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Fyi: Rangers and Hamburg have a relationship going back to 1977 when some Hamburg Supporters visited Rangers and founded Hamburg Loyal Rangers Supporters Club. I doubt that the intention was to support any religious or political tendencies. These Hamburg fans were and still are an important part...

Slight rain to come up this evening. Also seen a weather warning at <a class="postlink" href="http://www.wetter.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">www.wetter.com</a> but dunno if it's referring to the winds or the rain since I can't open that pop up. Basically one can say that...

Did he sit inside one of the ten German bombers?

Differnt points of view are not falling out. By the way: If Labskaus ain't your favourite try the "Friesenkeller" at Alster Lake / Jungfernstieg or the Restaurant in/under the town hall. North German and hanseatic kitchen not only Labskaus.

Could have been a more appetizing photo, indeed. But you also could have taken a better one ;-) Nice subscription though: Hamburg's weirdest menu

Maybe they're more openminded than u think and try local food in spite of the roots of the name of the product? Not everybody is visiting Mc Donald's when he's abroad/away.

No sense of humour u got.

You're welcome! If you drink at Eidelstedt station there's more beer at Stellingen station for me. ;O)

Back 2 topic: I think the mile at Eidelstedt station (which is one more to go from city centre and Reeperbahn) will offer less potential of getting in trouble but more space (and cheap beer stalls) as Stellingen does. From here you'll get to the stadium in about 10 to 15 minutes by walking. No...

Sauerkraut? Please! We are living north of the Weisswurst-equator (which actually takes place south of Hanover). We prefer Labskaus and Scholle Finkenwerder style. Best Labskaus at Old Commercial Room (Streetname actually Englische Planke).

So tell 'em there's no problem about offending us since we'll find a chant to react. But tell 'em as well that the ten German bombers chant is understood in Germany as a behaviour of stupid NF or BNP idiots from those bloody firms running their national team on the one day and fighting "Pakis"...

Well, I could think about why people don't like to offend Hamburg supporters: Because they don't want to be put together with those redfaced boozers wearing England jerseys and shorts dancing drunken on the streets and thinking they would offend the Germans by mentioning the war. To be honest...