Feyenoord: Tyrannical banners are smelly and cowardly

“In the short term, the club will probably approach both the police and the municipality to see how we can go to war with other parties,” said a club spokesperson.

awful

A Feyenoord spokesperson described the comments as “just disgusting”. “As is often said, we absolutely reject all forms of discrimination, exclusion, threats and intimidation, and therefore such disgusting statements. This has nothing to do with Feyenoord or who we are. You really wonder what they are doing there. .. loose as always, because unrecognizable, I feel like having my picture taken.”

Feyenoord says it cannot solve the problem alone. “While this has damaged the name of the club and we are very disappointed about it, it is clear that Feyenoord cannot and in any case cannot solve this social problem alone. It is simply because we do not know who they are and it is happening. .” outside the stadium again and again.”

disappointment and pride

The club said it was “disappointed and proud to lose the final in the European campaign, and” very sorry for everyone involved with Feyenoord, which will face in the fan district of Tirana, in the city and after the great party in the cockpit. with the photo in question’.

Earlier today it was announced that the Rotterdam police have started an investigation into the banners. A group of fans of the so-called Rotterdam Youth Core (RJK) showed off in Tirana, where Feyenoord played the final of the Conference League on Wednesday.

pink comrades

RJK has often fallen out of favor following death threats and an attempt to burn down workplaces of LGBTI support group Roze Cameraden, which was also targeted on Wednesday.

There was also a threat to Mark Koevermans, then a member of the management of Feyenoord, and his house was defaced with the letters RJK.