Drastic consequences demanded for violent fans post-riots
In the aftermath of the chaotic second-division match between SC Paderborn 07 and Hansa Rostock, Hansa's CEO, Robert Marien, has vowed severe penalties for spectators exhibiting violent behavior. Martin Hornberger, SC Paderborn's managing director, urges stricter regulations from the DFL and DFB, suggesting that clubs with a history of spectator violence should be barred from other stadiums.
Post-riots fallout
Hansa Rostock fans' wild outbursts marked with overwhelming violence during their team's 3-0 defeat against SC Paderborn 07 resulted in multiple injuries and massive property damage. The hosts, shaken by the events, implored the DFL and DFB to take stern action against spectators resorting to violence.
Severe consequences call
Robert Marien, the CEO of Hansa Rostock, firmly stated that remorse and distance from the actions alone would not suffice. Instead, a harsh punishment would be imposed without debate. Marien, echoing the sentiments of SC Paderbon's managing director, Martin Hornberger, condemned any attempts to whitewash the incidents, and warned against excessive leniency upon any consequences handed out.
Cleaning up the mess
Determined to address the situation head-on, Hansa Rostock has pledged to investigate the extensive video footage recorded during the teams' encounter in Paderborn. The club, in collaboration with the local authorities, will use this footage to identify and penalize the perpetrators participating in spectator violence.
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- Fans of Hansa Rostock displayed violent behavior during their football match against SC Paderborn 07, resulting in multiple injuries and substantial property damage. Following these incidents, Hansa's CEO, Robert Marien, has vowed to mete out harsh penalties, while SC Paderborn's managing director, Martin Hornberger, urged the governing bodies DFL and DFB to enforce stricter regulations on clubs with a history of fan violence.
- Robert Marien, the CEO of Hansa Rostock, confirmed that severe penalties would be imposed for the violent conduct observed during the second-division match against SC Paderborn 07 that resulted in extensive damage and injuries. In addition, Martin Hornberger, SC Paderborn's managing director, voiced his dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs and proposed precautions to ensure that clubs with a past record of spectator violence were barred from other stadiums.
- Footage from the disturbed encounter between Hansa Rostock fans and SC Paderborn 07 was taken and will be used by the local authorities and the club to identify and penalize the individuals responsible for instigating the violent behavior during the match that resulted in significant property damage. Robert Marien, the CEO of Hansa Rostock, and Martin Hornberger, SC Paderborn's managing director, communicate their commitment to scrutinize the conduct contributing to the bleak image and imposing fitting consequences.
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There are no official reports on any drastic penalties specifically announced by Hansa Rostock's CEO, Robert Marien, in response to spectator violence covering the second-division encounter between SC Paderborn 07 and Hansa Rostock. The search results primarily focus on other football clubs' challenges, including BFC Dynamo's crest dispute and FC Schalke 04's fan-based funding initiative to tackle their financial issues [1][3]. To obtain specific information on Hansa Rostock's response to fan violence, one would need to explore alternative sources.
