Bundesliga review part 2. the new one :)

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Ruhr said:
Scaring Europe to Death said:
Any Schalke fans know if Felix Plater will be playing at the Mini Etihad on Tuesday?
Don´t think so. He is part of the Bundesliga team as long as Huntelaar is out.

As well as Sane I guess

but still hope they will play on Tuesday cause they will need the best team vers the best team in the competion.
 
Scaring Europe to Death said:
MCFCHOWELL said:
Schalker said:
Do you drive AUDI ;o)
;) I think it's just because I love Bavaria and for some reason I decided I support them!


I saw them draw 1-1 on the opening day at St Pauli. Impressive speed on the counter attack
Indeed. However, the defending can be suspect. However much I like Ramazan Oezcan in goal, he's given away two penalties in as many games; granted the one last night was never a pen. Really need to start winning games again, if they/we want to be going up.
 
MCFCHOWELL said:
Scaring Europe to Death said:
MCFCHOWELL said:
;) I think it's just because I love Bavaria and for some reason I decided I support them!


I saw them draw 1-1 on the opening day at St Pauli. Impressive speed on the counter attack
Indeed. However, the defending can be suspect. However much I like Ramazan Oezcan in goal, he's given away two penalties in as many games; granted the one last night was never a pen. Really need to start winning games again, if they/we want to be going up.

There is a lenghty article in the latest issue of the 11freunde magazin about Ingolstadt (<a class="postlink" href="http://www.11freunde.de/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.11freunde.de/</a>)

Not sure if it is actually sold in the UK and no idea how good your german reading skills are, but think it might be interesting for you as a long time Schanzer. ;)

Can scan the article and send it over if you are interested....Just not going to translate the whole thing. ;)
 
Robben won't win it, but he has probably been the best player in the world for the last year.

Schalke and Leverkusen dropped points again today. The race for the CL spots could get interesting. Wolfsburg look certain to take it and that leaves two spots. Even Dortmund have an outside shot.
 
Bembeltown said:
MCFCHOWELL said:
Scaring Europe to Death said:
I saw them draw 1-1 on the opening day at St Pauli. Impressive speed on the counter attack
Indeed. However, the defending can be suspect. However much I like Ramazan Oezcan in goal, he's given away two penalties in as many games; granted the one last night was never a pen. Really need to start winning games again, if they/we want to be going up.

There is a lenghty article in the latest issue of the 11freunde magazin about Ingolstadt (<a class="postlink" href="http://www.11freunde.de/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.11freunde.de/</a>)

Not sure if it is actually sold in the UK and no idea how good your german reading skills are, but think it might be interesting for you as a long time Schanzer. ;)

Can scan the article and send it over if you are interested....Just not going to translate the whole thing. ;)
That'd be great if you could do that!
 
Doing a mini Bundesliga tour in a fortnight with games at Fortuna Dusseldorf, Schalke and Cologne.

Fortuna and Cologne are sorted, but we’ll be arriving in Gelsenkirchen mid Saturday morning. I only know the pub on the right hand side as you exit the hauptbahnhof (0-0 v Mainz last season) and a couple of small bars that were arranged for City fans in 2008.

Is there a main drinking area or should we go nearer to the ground?

I’ll be the 5ft7 drunk who thinks he’s funny with the 7ft Evertonian.
 
Scaring Europe to Death said:
Doing a mini Bundesliga tour in a fortnight with games at Fortuna Dusseldorf, Schalke and Cologne.

Fortuna and Cologne are sorted, but we’ll be arriving in Gelsenkirchen mid Saturday morning. I only know the pub on the right hand side as you exit the hauptbahnhof (0-0 v Mainz last season) and a couple of small bars that were arranged for City fans in 2008.

Is there a main drinking area or should we go nearer to the ground?

I’ll be the 5ft7 drunk who thinks he’s funny with the 7ft Evertonian.

Welcome auf Schalke.

You are going for the Hoppenheim game right?

So if you are not going with the Away fans:
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Although many Fanclubs have their own meeting place,
SFCV (Schalke Supporters Club Association) has two pubs .One on the way to the stadium and one at the stadium.

1.Fankneipe "Auf Schalke"
From GE Train station tram 302 till stop Uechtingstrasse/Schalker Meile
tram stopps in front of the pub "Auf Schalke"
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KO7XAu0Ac8[/video]

2. Clubheim at the stadium
From GE Train station tram 302 till stopp Willy Brandt Allee (ca.15 Minutes)
ca 300 left in Berni Klodt Way to the Clubheim.

The Supporters Club *and the Ultras meet at

Gaststätte Anno 1904
Kurt-Schumacher-Straße 106, 45881 Gelsenkirchen.
From GE train Station tram 302 till stopp "Berliner Brücke".
http://www.ultras-ge.de/
http://supportersclub.de/

Another meeting place not only prior a match for Schalke Fans is

Pub "Der Schalker"

A pub on the training ground at the arena (5meters from the training pitch and no far from the Fanshop)
where Schalke meet prior to the match

Weekdays we often sit there in the beergarden and watch the training of the players and have a lunch there

On matchdays its crowed (is that correct English:)
http://www.der-schalker.de/

There are also several pubs north of the city in Gelsenkirchen-Buer

More info in English from Schalke Fanclub UK
http://www.schalke-fanclub-uk.com/

Thats all I have for now but you can also join the official Schalke Forum
http://forum.schalke04.de/
and ask there They have a small English Section
 
The "Schalker Meile" (of tradition)
20131118-131730.jpg


is perhaps really an interesting place as it is near the birthplace of the club with the historic ground from the 1920s, the historic club pub and the pubs of the fan organizations. It´s also one of the poorest places in the town, so don´t expect any lovely surrounding there.

If you would stay longer, the more interesting pubs are in the northern centre (Buer), three tram stations north of the Arena. Gelsenkirchen was a merger of two towns in the 1920, so it has two centres, which is sometimes a bit confusing for people from outside.
 
Ruhr said:
The "Schalker Meile" (of tradition)
20131118-131730.jpg


is perhaps really an interesting place as it is near the birthplace of the club with the historic ground from the 1920s, the historic club pub and the pubs of the fan organizations. It´s also one of the poorest places in the town, so don´t expect any lovely surrounding there.

If you would stay longer, the more interesting pubs are in the northern centre (Buer), three tram stations north of the Arena. Gelsenkirchen was a merger of two towns in the 1920, so it has two centres, which is sometimes a bit confusing for people from outside.


Brilliant!

Yes, we’re going to the Hoffenheim game, as well as Fortuna v Bochum on the Friday and Cologne v Eintracht on the Sunday

Thanks for all your information. We’ll be on an early train from Dusseldorf and I like the look of those supporters bars

You mentioned Schalke’s original stadium. Is that where they played City in the 1970 ECWC Semi Final?
 
yes, the GLÜCKAUF-KAMPFBAHN
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K68jSNKqYAE[/video]

not much left of it,

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.stadionwelt.de/sw_stadien/index.php?folder=sites&site=fotos&id=3978&page=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.stadionwelt.de/sw_stadien/in ... 978&page=1</a>
 
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