The Güstrower Sporttag 2025 in the Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn Stadium on July 5 offers all clubs and departments in and around the Barlachstadt Güstrow the opportunity to present itself on a large stage. Sail flying, hockey, fitness, dancing, badminton, darts, football, inline hockey, rolling skating, table tennis, volleyball, dog sport, athletics, vaulting, chess, sports fishing, basketball, boxing, children’s gymnastics, tennis, fire brigade – the variety of sports that have agreed to come is huge.
Farewell game by Ole von der Gönne.
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“Preparations are already in full swing,” says André Schubert from Güstrower SC. The deputy chairman of the board and department head football promises a hustle and bustle in the stadium. The farewell game by Ole von der Gönne is also integrated into this sports day. Ole, who? This name is unlikely to be a term.
What is meant is Ole Schuller, who married his partner Marnie on June 27 and accepted his wife’s last name. Both are drawn to Magdeburg. The 28-year-old will work again at a health insurance company and then play football at FSV Barleben in the Saxony-Anhalt association league. After he was active at the Güstrower SC for 16 years and has now become a real identification figure.
With this poster, Ole von der Gönne announced his farewell game. (Photo: Private)
In Güstrow, he had started playing football in the F-youth at the then VfL Grün-Gold before he had worn the FC Hansa Rostock jersey for seven years. In the C-youth he returned to Güstrow and developed into a top performer and leader at the GSC 09. After all the years he would like to say “Thank you Güstrow” and organized a farewell game for this.
Many former companions come
Former players and friends such as Philipp Keup, Florian Kirsch, Sava-André Mihajlovic, Gero Leplow, Björn Plate, Nico Hinrichs, Erik Birkholz, Björn Boy, Eddy Bormann, Eik Schuller, Martin Wiesner, Christian Hanke, Mathias Staben and the coaches Holger Scherz and Tim Schumacher have also promised their coming. There are many names that have shaped the Güstrower football. “This will be highly emotional. Ultimately, they all come because of my sake,” Ole von der Gönne looks ahead.
Sava-André Mihajlovic will also play Ole von der Gönne’s farewell game. (Photo: Robert Grabowski)
The opponent will be the current association league team of the Güstrower SC, the “Team Güstrow” in which he will play the first half. After the change of sides, he then belongs to the team “Ole & Friends”. The game is led by second division referee Florian Lechner, assisted by Till Greve and Frank Hübner, which he will equip with his own jerseys for this farewell game. Just like his team “Ole & Friends”.
This jersey will wear referee assistant Frank Hübner. (Photo: Ole von der Gönne)
The farewell game, which begins at 2 p.m., is said to be the highlight of the Güstrower sports day, which will open at 11 a.m. In addition to the game, Ole von der Gönne is already looking forward to the so -called third half, in which the good old days are then considered and all fellow campaigners will end the day. And then a new chapter finally begins for Ole von der Gönne.
“Of course I will continue to see how the development at Güstrower SC is,” he says. His main focus is on arriving in Magdeburg and setting up. “Everything changes for me,” he says. If you want to see your last game and try out the many offers of the Güstrower sports day, you will be in the Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn Stadium on July 5, from 11 a.m.
A Festivity of Community and Football: Ole von der Gönne’s Farewell
The upcoming Güstrower Sporttag on July 5th promises not only a showcase of regional sports talent but also a heartfelt farewell to a local football icon. Ole von der Gönne, formerly known as Ole Schuller, is set to play his final game in Güstrow, marking the end of an era and the begining of a new chapter. The event will be a true celebration of his contributions to the Güstrower SC and the community.
The occasion will feature a match pitting von der Gönne against his former club,adding a competitive edge to the festivities. The game will see Ole play a half with his current club, “Team Güstrow,” and the other half with “ole & Friends.” This format promises a dynamic encounter, illustrating the strong bonds forged over years of dedication.
Sava-André Mihajlovic will also play Ole von der Gönne’s farewell game. (Photo: Robert Grabowski)
Sava-André Mihajlovic will also be participating, adding to the star power of the event.The match itself will be officiated by second-division referee Florian Lechner and also Till Greve and Frank Hübner who are also providing jerseys in a gesture of camaraderie. the event promises to be a memorable day for everyone involved, bringing together the local community to celebrate a beloved figure.
This jersey will wear referee assistant Frank Hübner. (Photo: Ole von der Gönne)
The Güstrower Sporttag, opening at 11 a.m., sets the stage for this special event. The comprehensive sports day gives opportunities to present regional talents offering a variety of activities. Following this farewell game the “third half” will provide a chance for reminiscence and celebration, offering a perfect opportunity to share memories of the good old days. Beyond football, Ole is looking forward to establishing a new chapter in his life in Magdeburg.
Whether you’re a long-time fan or simply interested in local sports, the Friederich-Ludwig-Jahn Stadium on July 5th at 2 p.m. beckons,promising an unforgettable experience for any fan of football and community spirit.
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