cptaidan88 said:I'm after a little bit of advice from the German based posters please, particularly those in and around Köln and Dusseldorf.
Anyway on Sunday 14th December, I'm going to Leverkusen v Mönchengladbach, before flying home from Dusseldorf that evening. The match is at 15.30, and my flight is at 20.55. I'll have my bag (which I wouldn't be allowed to take into the ground) and Leverkusen Mitte doesn't seem to have any lockers (Schließfach), so would you guys leave it in a locker at Köln hbf or travel to Dusseldorf hbf before the game and leave it there? I've looked at the timings and although its possible, I'm a bit concerned there much allowance for anything going wrong trying to get from the stadium to Köln hbf and then to Dusseldorf airport in time for the flight. Is there another option I've not considered?
One of the most scenic grounds around is Aue, strange team really.Bembeltown said:Union Berlin away in Aue...
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Probably not until they get relegated. Poor signings and injuries have destroyed Dortmund. Says it all that he did not start either striker he bought in the summer. Last season their poor form was masked by just how good Reus was. He does not get the credit he deserves, he is one of the top 5 players in the world for me and did the same thing Suarez did, but did it in Europe and the cup as well.davymcfc said:BVB losing at Frankfurt. Will there be a point where klopp's immediate future comes under question?
MCFCHOWELL said:One of the most scenic grounds around is Aue, strange team really.
When I first got into German football, around 2011 I looked at the 2. Bundesliga and was like where the hell is that? Saxony if I'm right, near the Czech border? Wouldn't mind going to that ground though, really scenic in the middle of a forest.Ruhr said:MCFCHOWELL said:One of the most scenic grounds around is Aue, strange team really.
Wismut Aue - Die Schachtscheisser (Those who shit in a shaft) :-), really a remote place in german football
MCFCHOWELL said:When I first got into German football, around 2011 I looked at the 2. Bundesliga and was like where the hell is that? Saxony if I'm right, near the Czech border? Wouldn't mind going to that ground though, really scenic in the middle of a forest.Ruhr said:MCFCHOWELL said:One of the most scenic grounds around is Aue, strange team really.
Wismut Aue - Die Schachtscheisser (Those who shit in a shaft) :-), really a remote place in german football
supercrystal7 said:Probably not until they get relegated. Poor signings and injuries have destroyed Dortmund. Says it all that he did not start either striker he bought in the summer. Last season their poor form was masked by just how good Reus was. He does not get the credit he deserves, he is one of the top 5 players in the world for me and did the same thing Suarez did, but did it in Europe and the cup as well.davymcfc said:BVB losing at Frankfurt. Will there be a point where klopp's immediate future comes under question?
If they can win today they can get fourth. They would only be 6 points away from fourth and 6 points behind their biggest rivals for it Schalke and Gladbach. Lose today and the extra weeks without Reus makes it impossible.
They just have so many bad players. Weidenfeller, Durm and Ginter are actually bad players. Durm has regressed so much. Without any exaggeration those 3 would not make the Palace team. Kagawa, Mkhitaryan, recovering Subotic and Kehl are just average players. It's looking like they have more chance of winning the CL than finishing fourth.
It's the price they pay for not taking the gamble. Sadly I think United will benefit most from Dortmund's collapse.