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And tonight it's only 12.500 instead of the 25.000 standing there for Bundesliga matches.

66.000 for CL. 12.500 instead of 25.000 on the south. Only half as impressive and fascinating as Bundesliga matches.

Yeah, that stat is wrong. The attendance was 65.590 Atmosphere is good at Dortmund for international games but it IS a big difference to have only 12.500 standing on the south stand instead of 25.000. "The South" is famous just because of the incredible number of 25.000 standing there. It's a...

Totally disagree, I watched all of their EL games. The ref screwed them over in Sevilla. They still ended up with more points than any of the other teams not making it out of the group stage and more points than Napoli who DID make it out of the group stage. Rather unlucky and I don't even think...

Leitner is a stick though and also a big-time diver. He really needs to cut that crap out. The talent is obvious but right now watching him make me want to punch him every fucking time. I hope Dortmund loan him out another year. Volland, at 1860 on loan from Hoffenheim also looks great. I...

Imo Götze is definitly the real thing. He's leading the league in assists at 18 and he would have even more if Lewandowski and Barrio didn't waste 10 clear-cut chances every freaking game. And it's not like he wasn't known to have enormous talent before. Solid list imo. Dortmund was unlucky...

It's not really jealousy though. Most Germans fans feel the same way and actively fight anyone being able to buy Bundesliga clubs. So you can't say they would love it if it happened to them.

I'm sure that "article" is completely made up. Dortmund ain't dumb, Götze's talent has been known for quite a while. He also won the U17 EC in '09 and was fantastic there (beating the English U17 with Wilshere and Bostock 4:0 in the process.) They'd never agree to a 8mio clause, lol. German...

Most German terraces don't have special seating that folds up and down though. It takes quite some time and effort to get Dortmund's terrace ready for European action as you can see here for example: Fans volunteer for that since they do not want those folding seats at all. It takes 110 people...

Well, he didn't play LB at all in the 09/10 season if ever. This was one of Löw's brilliant crazy ideas for this world-cup and it's been working.

Boateng apparently gets 5.000.000 a year, that about 3 more than he would get at Hamburg. Just totally impossible for the Bundesliga to compete with these wages. Well at least it will mean that German clubs will put even more money into producing good new talent in hope of selling them for...

The Jabulani will be the Bundesliga ball for next season, it's the first time the Bundesliga signed such a deal. This season every club still used it's own ball, some Nike, some adidas, Uhlsport, Molten, Diadora, Puma... And about Podolski, he clearly feels both Polish and German, maybe even...

He's nothing like his brother.

Re: Jerome Boateng Very good CB, decent RB. And unlike his brother Kevin-Prince he's not known to be a cvnt.

Actually Wolfsburg have much more money than any other clubs except Bayern thanks to VW, they pumped millions of Euros in them over the last years. They certainly have more money and spent more money than Stuttgart and Hamburg. Stuttgart won their championsship because of great youth work, much...

Most Hamburg fans seem equally clueless: http://www.hsv-forum.de/showthread.php?t=76899&page=15&highlight=colours

??? They sold out against Galatasaray (not more allowed than 50500 because of security reasons) and Ajax (51200). Official capacity for international games is 51500 because of the atmosphere-killing all-seater rule but security concerns often lower it. Their average Bundesliga attendance this...