"Unfortunately, I can't be with you today - among others, Sarah Zadrazil, Katharina Naschenweng and Barbara Dunst will be presented with the Meisterschale, and we'll also be honouring the team that won the first women's championship in 1976."
"At FC Bayern, dialogue with our grassroots supporters is important to us. Our regular Stammtisch get-togethers have proven their worth in allowing us to find out, through direct conversation, what's on your minds. FC Bayern must always be in tune with the people - that's what defines us, and this closeness also makes us a family."
"Vienna was the second Stammtisch to be held in Austria after Salzburg, and we've already been to Cologne, Leipzig and Hamburg. Our club has over 17,000 members in Austria - the second-highest number after Germany; in total, we currently boast over 432,000 members. Since 2022, we've been organising various members' events on a regular basis"
"The atmosphere was electric at the FC Bayern members' Stammtisch in Vienna - and not just during the 90 minutes when, as the highlight of the event, the Bundesliga clash in Lower Saxony was shown on the big screen."
FC Bayern members gathered at the Austrian Football Association’s Campus in Vienna for a Stammtisch event. A video message from club president Herbert Hainer introduced the gathering and referenced upcoming presentations of the Meisterschale and recognition of the 1976 women’s championship team. Hainer emphasized dialogue with grassroots supporters through regular Stammtisch get-togethers and described closeness as defining the club’s family spirit. During the match broadcast, Michael Olise’s goal against VfL Wolfsburg prompted FC Bayern supporters to cheer, while Özen Samet imitated the stadium announcer Stephan Lehmann and led a call-and-response moment. FC Bayern managing director Benny Folkmann described Vienna as the second Austrian Stammtisch after Salzburg and noted member events across multiple German cities, with large membership numbers in Austria and overall.
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