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I have to hand it to Bayern Munich for keeping this a secret until the very moment pen was set to
paper. To quote Duffmann who wrote about it over at the Bundesbag blog: To say that I was surprised
by the news is an understatement. <brag>That's why it's probably all the more impressive,
that [.
The Bundesliga is still in hibernation, while all other big European leagues are already fully
enjoying their second half of the season. It's a little excercise in delayed gratification I guess.
Here's some numerical evidence to prove that it will at least be worth the wait. The numbers are
coming from a Setanta Sports article [.
Here's Ivan Klasnic on the beach of Belek in Turkey, where Werder Bremen prepare for the second
half of the season. Whether Klasnic really loves Werder Bremen is up for debate though. His doctor
recently got in a row with Bremen's medical staff, who he accuses of misdiagnosing Ivan Klasnic's
condition.
Or one and a half weeks, if you count in the DFB Cup. That is one and a half weeks full of winter
break bridging blogging, which already brought you such classic posts as: News and notes. (Hamburg
Offside) Out with one.. in with another? (Bayern Offside) You Say Training, I Say Trial. (Hertha
Offside) No Swelling to the [.
Why Bayern Munich will win the title If Bayern's rivals had plans to beat them to the title, they
should have done so in the first half of the season. Because in the second half of the season,
Bayern have the matchday schedule on their side in a big way: Bayern - Bremen Bayern - HSV Schalke
- Bayern Bayern [.
It's time to wrap up the Klinsmann media frenzy of the day with this quote of Werder Bremen's
captain Torsten Frings. I don't care about it. I really don't care about it.
It's time to wrap up the first week (or two weeks in case of Abby and Angela) of blogging in 2008
at the ever-growing Bundesliga Offside. Luca Toni stars in the sequel to a 1980s sex comedy.
(Bundesliga Offside) Lulu can finally add Raffael to his Hertha kindergarten. (Hertha Offside)
Dieter Hoeneß tries to get his hands on [.
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There's a football show in Italy called Quelli que il calcio, which airs on Rai Due. The only
problem here is, that Rai Due doesn't hold the rights to Serie A, which would make a show that is
all talk rather dull. So they decided to hire actors to re-enact the goals, which are then [...]
Following the success of my Name this Coach post a while back, here's the official sequel.
Something to keep you guessing, while I try to come up with a post with a higher word count.
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In the light of today's events, here's Jürgen Klinsmann's infamous exit from Bayern Munich in
1997. From an article about Klinsmann in the Observer back in March of 2004, shortly before he
would take over the Germany job: Things came to a head three games from the end of the season when
the Bayern coach, Giovanni [.
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If it's still the winter break in Germany and the year ends in an even number then it must be the
African Cup of Nations or is that the Africa Nations Cup or the Africa Cup or Afrikameisterschaft
or Cup of African Nations? Whatever it is, Daryl has written some excellent previews for those
interested and [.
Time to reveal the mystery of the man in the shadows. It was indeed Miroslav Klose, seen here
having fun with a Bayern physio, who makes Miro look very young (as in twelve years old perhaps).
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It's your birthday! And the Bundesliga is back. No more tiring training sessions and meaningless
friendlies, but good old fashioned ninety minutes, which actually do count for something. Thus,
last week was the last week of football blogging without football. It went a bit like this: Either
Abby, Lulu or Dieter is/must be slowly losing track [.
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L'allenatore Nel Pallone 2 is the sequel to the 1984 hit(?) comedy L'allenatore Nel Pallone and
will debut in cinemas around Italy on the 11th of January 2008. That's about all the info I could
get from IMDb, or even all of the Internet, that wasn't in Italian. But I can tell you that the
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He could have become the most hated German player in England given his blond hair and unerring eye
for a goal but while other strikers such as Rudi Voller and Jurgen Klinsmann (for a while) were
despised by the Wembley hoards, the lovely England supporters never got chance to vent their spleen
on a [.
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So the European Championships will be upon us this June with Germany recommencing battle with
Poland in their group as they did in the 2006 World Cup. That tournament was memorable for me for a
number of reasons. Firstly, I ended up running my ill-fated tournament website from an Internet
cafe in Essen due to the [.
A man in sober meditation battling with a powerful internal struggle.* The other is just a bronze
and marble sculpture really.
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