Focus on red devils: new jersey sale and fan riots!

Focus on red devils: new jersey sale and fan riots!

Next Tuesday, July 21, 2025, the first test games for the ice hockey team of EC Bad Nauheim are coming up. The anticipation is great, not only on the games, but also on the brand new preparation jersey that fans of the red devils can acquire this season. The so -called "preparatory jersey", designed by Fan Samuel Götz, costs 79.90 euros and can now be ordered online. If you order until next Monday, July 28th, you can look forward to a punctual delivery to the first home game against Bietigheim on August 31. The association's office is open on Tuesday and Thursdays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., so that fans can easily get their new jersey. [Ec-bn.de reports that ...] (https://ec-bn.de/ab-dienstag- preparation jersey-im-iebot/)

But not everything is cheerful on the edge of ice hockey. At a preparatory game of the EC Bad Nauheim, which took place in Bad Tölz on Tuesday evening, there were riots. The EC Bad Nauheim won the game 5: 3, but the positive news was overshadowed by an "aggressive mood" around the event. The police had to investigate the fans of EC Bad Nauheim after property damage had occurred. Graffiti was sprayed on a bridge with the inscription "FS02", which is associated with the ultras group "Fanatics Nauheim 2002". [Hessenschau.de informs about…] (https://www.hessenschau.de/sport/eishockey/nach-testSpiel-gemeitäge- against-fans-des-bad-nauheim-eineit-v.-bad-nauheim-bespiel-100.html)

riots and investigations

The police initiated an investigation into property damage to nine fans of EC Bad Nauheim. These were identified according to testimonies. On the return trip to Bad Nauheim, the police stopped a vehicle with spray cans in the trunk, which further confirmed the investigation. In the game there were also clashes between supporters of the EC Bad Nauheim and the fans of SC Riessersee and the Tölzer Löwen. The situation was described as "heated and aggressive" by the police, but fortunately could be calmed down quickly. Before the game began, the Bad Tölz fans provoced the away block, which further fueled the tensions. Ultimately, ten fans from the stadium were referred to during the game, mostly from the Tölzer Löwen camp.

The coming season promises to be exciting, both on and next to the ice. While the fans can look forward to the new jerseys, the club management will certainly be interested in the fact that such incidents will be avoided in the future. So let's see how the situation develops and whether the EC Bad Nauheim continues to make a good name for both sporty and fan culture.