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You also have no rest for SC Bern during the play-offs. The big club (measured by the number of spectators) has long ceased to be a reference in the sport, but off the ice it is back. A look back: This season, two trainers, a Canadian with behavioral problems and a general manager were questioned by the lively Lotte. A mess of masterly proportions. Earlier Florence Schelling had been hit, who had been placed in a position for which she would have needed experience (also) for PR reasons.
Raffainer: Progressive and competent
Now Raeto Raffainer is fired, sentenced by the court for exclusion from Bern. Raffainer was raided from the Davos sports office just two years ago. A skilled and forward-thinking professional, tough enough for the hockey scene and crafty enough for the official caste. Fits perfectly. But wait a minute – why did Raffainer also have to play the role of general manager in Bern? We knew from our own experience that a brilliant manager doesn’t necessarily have to be a capable sports strategist. Why did you think it was different the other way around?
Lüthi: Everything used to be better
Now Marc Lüthi is back on the chairmanship of the board and you feel as if you are in a hole in time: everything used to be better. With regard to sporting success at SCB, this guiding principle of reactionary forces applies for once. For Marc Lüthi, one can only hope that the low point has now been reached and that everything will soon return to the way it was. But wasn’t that already thought two years ago when Raffainer was taken from Davos?
Source : Blick
I’m Emma Jack, a news website author at 24 News Reporters. I have been in the industry for over five years and it has been an incredible journey so far. I specialize in sports reporting and am highly knowledgeable about the latest trends and developments in this field.
