Hansa Rostock's American defender Heath Pearce has been suspended for two matches for a vicious 64th minute foul he committed against Sidney Sam during his team's 6:0 debacle against 1FC Kaiserslautern on Monday night.
Rostock came into the season with big plans to climb back to the First Bundesliga but now they'll be fighting to prevent relegation to the third division. The club fired coach Frank Pagelsdorf after a slow start and has not fared much better under caretaker Juri Schlünz. There was talk of Thomas Doll or Lothar Matthäus being hired but now it seems no one wants the job. Meanwhile, the Hansa board announced last week that they "have a clear profile of what type of coach we want."
Let's hope for Pearce's sake that they don't take too long in their profiling efforts, otherwise, they'll have a hard time living up to the club's current motto: "Unsinkable since 1965."
Pearce will miss the match against Greg Berhalter's 1860 Munich and the following week against FC Augusburg. His next chance to play in Second Bundesliga action will be December 8th against 1FC Nuernberg, the former team of Joe-Max Moore and Tony Sanneh.
During the same match, Kaiserslautern's American keeper Luis Robles kept a clean sheet in a solid 90 minute performance.
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