bayern-flo2
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@Bembeltown: We will do our very best :-)
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Bundesliga review
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AntiUnited
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Bembeltown said:Some videos from Saturday:
The moment when Leverkusen scored in Hamburg and just when the roof comes down we get the equalizer:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq29d1dRLkc&list=UU_HxNzzehm4gsC5p64ISeVQ&index=8[/youtube]
And some of the scenes towards the end:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ojyi8ROLIs[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zV3oPsoPS8[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpdC9_Ul14o[/youtube]
2 days later and I am still buzzing and can´t believe it.
Lets just hope Bayern wins the cup, so we start in the play off round only.
Shouldnt be an impossible task for them I take it. ;)
Man that was fukin amazing. Seriously you and the turks are like the craziest most vocal fans around !
bayern-flo2
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Welcome in Europe! And this time not as 'cup-losers' but absolutely deserved after 34 league-matches! Great fans, great atmosphere and great choreos!Bembeltown said:Was an amazing day with an incredible atmoshpere. When the teams entered the pitch they were greeted with this display:
[bigimg]http://www.eintracht-online.net/images/aktuelles/ChoreoEL.JPG[/bigimg]
Looking at these pictures I'm full of hate about fucking UEFA for next saturday's cl-final in Wembley.
After several strict regulations from UEFA and the fact that neutral fans are located in the middle tier of Dortmund's and Bayern's end, the fans of Dortmund decided to cancel their planned choreography.
Concerning the strict regulations, the fans of Bayern (or to be exact the fan organisation Club Nr 12) are more used to stupid regulations of Bayern and UEFA during the last years.
On the one hand there are local 'safety-authorities' in Bavaria/Munich who wanted special certificates for fire-proof plastic sheets and on the other hand there is UEFA who e.g. forbade a choreography against AS Roma a day before the match in Sept. 2010 due to insulting issues.
And why insulting against Roma-Fans?! In reference to Monty Python's Life of Brian, a choreography with the correct Latin sentence 'ROMANI ITE DOMUM' (Romans go home) has been planned... Absurd!
FUCK UEFA!
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@Flo: Thanks for the kind words and I really hope that we manage to build a somewhat competitive team for the Euroleague season (and don´t go down to the 2nd division again due to the increased amount of games...would be typical).
Last time when we went into the competition we managed to get to the group stages, so I would hope that we at least get there again and have the opportunity to travel as much as possible.
Spurs/Swansea away would be awesome!
Anyway, sad to hear that Dortmund had to cancel their choreography, for me the choreography battle was always iconic for the Champions League finals and over the years there were some great shows on display.
The whole allocation of tickets is a joke anyway...90000 people fit into the arena and its 23000 for each set of supporters, right? Way too many tickets for "UEFA and friends" and neutrals.
The sheer thought of having the prawn brigade go to the final without any real interest in football, while loyal fans from both sides, who have travelled all over Europe for their teams, dont have a chance to get a ticket makes me want to puke...
Last time when we went into the competition we managed to get to the group stages, so I would hope that we at least get there again and have the opportunity to travel as much as possible.
Spurs/Swansea away would be awesome!
Anyway, sad to hear that Dortmund had to cancel their choreography, for me the choreography battle was always iconic for the Champions League finals and over the years there were some great shows on display.
The whole allocation of tickets is a joke anyway...90000 people fit into the arena and its 23000 for each set of supporters, right? Way too many tickets for "UEFA and friends" and neutrals.
The sheer thought of having the prawn brigade go to the final without any real interest in football, while loyal fans from both sides, who have travelled all over Europe for their teams, dont have a chance to get a ticket makes me want to puke...
All I can really say is - that's UEFA for you.. I was so mad when I read they've banned choreography for the final, it's not like something will happen fucks sake, but of course they have to make everything possible for the fans not to enjoy themselves lol!
Given what tremendous support you Germans provide, I'm really angry I won't be able to see it again in the final. Would have been one heck of a display.
Given what tremendous support you Germans provide, I'm really angry I won't be able to see it again in the final. Would have been one heck of a display.
AntiUnited
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Bembeltown said:@Flo: Thanks for the kind words and I really hope that we manage to build a somewhat competitive team for the Euroleague season (and don´t go down to the 2nd division again due to the increased amount of games...would be typical).
Last time when we went into the competition we managed to get to the group stages, so I would hope that we at least get there again and have the opportunity to travel as much as possible.
Spurs/Swansea away would be awesome!
Anyway, sad to hear that Dortmund had to cancel their choreography, for me the choreography battle was always iconic for the Champions League finals and over the years there were some great shows on display.
The whole allocation of tickets is a joke anyway...90000 people fit into the arena and its 23000 for each set of supporters, right? Way too many tickets for "UEFA and friends" and neutrals.
The sheer thought of having the prawn brigade go to the final without any real interest in football, while loyal fans from both sides, who have travelled all over Europe for their teams, dont have a chance to get a ticket makes me want to puke...
pretty much man its fukin pathetic.
Ruhr
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Frank Arnesen has been sacked as club manager of Hamburger SV
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First play off tonight between Ho$$enheim and the inbreeds from Kaiserslautern!
Never thought I would say this and I feel dirty after doing so, but its for a good cause:
Come one FCK!
Never thought I would say this and I feel dirty after doing so, but its for a good cause:
Come one FCK!
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Sky are now touting the World Soccer Magazine's survey which puts the Germans ahead of everybody else despite generating less than half of the revenue of the Premier League. Strange when Murdoch is providing much of that cash. Still Ruhr will be pleased.
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Would be interesting to see how exactly they came to the conclusion?
Some of the stuff they mention like the amount of new stadia build is a bit weird. We had the WC in 2006, hence we most likely built more new stadia than Italy for example.
We got higher attendances, but thats because we still have terraced standing and cheap tickets.
etc.
As always its comparing Apples with Oranges...
And I personally couldnt care less what the "best" league in Europe is. If beeing the best comes at the cost of beeing priced out of football, similar to what happened in England, I am more than happy to pass and rather watch some German talents chase the ball than the next Lionel Messi.
Some of the stuff they mention like the amount of new stadia build is a bit weird. We had the WC in 2006, hence we most likely built more new stadia than Italy for example.
We got higher attendances, but thats because we still have terraced standing and cheap tickets.
etc.
As always its comparing Apples with Oranges...
And I personally couldnt care less what the "best" league in Europe is. If beeing the best comes at the cost of beeing priced out of football, similar to what happened in England, I am more than happy to pass and rather watch some German talents chase the ball than the next Lionel Messi.
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