After the final loss against Malmö FF in the Sweden Cup, Hammarby’s sporting director, Jesper Jansson was alarmed at the referee’s level and questioned the membership decision against the introduction of VAR.
Now club president Richard von Yxkull sheds Jansson’s criticism.
There is a decision taken by the club in this regard. What we personally responsible think has nothing to do with the matter.
Jesper Janson The words were not uttered in the mixed area. The frustration was palpable when everything from the VAR issue to union democracy was discussed.
– We want where, it’s clear. We can’t get it like this. We work hard which is nearly millions. We have to make a decision soon, Jansson said.
To Fotboll Sthlm, Jansson developed his reasoning about the decision of the Hammarby Annual Meeting to oppose the introduction of VAR technology in Swedish football.
– The thing is that sometimes you just have to make a decision. How do you look in the rest of the football world? How is the democratic process, who are those who cry? Jansson told the site that there are 120 annual meetings at each club.
She defends union democracy to the death.
The day after the match, comment was made on the proposal of Hammarby’s president, Richard von Jokhol Jansson, which was criticized by fans of Hammarby and other Allsvenskan clubs. The head of the Swedish Football Supporters’ Association, Isaac Eden, also questioned the reasons for this Twitter.
Through annual meetings, our members manage the association. There is a club decision made on this and that is what we are working towards. What we officials think about the matter is irrelevant, says von Yuekull and continues:
– Do Hammarby members want where? number. If you want to change this, you submit a proposal to the annual meeting, and you can take it from there. Trade union democracy will defend Hamrabi to the death.
