Ex-St. Pauli Player Criticizes Club's Collaboration with Punk Band
Eric da Silva Moreira expresses disapproval over St. Pauli's partnership with Bad Religion, citing misuse of religious symbols.
- Eric da Silva Moreira, a former FC St. Pauli player, criticized the club for its collaboration with the band Bad Religion.
- The partnership involved the sale of fan merchandise featuring a controversial logo with a crossed-out Christian cross.
- Moreira, now with Nottingham Forest, stated the logo conflicts with his personal beliefs and the club's values.
- St. Pauli defended the collaboration, emphasizing their commitment to artistic freedom and their historical ties to the punk movement.
- Club president Oke Göttlich stressed the importance of respecting both religious freedom and criticism in a democratic society.