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Stuttgart (dpa / lsw) - Former VfB President Erwin Staudt has pleaded for a later date in the dispute over the time for the club's next general meeting.
"For me, a face-to-face event in which the members can take part themselves and form their own picture of the situation in the club has the highest priority," said the VfB honorary president and ex-head of IBM Germany of the "Ludwigsburger Kreiszeitung" (Friday) .
In addition, the data affair, in which high-ranking VfB employees are said to have passed member data to third parties in the past, must be legally clarified.
In addition, a meeting without attendance is also technically a major risk, said the 73-year-old, who served as president of the club between 2003 and 2011.
There are votes in the VfB Presidium that want to push through the meeting on March 28th.
President Claus Vogt, however, is aiming for (early) summer or the beginning of September.
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