Video report not approved: fuss about appearance of FCL shareholder Alpstaeg in the box

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With the victory over Servette, FC Luzern has clung to the noble top region of the table. Instead of talking about this topic, everyone in Central Switzerland is once again talking about the shareholder dispute that has been weighing on the entire region for about a year.

The reason is the unexpected match visit of investor Bernhard Alpstaeg (77). After months, he presented himself again on Sunday against Servette in the Swissporarena. And with a large delegation. In addition to companions such as Walter Stierli (75), Rudolf Stäger (66) and Sacha Widdorovits (71), journalists such as editor-in-chief Patrik Müller (48), sports director François Schmid and a photographer and video journalist from the CH-Media Publishers, he was also at the side of Alpstaeg.

Media research as a reason for the stadium visit

This raises questions for FC Luzern. For example, whether the media representatives’ visit to the expensive chairs in Alpstaeg’s box was ethically compatible with the duties of their work. Moreover, it is a thorn in the side of the club that journalistic recordings have been made without permission.

For Alpstaeg and Co. there is nothing unusual about attending the match or the group setup. When asked by Blick, Widdorovits said that this was a normal procedure. The media company requested a report, to which Wigdorovits and Alpstaeg agreed and found a joint arrangement with them. The report with video was finally published on Monday evening.

Alpstaeg happy – bend disturbed

The competition visit was a great success, says Widdorovits. On the one hand, because of the successful outcome of the game. On the other hand, Alpstaeg was extremely pleased with the warm reception by the members of the advisory board. WGDorovits even says that it ‘touched’ him.

The corner and parts of the opponent were anything but happy with Alpstaeg’s visit. During the first half, some fans in the stadium made a banner that they displayed shortly after the second half resumed. They chanted loudly “Alpstaeg-Raus”.

The fronts? They remain hardened. The ‘Luzerner Zeitung’ aptly describes in its report that there is enormous mutual distrust around the club. It will remain that way until a court decision is made.

Source : Blick