After insults against Zieler: 1. FC Köln issues a stadium ban

Cologne (SID) Bundesliga soccer team 1. FC Cologne has issued a two-year stadium ban against one of the two accused FC fans after the nasty insults and insults directed at former national goalkeeper Ron-Robert Zieler (VfB Stuttgart) in the home game ten days ago. No serious insult could be proven against the other defendant. "After intensive analysis of video recordings, the calls in which a connection was made with the death of the former national goalkeeper Robert Enke were clearly assigned to one of the two men," the FC wrote in a message on its homepage. The accused "showed remorse and apologized to 1. FC Köln in the week after the game and tried to apologize to Ron-Robert Zieler and his mother. However, since FC had already given him a suspended stadium ban last year After the hearing, the man was given a nationwide stadium ban for all games in the Bundesliga, 2nd Bundesliga, 3rd league and the regional leagues, it said. 1. FC Köln regretted the events and apologized to both Ron-Robert Zieler and the Enke family immediately after the match day. Proceedings by the DFB control committee against FC because of the incident are still ongoing.

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After insults against Zieler: 1. FC Köln issues a stadium ban

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