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After the 1-1 draw against Lugano, FCB coach Heiko Vogel attacked referee Lukas Fähndrich. The FCB coach says an hour after the game ends, “I am deeply concerned about this person’s ability to officiate games. The arrogance he has!” Vogel previously saw yellow twice within seconds, first because of mocking clapping, then because of his unfriendly farewell. “I hope I don’t have to see you again,” Vogel said to the referee.
FCB goalie Marwin Hitz and veteran Fabian Frei also attacked the referee. The FCB veterans claim that Fähndrich would have insulted players. It seems that the people of Basel are letting off steam at the famous “Chilbi” attraction Hau den Lukas (Fähndrich).
But for once, the referee’s criticism backfires. FCB legend Erni Maissen breaded Vogel & Co. with a view to kick-down. “I can’t hear the constant nagging anymore.” And the Blick community also shows the FCB coach and the players the red card. For once, their displeasure is directed not at the referee, but almost exclusively at the peeping Basler.
Does referee Fähndrich ever insult football players?
On the Basel side, it is even said that Fähndrich has not provoked any players for the first time, players from other clubs have also had their experiences with him. Blick listens to some actors. There is a wide range of answers: from “one of the best referees” to “he has an arrogant attitude”. However, no one wants to hear about player insults from ensigns.
Neither side wants to reveal what words were said between the fighters on Sunday. Fähndrich says: “There were clear words between some players and me. I emphasize that it came from the players. But I have not offended anyone one hundred percent.” Referee boss Dani Wermelinger says: “We are not making any further announcements because we do not comment on general allegations of emotion through the media.”
Referee boss asks Vogel, Hitz and Frei to blow the whistle
Incidentally, the union has refrained from sending the disciplinary judge to the court for insulting the referee. As happened a few weeks ago with the Blerim Dzemaili referee’s criticism. A more constructive approach has been chosen this time. There must be a mutual exchange.
“One approach would be to sit down at a round table with Heiko Vogel, Marwin Hitz and Fabian Frei,” says Wermelinger. The referee boss even made an offer to FCB for the summer break. “Should there be a possibility that one of the three would referee a training match, we would of course supervise this person and provide two assistants from our selection.”
Wermelinger asks Vogel, Hitz and Frei to whistle. Former star referee Urs Meier is impressed by this proposal. “That would sensitize players and coaches to the work of the referee and create understanding, so that the interaction with each other would become more respectful.”
Source : Blick
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