Rapids former coach and kicker August Starek announced his membership in SK Rapid. Reason: He wants to set an example after the sexism scandal. “The rotten apples have to be sorted out rigorously,” said the 75-year-old and spoke out in favor of the responsible perpetrators being banned from the stadium.
“As a Rapidler, I’m ashamed of it. That’s why I’m making a statement now,” Starek emphasized oe24. “I have therefore canceled my paid membership and will not go to the West Stadium in the future.”
The ex-player positioned himself clearly against the banner: “It damaged the SK Rapid’s image. Such a saying is unacceptable.” In addition, this “should never have been rolled out”.
“Gustl” Starek shoots against SK Rapid
The club management also has to accept criticism for the scandal. “If the club leaders don’t dare to impose sanctions on the Ultras, they have to step down or be eliminated,” Starek said.
Rapid’s upper floor is intimidated by the Ultras and therefore has no corresponding consequences. “That’s why they have been watching for decades how these fans terrorize and harm the club.”
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