“A really difficult phase”
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After the immediate withdrawal from Türkspor Dortmund from the Regionalliga West and the announced from FC Teutonia 05 Ottensen at the end of the season in the Regionalliga Nord, more fourth division are fighting with major problems. In addition to the KFC Uerdingen 05, in which a preliminary insolvency administrator will shortly decide on the future, the 1st FC Düren has come into financial difficulty in the western season.
“At this point, I can neither confirm nor denied that the association goes into bankruptcy,” said Adam Matuszczyk (36) “Reviersport” requestwho is not only on the pitch, but is also the sports director of the Dürener. “It’s a really difficult phase. The team has not received salaries since January. The club management tried to work on solutions. In the coming week, at least as a sporting leadership and team with those responsible, we should have a decision on how and whether it can go on. ”
The financial problems come as a surprise for the ex-Kölner. As a sports director, he only had a reduced budget for the current season and “the budget was not overwhelmed,” emphasized captain Matuszczyk, who is currently in tenth tenth and his team and has twelve points ahead of the relegation ranks. At the opening of insolvency proceedings, nine points are deducted. This season had previously been averted in the north-east relay at VSG Altglienicke and in the north season at VfB Lübeck insolvencies.
Türkgücü Munich in Regionalliga Bavaria without stadium
Meanwhile, Türkgücü Munich has to struggle with logistical problems in the regional league Bavaria. The home game against leader 1. FC Schweinfurt 05, scheduled for Saturday (2 p.m.) cannot take place as planned because the table after the bottom of the table is without stadium. The game had to cancel the game “Association Manager Josef Janker, because the Munich team could not fall back on any of the venues that are available in the admission procedure to participate in the Regionalliga Bavaria. This is entitled to a sports court procedure, ”said the Bavarian Football Association (BFV) on Thursday evening.
The Dantestadion has been the Türkgücüs play since this season, but the system is only approved for games without increased security risk. Since the Schweinfurter are usually accompanied by numerous fans to the away games, the duel with Türkgücü was classified by the association as a risk game. The Grünwald stadium and the Heimstetten sports park are usually available as alternative options, but this time it did not work with the laying.
While games of Bayern II and 1860 Munich take place in the Grünwald stadium on Friday and Saturday, Türkgücü was apparently unable to use SV Heimstetten to use the sports park. SVH board member Jürgen Fritschi explained at the request of the “Süddeutsche Zeitung“, Türkgücü had already been made aware of the problem on February 5. The Bayern league team even offered to switch to Friday evening when Türkgücü needed the stadium on Saturday. But one answer never came.
It is not until the end of February that Türkgücü is said to have contacted the city of Munich and insisted on a right to play in the Grünwald stadium – without success. After all, the last straw in Heimstetten failed primarily because Türkgücü did not want to pay the full rental price for the stadium, which was contractually determined by both sides before the season. A solution was no longer found shortly before the deadline on Thursday afternoon.
Keeping up the game, “this is now a feat,” said Türkgücü President Taskin Akkay from “SZ”. The consequences of the cancellation are still open, but the sports court procedure could end with a 2-0 classification for Schweinfurt. “Everything is possible in football. I would like to wait and see what the association offers in consequences, ”says Akkay, who hopes for a catch -up game. For Türkgücü could at least speak that the club is said to have tried to move a week ago. Schweinfurt, however, was not very compromising, an appointment during the week is not an option due to the job of several players. The BFV refused to exchange home rights with reference to a possible distortion of competition.