Second League Kickoff: "Novesia 1895" Honors Tradition, Maintains Fortune; Düsseldorf Supporters Honor Late Legend Toni Turek
The football community in Düsseldorf is abuzz with anticipation as the fan club Novesia 1895 eagerly awaits the new season for Fortuna Düsseldorf. Founded during the 2011/12 season, the club currently boasts over 20 Fortuna fans of all ages, united by their passion for the team.
Klaus Patzelt, the first president of Novesia 1895 and a significant figure in Düsseldorf's football history, still holds this position. His connection to the club goes back to his father, who was one of Turek's 'kegel brothers,' a group of friends named after Toni Turek, the 1954 World Cup-winning goalkeeper who played for Düsseldorf from 1950 to 1956 and lived in Neuss until his death.
In an interview, Klaus Patzelt expressed his belief that Fortuna Düsseldorf has the potential to compete at the top. He emphasized the importance of peace within the club for the team's success, a sentiment shared by the members of Novesia 1895.
The new season kicks off with a challenging away game against newly-promoted Magdeburg on July 16, 8:30 PM. The first home game is against Paderborn on July 22, at 6:30 PM. The fan club plans to make these stadium visits memorable, with lively atmosphere, football evenings with barbecues, and more, aiming to revive the community and honour the most successful Düsseldorf footballer of all time.
Interested individuals can find more information and contact details about Novesia 1895 at www.novesia1895.de. The club, founded by Markus Mingers, is eager to welcome new members who share their love for Fortuna Düsseldorf.
As Klaus Patzelt stresses the need for players like Khaled Narey to commit to Fortuna Düsseldorf, the anticipation grows for the new college football season. With the support of dedicated fan clubs like Novesia 1895, the team is poised to make a strong comeback to the Bundesliga.
