Blackwidow
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Too much to translate it - so it is just for the German speaking here.
Just read the bullshit from Immobile, incredib(i)leIsn't this guy loaned from BVB anyway? How much of a fecking moron you have to be. (given that he didn't bother with learning foreign languages and German seems to be insurmountable object for him then I guess I've got the answer)
Is Henrikh Mkhitaryan into chess because he's Armenian?![]()
Its pretty big around that area isn't it though? Its a shame he has no one to play against!Well... who can guess the reason? But he is into chess. He seems like a pretty brainy chap all around (at least from what I grasped from the media).
Its pretty big around that area isn't it though?![]()
maybe they'll give bayern munich a serious run for their money as well.i sometimes wish to have bundesliga's 50+1 rule revoked just to see some saudi-qatarian oiligarch from china take over hertha and turn it into some PSG-like BERLIN FC monster. i mean what overpaid super-megastar wouldn't wanna spend their 20s as a millionaire in freakin' berlin, the world's most-buzzing party capital of the planet? YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO WEAR A SUIT, LIKE, EVER.
Same here. I like to call it the "Dieter Hoeneß Effect".I have been wondering for many years how Michael Preetz kept his job after the countless feck-ups he caused during his tenure as Hertha's director of football.
in Berlin?You can buy a Maß in their stadium though, they've got that one going for them.
Yeah. Wasn't even that expensive. Unfortunately it's still Berliner beer.in Berlin?
It was a gamble, unfortunately it didn't work out though but I can understand why they went for him because he was Serie A's topscorer with 22 goals.Immobile should've never left Serie A. He has only had a single good season in the top flight, not quite sure how he earned his move to BVB. They jumped the gun on him really.
I think he's gonna be a superb player for them. Optimal Castro-replacement perhaps.So Aranguiz signed for Leverkusen? Don't know how he did in South-American football competitions but he was a cracking player on the WC and Copa.
Maybe even better than Castro, looking forward to watching him play!I think he's gonna be a superb player for them. Optimal Castro-replacement perhaps.
Bench: Ulreich - Thiago, Rafinha, Bernat, Götze, Kimmich, Hojbjerg
Benatia certainly is creating some action on both ends of the pitch.
Robben-esque. A bit weird in the build-up to it though. Poor Hamburg, nothing has changed this season. They'll start the season at the bottom of the table and it'll be a tough battle to move up.
They only lost 3-1 in Munich in Guardiola's first season if I'm not mistaken. Other than that, it's been a bit hard for them in Munich in the last 6 years, yes. 5-0, 6-0, 9-2, 8-0 and now 5-0.By far the best result they had at Bayern in recent times.![]()
Solid 36:3 GD over 6 games...