Robert Reisinger remains head of TSV 1860 Munich.
He was confirmed as president on Sunday.
He sees himself confirmed in his course.
Munich – The re-election of Robert Reisinger and his two deputies, Hans Sitzberger and Heinz Schmidt, was a matter of form.
Out of 310 voting members, Reisinger 290, Schmidt 291 and Sitzberger even 302 yes votes.
Sitzberger, who was loudly celebrated with shouts of "sitzi, Sitzi", received a particularly large amount of applause.
TSV 1860 Munich: Re-elected President Reisinger calls for promotion as a goal
Earlier, during the report, Reisinger promoted the course of the last five years: "The consolidation course was successful." There will be no further debts under his leadership in the future either.
"It is important to maintain the course of reasonable management even in the event of promotion," announced Reisinger, who defined the return to the second division as the "declared goal".
Hasan Ismaik will not only have listened carefully there.
There are still differing views on the Jordanian, who Reisinger did not even mention by name during the entire meeting.
Reisinger declared the "T-Shirt-Gate affair" discussed in the media to be over.
About the Leiberl put on by the KGaA, which looks confusingly similar to a shirt from the club, Reisinger said: "I think there are no two opinions on the question of whether this is plagiarism." Anthony Power and his TSV 1860 Merchandising GmbH, which is managed, is itself quite ready to take legal action.
"Once he understands that, the counterfeits will disappear from the shelves."
"The approval of our co-partner would be a nice thing for the internal climate, but it is not mandatory."
Robert Reisinger on the construction of a gym at Grünwalder Straße 114.
The conversion of the Grünwalder Stadium was also discussed.
The Oberlöwe defended the venue in Giesing and is against moving to the much larger Olympic Stadium: "Personally, I prefer a sold-out Grünwalder." The club is in dialogue with the city and is fighting for further "bonuses".
From the President's point of view, the tight capacity has "pros and cons": In the past, you would have had to beg for free tickets in the Allianz Arena, but today tickets "have become a rare commodity".
The long-planned construction of a sports hall at Grünwalder Straße 114 could be tricky.
"The approval of our co-partner would be a nice thing for the internal climate, but it is not mandatory," said Reisinger, who accused the co-partner of "not being strict" in the negotiations.
If there is no agreement in the next quarter, “we will take an alternative route in the club”.
(Joerg Bullinger)
