The question of style in the FCL posse
“Either you have it or you don’t”
A good load of dirty laundry has just been washed at FC Luzern. Blick sports director Steffi Buchli thinks it’s an absurdity where there are only losers.
Steffi BuchliEditor-in-Chief of the Sport Blick Group
The situation has long since become too complex for outsiders to make a qualified comment on the content. I don’t presume that. Meanwhile, an armada of highly specialized lawyers, here and there, is busy with the cause of “majority shareholder or not”. They’ll figure out what’s going on.
One thing is clear: It’s been an ugly story since the beginning and it probably won’t get any nicer. It doesn’t really matter whether you call it farce, mudslinging, bickering – or, as one party said recently – gossip theatre.
FC Luzern is about the question of style. How does the Swiss musician Bligg sing so beautifully: “Style chamer nöd learn nei Manhattan or nööd.” In this matter, no one seems blessed with it.
Not Bernhard Alpstaeg, a “polteri” as it is in the book, not the Bieri side, which also acts highly emotionally, and not Honorary President Walter Stierli. When he showed up at the Schützenhaus Luzern yesterday, it was more reminiscent of an elephant in a china shop. The entire FCL porcelain has symbolically long since been shattered on the floor. The heart of the fans of the Central Swiss Blue and White must ache at this sight.
It’s inconceivable how people in Lucerne are going to be able to concentrate on playing football again in just a few weeks. If things go on like this, both parties will continue to stir things up and fight for their cause. Only so that in the end everyone crawls out of this power game as losers. Too bad. Shame about a traditional club, shame about the sport.
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