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Hansa boss Marien: No whitewashing and trivializing

After the rioting by Rostock fans during the 3-0 defeat in Paderborn, Rostock's CEO speaks plainly. The 42-year-old also expects criminal consequences.

,   and  Vladimir Milov
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Marit Scholz (l-r), press officer, Robert Marien, chairman of the board, and Kristian Walter,....aussiedlerbote.de
Marit Scholz (l-r), press officer, Robert Marien, chairman of the board, and Kristian Walter, sports director, inform at a press conference of FC Hansa Rostock. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga 2 - Hansa boss Marien: No whitewashing and trivializing

Rostock CEO Robert Marien has announced "clear consequences" following the rioting by Hansa fans during the 3-0 defeat at SC Paderborn. "It's not enough to apologize and distance ourselves, there will be severe penalties - period. There will be no whitewashing or trivializing," the 42-year-old told Bild (Saturday). "There can be no overly soft punishments, there will have to be clear consequences."

The match in the 2nd Bundesliga was interrupted twice on Friday evening due to pyrotechnics being set off in the visitors' block and was about to be abandoned. According to the Paderborn police, there were several injuries and considerable damage to property in the stadium during the riots.

For Marien, "the external image and the events are now a complete disaster". He has learned from SCP managing director Martin Hornbeger and the police that there is plenty of video footage of the incidents: "We will process this and then the club will impose consequences and there will certainly also be criminal proceedings."

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  1. The incident at SC Paderborn's stadium is under investigation by the North Rhine-Westphalia police due to the rioting by Hansa Rostock fans.
  2. Robert Marien, the CEO of Hansa Rostock, has expressed his disappointment with the events, stating that they have damaged the club's reputation both internally and externally.
  3. Marien also mentioned that the police and the club's managing director have provided video footage of the riots, which will be used to impose severe penalties on those involved.
  4. In an interview with Bild, Marien emphasized that there will be no leniency in dealing with the situation, as he understands the need for clear consequences to prevent such incidents from happening again in the future.
  5. Meanwhile, SC Paderborn, currently playing in the Bundesliga, will be facing Rostock's 2nd Bundesliga team in a rematch next season, probably hoping for a more peaceful and enjoyable match experience.
  6. Robert Marien, originally from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, is now leading his hometown club through this challenging time, hoping to restore the dignity and reputation that Hansa Rostock has earned in German soccer history.

Source: www.stern.de

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