Bembeltown
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- 6 Dec 2011
- Messages
- 1,063
- Location
- Waldstadion, Frankfurt, Germany
- Team supported
- Eintracht Frankfurt
Yeah @cptaidan88 really is a bellend for doing that
Frankfurt am Main or Frankfurt am Oder.Blimey!
I didn't even know Frankfurt had a River.
Every day's a School Day on Bluemoon.
Both apparently have no river. I can only blame myself for not being a proper guide for @Scaring Europe to DeathFrankfurt am Main or Frankfurt am Oder.
Frankfurt an der Oder.Frankfurt am Main or Frankfurt am Oder.
Thankfully I never had to learn German. Ich nichten lichten.Frankfurt an der Oder.
It’s der Main and die Oder.
Enjoyed that article and I can see the argument from both sides, especially as City had a few lesser rivalries in the lower divisions, all of which have since been shelved/discarded.Some background on the Offenbach/Frankfurt rivalry in case you are interested:
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ARCHIVE | How Eintracht Frankfurt's 1959 German Championship triumph ignited their rivalry against Kickers Offenbach - Get German Football News
With the advances in modern football, sometimes we forget the past and where we came from. And so GGFN aims to describe one of the most exciting finals ofwww.getfootballnewsgermany.com
I was at the first derby against "them" after 20 or so years of not playing them which happened in the cup 2003/2004. The derby was the talk of the region for a full month and was declared the "Hooligan summit" of football by the media. Was the only match my mum actually begged me to not attend.
Well..Obviously I did what everyone would have done and went anyway. Sat undercover amongst Offenbach fans. Was pretty eventful...Think if I recall Frankfurt Fans stormed the away section as there were not enough tickets.
We won on penalties and Jermaine Jones celebrated his penalty in front of the Offenbach hardcore section. Dont think he was to amused when their hooligans started to climb over the fences. :-)
Did you speak to the German Finance Minister, Peter?Thankfully I never had to learn German. Ich nichten lichten.
The original Tasmania doesn't exist anymore but there is a successor called SV Tasmania Berlin and they play in some of the local Berlin leagues as far as I know. I would assume around 5th or 6th division but of you need specifics I would have to Google that myself.Enjoyed that article and I can see the argument from both sides, especially as City had a few lesser rivalries in the lower divisions, all of which have since been shelved/discarded.
Also some interesting facts re Tasmania Berlin's attendances
Do they still exist, and at what level?
Ok cheersThe original Tasmania doesn't exist anymore but there is a successor called SV Tasmania Berlin and they play in some of the local Berlin leagues as far as I know. I would assume around 5th or 6th division but of you need specifics I would have to Google that myself.