Supporters of FK Sutjeska, known as Vojvode, have expressed opposition to the new club management proposed by political parties. They believe that politics has no place in the stands and that the attempt to politicize the club is unacceptable. The club assembly, where new leadership was to be elected, was interrupted after ultras wearing masks stormed in and caused an incident. Police intervened. This event has sparked various reactions in the media, emphasizing the conflict between supporters and political influence in sports.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the negative impact of political interference in sports clubs, highlighting the fans’ resistance to politicization and framing the incident as a struggle for the club’s independence from political parties.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the incident, focusing on the disruption of the club assembly by ultras and the police intervention, presenting a balanced view of the conflict between fans and political influences.
Right: Right-leaning media stress the importance of keeping politics out of sports, supporting the fans’ stance against political party involvement in club management, and often portraying the ultras’ actions as a defense of traditional club values.
