You are not logged in.
Dear visitor, welcome to Handballecke.de - Das Handballforum von Fans für Fans. If this is your first visit here, please read the Help. It explains in detail how this page works. To use all features of this page, you should consider registering. Please use the registration form, to register here or read more information about the registration process. If you are already registered, please login here.
Quoted
2 Entry conditions
2.1 Eligibility to enter
[...]
2.1.1 Eligibility to enter the VELUX EHF Champions League is limited to the national champions of the EHF Member Federations and, in addition, teams eligible to enter in accordance with a respective EHF decision. The registration of teams can only be made by the National Federation on the basis of the clubs ́ sporting achievement in the last season.
2.1.2 The participating teams in the VELUX EHF Champions League are determined by the EHF ranking list, which is drawn up prior to each season. According to this ranking list the National Federations ranked 1 to 27 are entitled to participate in the VELUX EHF Champions League with the respective number of teams.
2.1.3 Nations ranked 1 to 2 in the EHF ranking list shall have the right to enter 2 teams. Nations ranked 3 to 27 in the EHF ranking list shall have the right to enter 1 team.
Quoted
2.2 Participation
2.2.1 Eligibility to enter the competition
Eligibility to enter the competition is conditional upon the availability of sports facilities complying with to the Rules of the Game, to the VELUX EHF Champions League Regulations and the respective requirements and Manuals for the VELUX EHF Champions League events. The responsibility for correct and completed documents rests with both the registering club as well as with the Member Federation of the club.
2.2.2 Registration requirements
A correct registration of clubs for the VELUX EHF Champions League includes the fulfilment of the respective technical or organisational or administrative requirements.
Such a correct registration consists of:
- Correct and fully completed registration documents, which are signed by a person/representative being legally entitled to commit the club (declaration concerning official signing of entitlements to be attached upon request)
- Presentation of all required information, documents and declarations being due as a part of a correct entry within the deadline stipulated. The registering club together with the National Federation concerned are to be held responsible for the completeness and correctness of the presented documents.
- A playing hall which is confirmed by the EHF for the VELUX EHF Champions League 2018/19
- Payment of the deposit of € 25,000,--
Quoted
Please indicate the playing hall which is your 1st priority. For cases under special circumstances indicate the playing hall of your 2nd priority. Your registration is only valid if your 1st priority hall is accepted by the EHF.
Quoted
2.3 Registration system
The registration for the VELUX EHF Champions League is only valid, if all requested documents, payment, etc. are available at the EHF in due time within the deadline stipulated.
2.3.1 The teams’ registrations for entry in the VELUX EHF Champions League 2018/19, Code of Conduct and the signed arbitration agreement shall be received by the EHF Office not later than 05 June 2018.
Quoted
1. Clubs shall act and compete in all competitions and events with an honest effort to follow the rules and the spirit of fairness and sportsmanlike conduct. The goal of the competition is to give one’s best effort while displaying honesty, integrity, and sportsmanship.
2. Clubs shall display courtesy and respect toward the opposing team, the EHF and its officials as well as EHF Partners and other EHF related organizations and persons.
Lieber Rheiner,
Das ist eine juristische Fragestellung:
Wer stellt die Mannschaft auf? Ich meine der Trainer.
Seine Motive für die Mannschaftsaufstellung sind seine Sache und für uns nur Spekulation. Seine Motive sind übrigens juristisch irrelevant.
Die EHF Regulations für die Champions League sind ein wenig schwammig bzw. interpretierbar formuliert.
Quoted
2 Entry conditions
2.1 Eligibility to enter
[...]
2.1.1 Eligibility to enter the VELUX EHF Champions League is limited to the national champions of the EHF Member Federations and, in addition, teams eligible to enter in accordance with a respective EHF decision. The registration of teams can only be made by the National Federation on the basis of the clubs ́ sporting achievement in the last season.
2.1.2 The participating teams in the VELUX EHF Champions League are determined by the EHF ranking list, which is drawn up prior to each season. According to this ranking list the National Federations ranked 1 to 27 are entitled to participate in the VELUX EHF Champions League with the respective number of teams.
2.1.3 Nations ranked 1 to 2 in the EHF ranking list shall have the right to enter 2 teams. Nations ranked 3 to 27 in the EHF ranking list shall have the right to enter 1 team.
