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20 games in a row without a triple: the winless series leaves Schalke 04 without a trace.
After the 1-1 draw against Union Berlin, with which the Royal Blues prevented a new negative club record of seven defeats in a row, there was an argument between the team and the fans against Veltins-Arena.
After the game, around 80 ultras in need of talking gathered at the West Entrance. His biggest concern: That the negative streak continues in the Borussia Dortmund derby next Saturday.
Schalke fans with an announcement to the team
Consequently, the announcement to the team was clear.
“That was good today, but we have to add a little more for the derby,” demanded the spokesman for the ultras and made it clear: “The derby is the most important game of the year. You go out and give it your all. That can be done. lose., but it depends on the path “.
At the same time, he announced, “If you don’t show up at least like you do today, then we’ll see each other again. But then it won’t be so quiet. Have you arrived?”
In the end there were some more promising words: “200 percent! Of all! For Schalke! Come on!” Loud applause followed.
Fans, who had not previously been among the stadium’s 300 spectators, had come to the arena specifically to speak with the team.
There they met in a quiet environment with mouth and nose protection to wait for the crew.
TO SPORT1-The information was initially contacted by a representative of Schalke fans, the boss of the licensed player and former S04 pro Sascha Riether, finally with success.
Schalke professionals face the fans
About an hour after the final whistle, the entire team, including manager Manuel Baum and sporting director Jochen Schneider, appeared to face the exchange with the fans, which then lasted for about five minutes.
Riether then betrayed SPORT1Demand: “That was quite motivating. There was a debate. The fans made us hot for the derby.”
It is normal that, in the long wait for a victory, “it gets loud”, said Riether: “That is the pressure that has to come out. That is understandable. Normally, the fans can let it out in the stadium.”
