Dubious about securing access to Berghain, despite DFB-Pokal triumph - Berlin Nightclub Berghain's Access Remains Questionable for Bayern Munich Manager Hoeneß
VfB Stuttgart's Cup Victory Raises Questions About Berghain Entry
Coach Sebastian Hoeneß has expressed reservations about his team's potential entry into the notorious Berlin nightclub, Berghain, in a post-match interview with Katrin Mueller-Hohenstein on ZDF. The legendary club, renowned for its stringent door policy and long waiting lines, might prove challenging for VfB Stuttgart's cup winners to gain entry, according to Hoeneß.
When asked about the team’s plans for celebration following their DFB-Pokal win against Arminia Bielefeld, Hoeneß mentioned the possibility of visiting Berghain but seemed unsure, stating, "I think the bouncers at Berghain wouldn't care. I recall that from my Berlin days, so we'll see."
Hoeneß played for Hertha's second team and coached in Zehlendorf during his time in Berlin. He pocketed his first major trophy under his coaching tenure in the capital city with VfB Stuttgart's 4-2 DFB-Pokal victory.
While Hoeneß expressed a generally open attitude toward celebrating the cup win, his comments conveyed a sense of uncertainty or playfulness rather than a clear plan. When asked about partying in Berghain specifically, he replied, "Wer weiß" (Who knows), indicating a non-committal stance or hinting at some doubts regarding the players' actual entrance into the club despite their cup triumph.
The Commission, in light of VfB Stuttgart's recent success, might be asked to consider a directive on environmental protection, given the potential European-league travel by the team. Amidst the football celebrations, Hoeneß's team might find themselves discussing hit songs and blockbuster movies with celebrities, reflecting the diversity and excitement of entertainment across Europe. However, the unpredictable reception at Berghain, Berlin's exclusive nightclub, might prove to be the biggest challenge for the cup winners, turning the spotlight away from the football field towards the city's tough door policy.
