Hopp? Schalke fans are counting on tonnies
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Kimmich secures Bayern against Schalke the semifinals
– – Bayern have the upper hand at Schalke in a varied cup game. The guests controlled the game, but Schalke missed top-class chances. You can see the highlights of the game in the video. – –
– The game between Schalke and Bayern was over. This was definitely in question. The fans also showed posters this time. They didn’t insult Hopp. Bayern professional Kimmich says something remarkable. – – – David Wagner was relieved despite the 0: 1 (0: 1) loss to Bayern. On the one hand, his very defensive Schalke presented themselves properly in the cup semi-finals and could not be slaughtered. On the other hand, the game ended regularly and was not canceled. After the events of the weekend in several Bundesliga stadiums with the insults against the Hoffenheim patron Dietmar Hopp, this was definitely in question. Schalke in particular had announced that they would leave the site in the event of further derailments. “The focus was on football. That’s the way it should be, ”said Wagner, but was only partially right. There were protests from the ultra scene that evening, too, but the fans refrained from personal insults and crosshairs. The fan scene feels blackmailed Credit: Bongarts / Getty Images / Matthias Hangst – – “Dementer Football Association! Forget about pledges against collective penalties, now you try to blackmail us football fans with abandoned games, ”was written on a banner. Another question asked: “If we now show a son of a bitch, will you stop playing and we’ll make it to a penalty shootout ?!” In general, this time it wasn’t about Hopp, but about the DFB and, above all, its own chairman of the supervisory board. Clemens Tönnies made a racist statement in a speech last year and was internally banned for three months. Now he’s back in office. The cup game against Bayern Schalker fans now used to settle with Tönnies. Hard criticism of Tönnies Source: AFP / SASCHA SCHUERMANN – – “Hypocrites,” fans wrote on a banner. Another advised: “If you are sitting in a glass house, you should talk to CT first”. And: “You betrayed the values of our association with Tönnies! Save yourself your comments. “ On the other hand, there was nothing to be heard from the Bayernkurve, which almost provoked a game break on Saturday in Hoffenheim with its banners. From the fan scene it is said that the DFB would measure by two standards. Hopp would get special treatment, nothing would happen in other incidents such as the racism scandal in the Schalke 16 round of 16 against Hertha BSC a few weeks ago.
– –Maybe the sign came too late, says Kimmich
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