Das bedeutet die HBL hat als bestplatzierter Verband im EHF Nationen-Ranking das Recht zwei Vereine in der Champions-League mitspielen zu lassen, aber alle potentiellen Teilnehmer, die keine Landesmeister sind bedürfen gemäß 2.1.1 einer gesonderten Entscheidung seitens der EHF. Ob 2.1.3 bereits allgemein eine solche Entscheidung darstellt oder in jedem Fall eine individuelle Entscheidung über jeden einzelnen Verein gefällt werden muss, ist wohl diskutabel.
Quoted
2.2 Participation
2.2.1 Eligibility to enter the competition
Eligibility to enter the competition is conditional upon the availability of sports facilities complying with to the Rules of the Game, to the VELUX EHF Champions League Regulations and the respective requirements and Manuals for the VELUX EHF Champions League events. The responsibility for correct and completed documents rests with both the registering club as well as with the Member Federation of the club.
2.2.2 Registration requirements
A correct registration of clubs for the VELUX EHF Champions League includes the fulfilment of the respective technical or organisational or administrative requirements.
Such a correct registration consists of:
- Correct and fully completed registration documents, which are signed by a person/representative being legally entitled to commit the club (declaration concerning official signing of entitlements to be attached upon request)
- Presentation of all required information, documents and declarations being due as a part of a correct entry within the deadline stipulated. The registering club together with the National Federation concerned are to be held responsible for the completeness and correctness of the presented documents.
- A playing hall which is confirmed by the EHF for the VELUX EHF Champions League 2018/19
- Payment of the deposit of € 25,000,--
Die Spielhalle der Löwen wäre sicherlich ein Angriffspunkt der EHF. Im entsprechenden Registrierungsformular für die Vereine wird bzgl. der Spielstätte ausgeführt:
Quoted
Please indicate the playing hall which is your 1st priority. For cases under special circumstances indicate the playing hall of your 2nd priority. Your registration is only valid if your 1st priority hall is accepted by the EHF.
Mit den Hallen in Mannheim und Frankfurt sollte die Anforderung zu erfüllen sein, aber eine erneute Ausnahmegenehmigungen für weitere Spielstätten sollten sich die Rhein-Neckar Löwen diesmal wohl nicht erhoffen.
Quoted
2.3 Registration system
The registration for the VELUX EHF Champions League is only valid, if all requested documents, payment, etc. are available at the EHF in due time within the deadline stipulated.
2.3.1 The teams’ registrations for entry in the VELUX EHF Champions League 2018/19, Code of Conduct and the signed arbitration agreement shall be received by the EHF Office not later than 05 June 2018.
Der unterzeichnete "Code of Conduct" ist in meinen Augen der realistischere Angrifffspunkt falls die EHF die Rhein-Neckar Löwen wirklich von der Teilnahme an der Champions-League ausschließen wollen würde. Direkt die ersten beiden Punkte dieser Verhaltensregeln lauten:
Quoted
1. Clubs shall act and compete in all competitions and events with an honest effort to follow the rules and the spirit of fairness and sportsmanlike conduct. The goal of the competition is to give one’s best effort while displaying honesty, integrity, and sportsmanship.
2. Clubs shall display courtesy and respect toward the opposing team, the EHF and its officials as well as EHF Partners and other EHF related organizations and persons.
Es scheint mir nicht abwegig das Verhalten der Rhein-Neckar Löwen im diesjährigen Achtelfinale als Verstoß zu werten. Aber leider habe ich derzeit keinen Zugriff auf die EHF Legal Regulations, aus denen mögliche Sanktionen bei Verstößen gegen den Code of Conduct hervorgehen könnten.
Ansonsten erinnere ich an die OCI Lions, die trotz Gewinn der nationalen Meisterschaft und einem gemäß Nationen-Ranking sicheren Startplatz für den niederländischen Handballverband von der EHF letzte Saison nicht für die Champions-League zugelassen wurden. Der Aufschrei war aufgrund der internationalen Stellung des niederländischen Handballs recht überschaubar ... aber es zeigt, dass die EHF im Zweifel die Regeln beliebig anpasst bzw. umdeutet.
Diese Frage noch, was passiert im EHF Cup, wenn Berlin eine Wildcard bekommt?
Ist dann ein Platz im EHF Cup futscht?
Spielen dann nur Hannover, Kronau und Magdeburg im EHF Cup?
Der THW hat überhaupt keine Wildcard beantragt !
Quoted
Wurde denn die Wildcard für den THW schon abgelehnt?
Hosted by Mellies-Webdesign - Ihre Webdesignagentur in Detmold, Paderborn, Bielefeld und Umgebung - Partner von www.DSC4ever.de