Stay away from opera singing!: The Americans of GC should not make these mistakes

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Many GC fans today still break a sweat from witnessing a memorable singing performance almost eleven years ago. Standing in a mailbox, an opera singer sings “We Are the Champions” prior to the derby against FCZ. And for the first time in history, the two rival fan camps are united and whistle together for the hapless singer. Therefore, the new GC owners should stay away from opera singing! There are plenty of alternatives: “Nume GC” by Nöggi, for example.

Agreed, there are easier things than saying GC if you don’t speak German. Nevertheless, someone should have intervened in advance when ex-president Sky Sun consistently talked about ‘Tschi Si’ in his introductory video – and followed through. The new WG chairman Stacy Johns is doing better, but her “Ge Tsii” also has room for improvement. A little tip: Maybe just talk about the Grasshopper Club. It is also extremely difficult. But the chance of failure is considerably smaller.

Sportingly, the Hoppers were doing well in the early 1990s, but off the field a rather strange PR campaign drove the fans to the barricades. Under the motto ‘GC Family’, the record champions want to appeal to a wider audience. But the shot backfires heavily. It is not the only PR campaign that left shame on the faces of supporters. Greetings are sent to a whirlpool that once stood on the sidelines and was perfect for bathing during games. The new owners may also come up with something strange. After all, the Americans are among the absolute world leaders in this field.

Nearly twenty years ago there was a scandal at Hoppers’ Christmas party. Goalkeeper Marco Ambrosio takes on the magician hired especially for the celebration. The entire team then leaves the room together. Only after mediation by sports director Jean-Paul Brigger and coach Carlos Bernegger can an escalation be avoided. For Americans this means: nothing against celebrating, but please don’t expect any unpleasant surprises.

Source : Blick