Bundesliga Thread - 2021/22

[bavarian blue]

RB Leipzig are despised by football fans in Germany, but Leverkusen have been bankrolled by Bayer for decades.!! What is the difference.?

 

[Vienna_70]

RB Leipzig are despised by football fans in Germany, but Leverkusen have been bankrolled by Bayer for decades.!! What is the difference.?

PSV Eindhoven by Philips.

 

[Rhineland]

RB Leipzig are despised by football fans in Germany, but Leverkusen have been bankrolled by Bayer for decades.!! What is the difference.?

Obvious answer, the difference is that Leverscum have been despised by footballfans for decades!!!

 

[Rhineland]

We've got our possible weekends down to two choices - obviously depending on things being back to normal by then.

March 18, 19 & 20

RB Leipzig (I know) v Eintracht Frankfurt
Wolfsburg v Bayer Leverkusen
Hertha Berlin v Hoffenheim

April 23, 23 & 24

RB Leipzig v Union Berlin
Wolfsburg v Mainz
Hertha Berlin v Vfb Stuttgart

What do any of our resident German ticket experts think of our chances of getting 8 tickets for these matches?

Am I correct in guessing that RB v Union will be the toughest because Union will take a lot of fans?

I'll have a look at Buli 3 tomorrow to see if there's anything on offer that we can reach those weekends near Berlin.

18.03. ~ 21.03.2022

1. FC Magdeburg

- : -

SV Meppen

22.04. ~ 25.04.2022

1. FC Magdeburg

- : -

FSV Zwickau

not too sure I'd recommend going there, though

A couple of matches in and around Berlin in the Regionalliga around the same dates

 

[bavarian blue]

Viktoria Berlin had to find a new stadium for the 3rd division. Looking at 1860 away matches next season, Fortuna Köln, Dortmund reserves, Verl, Duisburg and Havelse looking interesting.

 

[Cellarite]

18.03. ~ 21.03.2022

1. FC Magdeburg

- : -

SV Meppen

22.04. ~ 25.04.2022

1. FC Magdeburg

- : -

FSV Zwickau

not too sure I'd recommend going there, though

A couple of matches in and around Berlin in the Regionalliga around the same dates

Is it a bit hairy at Magdeburg @Rhineland?

The other fixtures I’ve listed should be doable do you think?

 

[Rhineland]

Viktoria Berlin had to find a new stadium for the 3rd division. Looking at 1860 away matches next season, Fortuna Köln, Dortmund reserves, Verl, Duisburg and Havelse looking interesting.

Sadly, Fortuna Köln only play Regionalliga these days, it's Viktoria Köln who got promoted the other year, their ground is further away from the City centre on the other Side of the Rhine river.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

Season	Champions
2008–09	VfL Wolfsburg (1)
2009–10	Bayern Munich
2010–11	Borussia Dortmund
2011–12	Borussia Dortmund (5)
2012–13	Bayern Munich
2013–14	Bayern Munich
2014–15	Bayern Munich
2015–16	Bayern Munich
2016–17	Bayern Munich
2017–18	Bayern Munich
2018–19	Bayern Munich
2019–20	Bayern Munich
2020–21	Bayern Munich (30)

Its as bad as the Scottish league, totally boring.

 

[Rhineland]

Is it a bit hairy at Magdeburg @Rhineland?

The other fixtures I’ve listed should be doable do you think?

Let's say it's burnleyesque.

The fixtures you've listed should be doable, yes. Question is, are we talking full capacity or how many will they let in at all (because this will have an impact on the number of tickets available) and will they be played on different days?

 

[Rhineland]

Viktoria Berlin had to find a new stadium for the 3rd division. Looking at 1860 away matches next season, Fortuna Köln, Dortmund reserves, Verl, Duisburg and Havelse looking interesting.

Kaiserslautern away should be good. If they get their act together, Kaiserslautern, 1860 and Braunschweig should battle out the top 3 spots.