Uwe Rosler.

everythingchangesbutblue said:
well done to uwe today,massive result today against a promotion rival.

I always keep an eye out now.......

Well done indeed,onward and upward Uwe!

(youre gtting closer and closer to our dug out....!!!!)
 
I see Shaleum Logan is doing well there.

He has 23 appearances for the Bees already this season.

Good luck to the lad.
 
Uwe is destined to become a great manager if he picks the right clubs moving up the managerial ladder
 
I see they are joint top now. Always check for their results every week. If Uwe's players have half the passion that he did on the pitch then promotion is a certainty for them.
 
There you are reading a German website and then Ric's name pops up. Bigger media whore than de niro

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.11freunde.de/artikel/uwe-roeslers-jahre-bei-manchester-city" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.11freunde.de/artikel/uwe-roe ... ester-city</a>
 
stony said:
There you are reading a German website and then Ric's name pops up. Bigger media whore than de niro

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.11freunde.de/artikel/uwe-roeslers-jahre-bei-manchester-city" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.11freunde.de/artikel/uwe-roe ... ester-city</a>

My favourite bit is this:

Uwe's grandad bombed Old Trafford

That Rösler was a German, an "Old enemy", interested nobody in Manchester. "Nationalism is a stranger to Northerners," says Ric Turner. "Additionally, in England, it's only what you bring in 90 minutes that counts." The fans welcomed Uwe Rösler with open arms. They arranged the tune of the Pet Shop Boys hit of that time, "Go West" with his name. "Ooo-veyh! Ooo-veyh Ross-eler!" And they honoured him with the T-shirt "Uwe's granddad bombed Old Trafford". The German press printed the sentence full of indignation.

And the slogan, as coarse as it was, had an historical context: in 1941, Old Trafford was destroyed by German bombs, and in the forties, Manchester Un*t*d had to play their games at Maine Road. To show the fans that he had understood their tribute, Uwe Rösler also bought a T-shirt - for his granddad. "From the first day, I was bathed in a warmth. The chairman / owner introduced me to his son and the team took me to its heart," says Rösler. "At the start, it must have been deathly boring for them. I hardly spoke any English".

Apologies to Ric if I've mistranslated his quotes.
 
stony said:
There you are reading a German website and then Ric's name pops up. Bigger media whore than de niro

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.11freunde.de/artikel/uwe-roeslers-jahre-bei-manchester-city" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.11freunde.de/artikel/uwe-roe ... ester-city</a>

Props. Can't believe you are reading German sporting sites.
 

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