Contempt and Mockery toward Hanning Unveiled

Massive anger from Foxes supporters towards the club's leadership, following recent staff changes, as evident in the team's strugggling performance, which has been akin to a relegation candidate in their last game.

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2025 September 14 . 11:19 PM

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Contempt and Mockery toward Hanning Unveiled

In a tense and dramatic Bundesliga top match, Füchse Berlin suffered a 32:39 loss against SC Magdeburg. The hosts made a string of mistakes during the game, which was a disappointing performance for the German champions, playing like a relegation candidate.

The match did not resemble a duel between two top teams, as Magdeburg showed strong tempo play throughout the game. Sergey Hernández, SC Magdeburg's goalkeeper, had nine saves by half-time, while Berlin's star player, Mathias Gidsel, struggled to finish his attempts.

The nightmare week for Füchse Berlin reached its peak after the restart, with Magdeburg extending their lead to twelve goals. The unprecedented double dismissal of sports director Stefan Kretzschmar and coach Jaron Siewert had a significant impact on the team's morale and performance.

The fans showed great support for the players, but Krickau and club boss Bob Hanning were heavily booed during the game. The fans of both teams did not hold back their opinions, with chants of "Jaron Siewert" and mockery of Hanning echoing throughout the stadium. The fans of SC Magdeburg celebrated as "league leaders" during the match.

Before the game, Kretzschmar had appealed to Berlin's fans to stand united behind the team. However, the fans' frustration was palpable, as they chanted "There'd be nothing going on here without Jaron." in reference to Siewert. Hanning responded to the fan anger, stating that if you bear the responsibility, you have to stand by it.

The match was the debut for coach Nicolej Krickau, who had a game to forget. Despite Berlin's small comeback, the Foxes fans continued to boo during the match, adding to the tense atmosphere. The name of the sports director of Füchse Berlin who was loudly applauded during the game remains unknown.

As the final whistle blew, SC Magdeburg celebrated their victory, leaving Füchse Berlin to reflect on a disappointing performance and a challenging week ahead. The team will need to regroup and find a way to turn things around if they are to maintain their position at the top of the Bundesliga.