cptaidan88 said:Bembeltown said:Seems like Mr. Rösler is in scope for a job as Armin Vehs successor in Frankfurt. Now that would be interesting... The guy bringing me to City coaching my own club.
Whilst it would be good for him to manage a team as big as Frankfurt, I think he is happy being in the north west of England. Both his sons are at Citys academy and unless they get released, I think he'd be reluctant to move, particularly to another country. I imagine bigger clubs than Wigan are monitoring his progress though, so he might not be there forever.
Great result at the weekend btw!
stave said:Who has pictures of (1. and 2.) Bundesliga stadiums? <a class="postlink" href="http://www.stadiumzone.weebly.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.stadiumzone.weebly.com</a> has most of them, how about the smaller ones?
So who do you reckon will drop their reserve team for next season mate? Imo wolfsburg, bayern, schalke, bvb will definitely keep theirs but not a scooby about the rest.Ruhr said:Busy day today in german football.
The Bundesliga clubs decided:
No introduction of goal line cameras
Bundesliga clubs are no longer obliged to have a reserve team
Bundesliga introduces an online ticket shop for fans, that want to sell their tickets. A plan to fight back viagogo, ebay etc. and the black market.
aguero93:20 said:So who do you reckon will drop their reserve team for next season mate? Imo wolfsburg, bayern, schalke, bvb will definitely keep theirs but not a scooby about the rest.Ruhr said:Busy day today in german football.
The Bundesliga clubs decided:
No introduction of goal line cameras
Bundesliga clubs are no longer obliged to have a reserve team
Bundesliga introduces an online ticket shop for fans, that want to sell their tickets. A plan to fight back viagogo, ebay etc. and the black market.
Ruhr said:aguero93:20 said:Bayern have section of stadium closed v the scum for displaying an offensive banner against the arse, section 124 apparently, hope it doesn't affect any of the german rags on here, it'd be a pity to miss your teams record win in the champions league.
was a really silly banner, especially as Bayern fans normally don´t have a bad reputation for homophobia.
Ruhr said:Busy day today in german football.
The Bundesliga clubs decided:
No introduction of goal line cameras
Bundesliga clubs are no longer obliged to have a reserve team
Bundesliga introduces an online ticket shop for fans, that want to sell their tickets. A plan to fight back viagogo, ebay etc. and the black market.
bayern blade said:Ruhr said:aguero93:20 said:Bayern have section of stadium closed v the scum for displaying an offensive banner against the arse, section 124 apparently, hope it doesn't affect any of the german rags on here, it'd be a pity to miss your teams record win in the champions league.
was a really silly banner, especially as Bayern fans normally don´t have a bad reputation for homophobia.
For God sake it was a daft cartoon, a silly wind up. Some people are just waiting to be offended. It's ridiculous that such a petty event is being compared with Celtic displaying banners featuring terrorists. More PC crap from the thought police, another step on the road to Big brother.
-- Mon Mar 24, 2014 6:01 pm --
Ruhr said:Busy day today in german football.
The Bundesliga clubs decided:
No introduction of goal line cameras
Bundesliga clubs are no longer obliged to have a reserve team
Bundesliga introduces an online ticket shop for fans, that want to sell their tickets. A plan to fight back viagogo, ebay etc. and the black market.
Viagogo isn't the black market.
Other news Dante has extended until 2017.
bayern blade said:Viagogo isn't the black market.
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