The times when Dresdner SC stood in front of Dynamo in sport are long gone. The hatred of a few die-hards from the SGD fan scene for the city neighbor with the big name has remained to this day.
It’s been 20 years since the two clubs faced each other in the regional league and serious riots broke out in the Harbig Stadium.
After a fresh start in sport, the DSC is playing in the seventh league, and a small but loyal crowd of fans makes the pilgrimage to the games. But that’s exactly what idiots keep targeting.
Graffiti, insults, scratched cars are the order of the day. Just last weekend, during a game in Rammenau, DSC supporters were brutally attacked by hooded men – apparently from the dynamo scene – and one of his jaws was broken! Police and ambulances pulled up, and the thugs were already hit again.
According to testimonies, the masked attackers wore masks with the words “1953” (year Dynamo was founded) and “K-Block” (Dynamos Ultra-Block, ed.)
In 2002 there were serious riots during the city duel
That’s exactly why Marcus Zillich (51) has now burst his collar.
“This hatred must finally end,” demands the boss of the DSC-Kicker, who was once active for Dynamo himself. “We are amateur athletes and have dedicated ourselves primarily to working with young people. Finally let our fans and players play and experience football in peace!”
