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Hertha BSC mourns the loss of Hans Hanne Weiner: A life's work in football
Hertha BSC mourns the loss of Hans "Hanne" Weiner, who died after a long illness at the age of 73. The formerly revered defensive player, who ran for Hertha from 1972 to 1986 and played 362 competitive games in nine seasons, is recognized with a minute's silence against SSV Jahn Regensburg. He remains unforgettable as a formative figure and person.
Hertha BSC mourns the loss of Hans Hanne Weiner: A life's work in football
an honorable memory: Hans "Hanne" Weiner and his lasting influence on Hertha BSC
The name Hans "Hanne" Weiner is not only associated with successful football games, but also with deep emotional connections to his Hertha BSC association. On August 21, 2024, at the age of 73, Weiner died after a long -lasting illness. He leaves not only a sporty legacy, but also an important human presence that has shaped the club and its fans.
a player who won the hearts of fans
The defensive player was hired by Tennis Borussia to Berlin in 1972 and quickly found himself in a newly formed team. Weiner quickly became a regular player and fan favorite. From 1974 to 1979 he was a key figure that led Hertha BSC National and International to significant success. The vice championship from 1975 and the DFB Cup final 1977 and 1979 are just a few highlights of his career, which are inseparable from his name.
return to the club and persistent loyalty
After an impressive time at FC Bayern Munich, Weiner returned to Hertha BSC in 1984, where he played until the end of his active career in 1986. Weiner has played impressive 362 competitive games for the club and scored important goals over the entirety of his career. In 2003 he was given the honor of being elected to the centuries of Hertha BSC, which reflects the appreciation of his services in the club's history.
a life for football and fans
After his career, Weiner Hertha BSC remained loyal. Together with his wife Marita, he led the "Tegeler Hof" hotel in Berlin for over 18 years and then ran a pub that was very popular with football fans. This connection to the fans made him a popular figure in Berlin football over the years. Even after the end of the operation of his pub in 2010, Weiner remained a loyal fan, who, as often as it allowed his health, visited his team's games in the Olympic Stadium.
The lasting influence of Hanne Weiner
The loss of Hanne Weiner is mourned by Hertha BSC and the entire football community. On August 24th, during the home game against SSV Jahn Regensburg, a minute's silence will be held to commemorate him. This symbolic gesture underlines the deep connection and respect that fans and the club show him.
"Hanne" Weiner remains in memory as not only outstanding athlete, but also as a person whose heart always beat for Hertha BSC. His inheritance will live on both in the memories of the fans and in the history of the club.