Stadium bans and expulsion from the club: Dynamo Dresden is taking action against the rioters after the riots in the second division match against Hertha BSC and wants to improve its own security concept. "When trust is abused and clear boundaries are crossed, we as a club have a responsibility to change our basic procedures," said Supervisory Board Chairman Michael Ziegenbalg in a joint press release issued by all Dynamo bodies.
Council of Honor decides on membership
"Anyone who demonstrates such misconduct can no longer be part of our sports community. If values such as respect, fairness and humanity are trampled underfoot, we will plead with the Honorary Council to revoke the membership of these individuals," said Dynamo President Ronny Rehn. All sides are also calling for swift, deterrent action by the judiciary.
The review of photo and video material has provided numerous insights into the events. The next step will now be to identify, with the help of the police, the people who were clearly involved in the altercations inside the stadium, said Dynamo's commercial director Stephan Zimmermann.
