"I Can't Say That": DAZN Commentator Criticizes Bayern Boss Eberl for "Doppelpass" Statement

Eberl's Controversial "Doppelpass" Remarks Draw Criticism

DAZN commentator Jan Platte has criticized Bayern Munich sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic for his recent comments about the TV show "Doppelpass." Salihamidzic had accused the show of being biased against Bayern and said that he would no longer allow his players to participate.

Platte: Eberl's Statement "Irresponsible"

Platte, a former Bundesliga player, called Eberl's statement "irresponsible." He said that Eberl was trying to silence criticism of Bayern and that his comments were an attack on the freedom of the press.

Journalists' Association: Eberl's Statement "Unacceptable"

The German Journalists' Association (DJV) also criticized Eberl's statement, calling it "unacceptable." The DJV said that Eberl's comments were an attempt to intimidate journalists and that they would not be tolerated.

Eberl Defends His Statement

Eberl has defended his statement, saying that he was simply trying to protect his players from unfair criticism. He said that he had no intention of silencing criticism of Bayern and that he respected the freedom of the press.

"Doppelpass" Responds

The "Doppelpass" team has responded to Eberl's criticism, saying that they are not biased against Bayern. They said that they welcome criticism and that they will continue to provide fair and balanced coverage of the club.

Conclusion

The controversy over Eberl's statement is likely to continue. It is a reminder that the relationship between the media and sports clubs can be a contentious one. However, it is important for both sides to respect each other's rights and to engage in constructive dialogue.