The aim of the bankruptcy administration is to make a debt and the development of a sustainable concept for a restart in the Oberliga in the coming season.
If they now continue with the same people who have driven the cart in front of the wall, they can no longer help them. The whole season was a complete theater with a public dispute on the board, from the beginning unpaid salaries and invoices and constantly empty promises on the part of the patrons in the background.
Now it goes into the Oberliga and you will certainly do it without Eser and Co.
So just set up the club wide and solid and bake smaller rolls for a few years. Build everything bit by bit. Then you will get back much more in a few years.
It has always been the same in Uerdingen for years. You descend into the top division, someone comes to the club with great promises, you get up, you get off again and have to go into bankruptcy. This association has delivered so many absurdities in the past 7-8 years alone that entire books could be filled with it. It would be really nice if someone bothered. There are a very large majority that does not want to build up the club in the top division in peace, because one is a) at least in the regional league and b) the club with the stadium in the top division is not able to survive because too few spectators come. Is not my opinion. But is what you hear again and again.
After the fifth (?) Insolvency in 20 years, I’m curious to see if there is a real fresh start in the top division at all or this time the lights really finally go out. For me it directed the latter. I’m really sorry for the faithful fans of the club. On the other hand, there are also a lot of powers that do not deserve it otherwise.
The MSV is therefore missing the last home game. A derby with a promotion ceremony in front of 25,000 – 30,000 spectators, which would certainly have recorded six -digit sums. You will also be enthusiastic about this message. Just an example of much of where the club has shown in recent years that it cannot be trusted.