Hans-Joachim Watzke is a hard man. He can negotiate as Weselsky be stubborn as a donkey – and if anyone comes across him, he fiddles his opinion that there is a crash. However, the Managing Director of Borussia Dortmund is also a human emotion. Before games he Tigers around restlessly, during the 90 minutes he suffers. And after defeats should not better talk to him
As the BVB a year ago in the German Cup final 0:. 2 lost after extra time against Bayern, because he would have gone instead to the party, where 1,000 invited guests were waiting for him and the team to the hotel prefer. His speech fell short, too big was the disappointment. Even now, after the 1: 3 in the cup final against VfL Wolfsburg, Watzke would have liked the banquet truant. But he had to do an important job. It is an object of which he would have wished that they would never come.
Watzke had to say goodbye to his friend Jürgen Klopp. To 1.24 clock on Sunday morning, he joined the Berlin “power plant” up to the microphone. “Now the time has come that we must say goodbye to our coaching staff. It’s hard to find the right words. What we have written here together for a story that is exceptional and has never happened before. For that you deserve great applause. “
Then he turned to Klopp: “Jürgen, you’re in got really hard times to us and have us returned the smile again. With your optimism and your inimitable way have you treated us tremendously well. We have built a fantastic relationship of trust, which is so only very, very rarely are. This is so great, that you can not describe it. ” As a gift Watzke presented his outgoing coach and the assistant Zeljko Buvac and Peter Krawietz a miniature replica of the BVB Arena.
Three Season tickets for family Klopp
For Klopp he had, however, an additional surprise. When his wife Ulla he had asked what the family would be happy because Klopp located. “Three season tickets,” she said, and so the Klopp will probably be seen in the upcoming season, the one time or another in the Dortmund stadium.
But then came the moment for which all had been waiting for. All but Klopp. He took the microphone and gave his farewell address to the BVB family. “This is probably the most difficult task that I had to deal with so far,” he said, “I can do that, what goes through my head not express. In the seven years so much has happened, it was incredible.”
He was – not surprisingly – then still words. “. We have taken the hard way, have hinbekommen everything step by step, if we would still become Cup winner – that would have been too cheesy,” he said, adding with a wink added: “What I am glad that we are all so realistic. That’s better “
” hard, really hard “
Then he became serious:”. I will tonight celebrate farewell after seven years, which is part of that way. So this is probably the last moment when I can still talk. I noticed today, was farewell. Last week, it was still not a farewell, there came yet Training, this game. I have had the boys in her arms, a. after another That was farewell. Hard, really hard! “
It is not so important, what will think about a person, when he comes, Klopp said:” It is important, what is thought about you when you go. ” What may be remembered in Dortmund about him and his assistant coach, “that we pack a we, no matter where it verschlägt us out.” Then he went, the last speech as Borusse lay behind him. “I’ll see you again. Thank you!”, He concluded. In the hall, many fought back tears.
Borussia Dortmund must immediately bear the thought that the coach no longer is Jürgen Klopp immediately.
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