The successful football department is also taking off online and has its sights set on the new clubhouse.
Forstern - financially extremely successful, athletically rather mixed: This is how it looks with the Forsterner footballers.
Your annual general meeting took place in the sports home - in compliance with the Corona requirements.
Department head Marc Lindenblatt reported on the increased number of members (now 576, including 114 women) and announced that Tobias Keserü has taken over the duties of youth leader Kleinfeld from Thomas Rauer.
He quit for professional reasons.
Since March, the corona situation has been determining what happens at FC Forstern.
Escape routes were created at the sports field.
Construction fences ensure the correct separation of spectators and players' areas and must always remain closed.
The registration of visitors to official games is done via QR code.
Lindenblatt thanked Andy Oellerer for his commitment in creating the hygiene concept and the rapid implementation of the measures, Alexander Fox for the donated players' benches and Max Reiser and Sepp Mößler for the work on the sports field and the new building on the artificial turf.
Lorenz Nagler was also praised for his commitment.
Alexander Fox has set up the media area with some supporters, because the FCF is very active in social media channels.
FC Forstern TV has an average of 533 viewers per game and 127 followers.
A sporting and financial highlight was the women's game in the DFB Cup against Bundesliga club SC Freiburg, which attracted many spectators.
In the coming weeks, FC Forstern will be on Sundays on Sport 1 in the program Doppelpass for the online comparison portal Check24 as an advertising medium.
Lindenblatt is convinced of the chosen path and therefore calls out "Mia san Forstern" as the motto.
Cashier Peter Keilhacker, who posted revenue of around 128,000 euros, presented black numbers for 2019.
He referred to the large income from the women's DFB Cup games.
The expenses totaled a good 104,000 euros.
The largest items were purchases (14,000), gaming operations (12,200), personnel costs (25,900), events (17,000), fees to the BFV (3330) and DFB (10,000).
The bottom line was an increase of almost 24,000 euros.
Large surpluses will also be necessary in the years to come, because the clubhouse has reached its limits.
Chairman Björn Michael presented some construction alternatives and referred to likely subsidies from the BLSV and regional grants as well as personal contributions (10 percent) and working hours (14,000).
Preliminary talks have already taken place and more have been agreed.
Architect Michael Jaksch is currently working on a more cost-effective alternative and wants to present a cost estimate in October.
The following annual general meeting of the entire association promises news.
Sporting director Roland Gfüllner went into the men's game operations and named relegation as a season goal for both teams.
Reinhard Schulz is the new coach of the second team.
It should help that the players develop and integrate the youth players in the men's area.
Wolfgang Häusler reported on the football women.
The problem child is currently the first team.
Due to many injured players, the squad has shrunk badly, and coach Thilo Herberholz is going abroad (we reported).
The second team, on the other hand, is the front runner in the regional league and, with the two coaches Stefan Baumgartner and Wolfgang Häusler, has an eye on the regional league.
The aim of the new third women's team, which competes as a syndicate with SV Hohenlinden, is promotion to the district league.
