Füchse Berlin
Back row (left to right):
Denis Spoljaric, Evgeni Pevnov, Jonathan Stenbäcken, Mark Bult, Torsten Laen, Sven-Sören-Christophersen, Frank Marunke (team coordinator).
Middle row:
Detlef Klavehn (organiser), Bob Hanning (manager), Alexander Petersson, Bartlomiej Jaszka, Markus Richwien, Iker Romero, Dagur Sigurdsson (coach), Alexander Haase (assistant coach).
Front row:
Erik Helm (athletics coach), Colja Löffler, Silvio Heinevetter, Petr Stochl, Ivan Nincevic, Fabian Kittmann (physiotherapist)
Transfers
In: Evgeni Pevnov (TSG Friesenheim), Iker Romero (FC Barcelona/Spain), Jonathan Stenbäcken (IK Sävehof/Sweden), Ramon Tauabo (own youth team)
Out: Konrad Wilczynski (West Wien), Michal Kubisztal (Wisla Plock/Poland), Stian Vatne (retired), Martin Murawski (Post Schwerin)
The coach
Dagur Sigurdsson (born 3 April 1973) took over Berlin in 2009. Before that, he worked at Austrian champion Bregenz, first as a player-coach, then as a coach. In March 2008, the Icelandic also took over as Austrian national coach and remained in that position until 2010.
SG against Füchse Berlin (as of 2 August 2011)
Overall: 15 games, 9 wins, 3 draws, 3 losses; 372-337 goals
at home: 5 wins, 2 losses; 174-155 goals
Last home game: 25-26 (28 September 2010)
The club
Founded: 1891
Head office: RFH Vermarktungsgesellschaft mbH, Markgrafenstraße 34, 10117 Berlin; Phone/Fax +49 30 20 91 68 76
Arena: Max-Schmeling-Halle (9,000 capacity)
President: Frank Steffel
Manager: Bob Hanning
Success: Promoted to Bundesliga 1981 and 2007, third place in Bundesliga 1981/1982 and 2010/2011, Runner-up DHB Cup 2004
Average attendance: 2010/2011: 8,172; 2011/2012: 8,000 (estimated)
Budget: €4.7 million
Internet: www.fuechse-berlin.de
