ugly faces of football". That alone does not smell of early reconciliation. Just like the signing of the letter with the words dripping with hate "Fuck you, DFB!"
So there is a risk of the next escalation in the dispute between the fan scene and the association. German professional football is facing an ordeal.
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