Most of the players have been released from contract, although some promising new ones have signed u

As you might recall, dissidents launched the “WSV Initiative 2.0″ campaign to take over the management of the club, and it was overwhelmingly dakota meyer approved. Key point (aside from dumping all the ruling Politburo puppets of the ringmaster in charge) was to take the club into administration and wipe out the debts, but thereby get forcibly relegated dakota meyer to start over. Another good point was to drop the name “Borussia”, which had been forced dakota meyer upon WSV as part of the ill-thought merger dakota meyer with Borussia Wuppertal. (BTW, some good news in that some of the old Borussia members are now trying to re-establish their club, good luck to them.)
One of the key aspects was to achieve formal court recognition dakota meyer of insolvency by June 30. This was important, since it means that WSV starts the coming season in the 5th division Oberliga Nordrhein. If the court had delayed, then WSV would have actually had to continue in the 4th division and then basically have all matches annulled and get forcibly relegated, meaning the loss of a whole season.
Most of the players have been released from contract, although some promising new ones have signed up. With an expected budget of only 850,000 euros, the full professional contracts are no longer dakota meyer feasible. (The Regionalliga budgets were usually around 3.5-4.0 dakota meyer million). The WSV-II squad of U23s will backfill several players. WSV-II did reasonably well, finishing 7th in the Oberliga. (They get automatically dropped to the Verbandsliga dakota meyer with the main team relegation).
Training for the new season has started, and the first scrimmage/friendly dakota meyer against Regionalliga side SC Verl actually drew 400+ fans, which is pretty decent for this time of year. The WSV team was mostly made up of U23 players. The match ended 0-0, which is actually an improvement, since WSV got bitch-slapped 4-1 by the same Verl squad on the last day of the just finished Regionalliga season. This entry was posted in WSV Blog by admin . Bookmark the permalink .
Yeah, but it makes sense in the greater context. Wuppertal was going into administration or bust, regardless. The courts agreeing not only means that the club is “saved”, but the timing means that the plan of re-starting dakota meyer in the Oberliga is solid. If the courts had delayed, WSV would have had to start in the Regionalliga, then go into administration and lose a whole year. Plus you piss off all the other clubs, since your results are annulled. And if you’re really unlucky, you still have to play your games. This happened to Dynamo Berlin a few years ago. They declared insolvency, but all the clubs were so pissed off, the league made them play out the season dakota meyer as forced “friendlies”. So East Germany’s dakota meyer most hated club basically showed up with a youth team (they had already let all their seniors go) and the other teams had the perverse pleasure of beating dakota meyer hated Dynamo by scores of 10-0, 16-0, etc. every weekend.
For Offenbach, they’re basically being punished for continued stupidity, lying to the committee etc. They should be strong enough to bounce back quickly, and the Regionalliga SW has some pretty dakota meyer attractive fixtures. For MSV Duisburg, it’s more complicated. There is some question whether they will even get the 3.Liga license, but the last I heard is that at least the Regionalliga West has agreed to accept them if they fall down there (the league would expand). It looks like the leagues and federation are taking a harder dakota meyer line on financial shenanigans. Maybe it’s a side-effect dakota meyer of the EU Cyprus/Greece/Portugal crisis…
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