You could really think that Dynamo is aiming for it. In any case, this obligation does not counteract their sleazy image as a supposed hotbed of right-wing extremists and hooligans (think of the unspeakable and embarrassing because expected escalation against Kaiserslautern).
You only have to look around the social media to see who is defending and celebrating this match – the interfaces to pro-AfD statements and accounts from the radical lateral thinker milieu are obvious. On the other side the tenor: “Couldn’t think of it, what belongs together grows together”.
I’m still waiting for the postillon report that Martin Hinteregger and his entourage want to land. A festival for right-wing Dresdeners, a disservice to everyone else. Dynamo solidifies its dubious reputation.
My sympathy is limited (simply because there is basically no resistance from decent fans to the activities in and in their club), but it remains a tragedy.
In addition, there is an initial reputation for his sporting performance in Bremen. There he (ask Arnd Zeigler) is said to have acted arrogantly, snubbed the club environment in the office and is de facto taken solely responsible for the almost missed promotion. The upswing after his resignation also speaks for itself.
It is to be wished for Dresden that Dynamo would fall flat on its face with this commitment so severely that the club could then cleanse itself, renew itself and position itself clearly against certain tendencies in order to then assume the role it could. And by that I don’t mean the image as a not very subtly run club for scumbags.
Wow, what you interpret into the commitment of a coach and draw connections is really fascinating.
Technically he is probably the best coach you can get for a relatively low salary, for this reason and for no other reason he was hired.