Criticism of President Bernstein
Immediately before the general meeting of Hertha BSC on Sunday, supervisory board chairman Klaus Brüggemann announced his resignation from the Berliners. The 64-year-old said this in a letter to the presidium and meeting chair Dr. Dirk Lentfer’s statement announces how the “Kicker“ reported and has now been officially confirmed.
“If vanity and claims to power are more important than the club, then something is going wrong with our old lady. “I won’t bend, I’d rather go,” Brüggemann is quoted as saying by the magazine. With his decision, the head of the control committee anticipates another vote by the members on his remaining in office. There had already been a motion to vote him out in November 2022.
Brüggemann is said to have been one of the few to speak out internally against reintegrating goalkeeper Marius Gersbeck. After the violent incident during the training camp in Austria was dealt with in court, the 28-year-old’s suspension was lifted. Another member, Renate Döhmer, is leaving the supervisory board, leaving only Dr. Torsten-Jörn Klein, Andreas Schmidt and Scott Körber remain on the committee. Brüggemann was first represented on the Hertha supervisory board between 2000 and 2004, his second term started in June 2018 – he took over as chairman in 2022.
Update 12:04 p.m.: Brüggemann verbally clearly directed himself against the club’s president Kay Bernstein, who was unable to be at the general meeting after an accident at the office and is still in the hospital. The ex-supervisory board chairman said, among other things, that Bernstein was overwhelmed by the presidency. His resignation hurt him very much.
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Lucien Favre – 820 days in office – points average: 1.48 per game
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Karsten Heine – 5 days in office – average points: 0
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Friedhelm Funkel – 270 days in office – average points: 0.94 per game
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October 3, 2009 – June 30, 2010
Markus Babbel – 535 days in office – average points: 1.87 per game
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July 1, 2010 – December 18, 2011
Rainer Widmayer – 7 days in office – average points: 3.00 per game
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12/19/2011 – 12/26/2011
Michael Skibbe – 47 days in office – average points: 0
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12/27/2011 – 02/12/2012
René Tretschok – 6 days in office – average points: 0
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02/12/2012 – 02/18/2012
Otto Rehhagel – 132 days in office – points average: 0.86 per game
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02/19/2012 – 06/30/2012
Jos Luhukay – 949 days in office – points average: 1.53 per game
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07/01/2012 – 02/05/2015
Pál Dárdai – 1,606 days in office – points average: 1.38 per game
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02/05/2015 – 06/30/2019
Ante Covic – 149 days in office – points average: 1.21 per game
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July 1, 2019 – November 27, 2019
Jürgen Klinsmann – 76 days in office – average points: 1.20 per game
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November 27, 2019 – February 11, 2020
Alexander Nouri – 56 days in office – average points: 1.25 per game
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February 12, 2020 – April 8, 2020
Bruno Labbadia – 290 days in office – points average: 1.07 per game
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04/09/2020 – 01/24/2021
Pál Dárdai – 308 days in office – points average: 1.23 per game
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01/25/2021 – 11/29/2021
Tayfun Korkut – 104 days in office – points average: 0.64 per game
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November 29, 2021 – March 13, 2022
Felix Magath – 108 days in office – points average: 1.11 per game
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March 13, 2022 – June 30, 2022
Sandro Schwarz – 289 days in office – points average: 0.76 per game
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Pál Dárdai – points average: 1.38 per game
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