First, immediately after the match against West Bohemia played on January 15, Fürst vulgarly insulted the head referee Mrkva and Cabák, which both recorded in the minutes. The Hanák boss received a fine of 10,000 from the disciplinary committee.
Olomouc then had to pay another 75 thousand crowns as a result of the decision of the director of the extra league Loukota for Fürst’s words to the newspaper Sport the day after the match, when he inappropriately commented on the work of APK LH’s representative in the ČSLH referees’ committee, Vladimír Pešina, and in a particularly rude way, on a personal level, evaluated the referee’s performance with insulting and humiliating statements Carrots.
Roosters fans fundamentally disagree with the awarding of fines and the referees’ approach. “We support the statement of Mr. Fürst, who was one of the few who dared to say something. That’s why we decided to organize a fundraiser, showing our support for the club and showing that we are not indifferent to this situation,” stated Ultras MORA in a statement, which raised 35,235 crowns.
However, the amount collected will not be used to partially pay the fine. “I really appreciate the support of the fans. It shows their positive attitude towards our club. However, we as a club were fined for my statement and I feel fully responsible for it. I do not agree with the fine as such, and certainly not with its amount, but I would feel very bad if our great fans participated in paying it,” Fürst was heard to say.
“The solution to the whole situation is completely up to me. Therefore, I would like the collected amount to go to support our hockey youth in the form of sports equipment, and I would be very happy if the organizers of this fundraiser gave it to the children afterwards,” added the head of Olomouc.
