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Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said that the protests against Dietmar Hopp show "football's ugly face."
Bayern Munich group Munich's Red Pride's response:
"The very ugly face of #FCBayern is shown by those who take blood money from Qatar!"
@BILD_Bayern #FCBFCApic.twitter.com/qiviNynmQi
Bayern Munich group Red Fanatics München with a protest banner against their club's dealings with Qatar:
"If you say you're against discrimination, how could you sign a sponsorship deal Qatar?"
#FCBFCA #FCBayernhttps://twitter.com/__Kumbi__/status/1236668604583751683 …
Bayern Munich ultra group Schickeria continue their protest against the DFB by listing the issues they take with Germany's FA:
"Ticket prices, pyrotechnics criminalized, game times divided, collective punishments, 50+1 threatened, VAR."
#FCBFCAhttps://twitter.com/__Kumbi__/status/1236676977408475138 …
Oof...
könnt ja mal eine Mannschaft mit Augsburger Etat aufstellen.
Mon det kan få konsekvenser for Rummenigge? Eller er magtarrogancen total ....
Whether you agree or not with these protests it's incredible that the clubs allow these banners in the stadium. Impossible to imagine similar in premier league grounds
The aren t allow by the club
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