“TV total” presenter Sebastian Pufpaff reveals details about his prank and appeals to fans

“TV total” presenter Sebastian Pufpaff has revealed details of how he cheated his way into Signal Iduna Park in the top match between BVB and FC Bayern. In addition, the 45-year-old appealed to the supporters of Borussia Dortmund.

The 45-year-old hadn’t reached deep into his bag of tricks. He had optically only adapted to the style of clothing of coach Marco Rose, who usually wears a sweater with a shirt collar, and his hairstyle.

In the broadcast on Wednesday Pufpaff said that he had a certain resemblance to the coach of Borussia anyway. He even gave an autograph for Rose on the street.

After the “makeover”, Pufpaff organized a jacket with the BVB logo and a black bus that was supposed to imitate the Dortmund team’s car. In addition, some extras, whom the moderator also gave the names of the BVB stars in advance, had their seats in the tracksuit.

Shortly before the bus reached the stadium, the “TV total” team covered it with a huge Borussia Dortmund logo. The black and yellow vehicle actually passed several controls.

BVB: Pufpaff came up to the cabins

At the first, smaller checkpoint, Pufpaff, sitting on the passenger side, had passed with a simple wave in the direction of a folder. It was only at the entrance to the cabin wing that it was the end of the line.

“Please stay over there in the area, you don’t have a work card,” said one of the stewards and pushed in: “You are not our trainer”. “Who am I?” Replied Pufpaff. The man replied, “I don’t care. But you are not our trainer.”

Then the contribution ended, which has no legal consequences for Pufpaff. According to the police, BVB refrained from filing a criminal complaint. Managing director Hans-Joachim Watzke faced the game shortly after the game Ruhr news announced that the campaign would “definitely ban all stadiums involved”. “That doesn’t work at all,” he added.

BVB: Pufpaff confirms lifelong stadium ban

Pufpaff, who claims to be a big BVB fan, confirmed the “lifelong” stadium ban. Therefore he called on the Dortmund supporters to support: “I need your help.” You should work to initiate friendship between “TV total” and BVB.

Finally, Pufpaff suggested that the fans should call his name in the future and agreed with the studio guests: “We want to see the Puffi!”