Re: So who’s watching the Bundesliga this weekend
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Taunton Blue Genie
I remember when Ewald Lienen, who moved from Gladbach to Armenia Bielefeld and back again, suffered this injury when playing for the latter 1981:
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Good grief!
Re: So who’s watching the Bundesliga this weekend
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delmbox
Yeah, two! Rabbi Matondo at Schalke and Ampadu at Leipzig. Also I think describing Leipzig as "having a bottomless pit of money" is a bit misleading. It's like saying we've got a bottomless pit because Tan's worth billions. They are hated as an entity though, but as a team they're great
Matondo to Man United?
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...ancho-18249963
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Re: So who’s watching the Bundesliga this weekend
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Taunton Blue Genie
I remember when Ewald Lienen, who moved from Gladbach to Armenia Bielefeld and back again, suffered this injury when playing for the latter 1981:
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Pah.... only a flesh wound!
Re: So who’s watching the Bundesliga this weekend
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MacAdder
Pah.... only a flesh wound!
I've had worse wounds that this!!!
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the other bob wilson
I love Matondo but he's nowhere near Sancho. From what I've seen at internationals I think Rodon could be a top level player, would like to see him go to a mid table Premiership side to get games and experience before a really big move though
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xsnaggle
I've had worse wounds that this!!!
And that's just on this message board.
Re: So who’s watching the Bundesliga this weekend
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Taunton Blue Genie
And that's just on this message board.
:hehe:
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delmbox
I love Matondo but he's nowhere near Sancho. From what I've seen at internationals I think Rodon could be a top level player, would like to see him go to a mid table Premiership side to get games and experience before a really big move though
Matondo has improved quite a bit over in Germany, and his speed will always be a danger to any opposition team. Agree about Rodon, he looks certain to move to the Premier League, and Wales are set for the next 10 years with him, Ampadu and Mepham (and others) in the central defensive roles.
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Wales-Bales
Matondo has improved quite a bit over in Germany, and his speed will always be a danger to any opposition team. Agree about Rodon, he looks certain to move to the Premier League, and Wales are set for the next 10 years with him, Ampadu and Mepham (and others) in the central defensive roles.
I think I remember that you follow the Bundesliga so I'll take your word for it. Why would Man Utd not go for Brooks say? He's keeping Matondo out of the Wales team and I think is further ahead, but wouldn't cost anywhere near as much as Sancho
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delmbox
I think I remember that you follow the Bundesliga so I'll take your word for it. Why would Man Utd not go for Brooks say? He's keeping Matondo out of the Wales team and I think is further ahead, but wouldn't cost anywhere near as much as Sancho
Brooks is too good for Man Utd :hehe: I can't see Sancho going there either, so Matondo is probably their level at the moment, but he would be better off staying in Germany for a couple of years if you ask me.
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Wales-Bales
Brooks is too good for Man Utd :hehe: I can't see Sancho going there either, so Matondo is probably their level at the moment, but he would be better off staying in Germany for a couple of years if you ask me.
This suggests that Brooks is better than someone like Fernandez though, which is just not true
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Wales-Bales
Brooks is too good for Man Utd :hehe: I can't see Sancho going there either, so Matondo is probably their level at the moment, but he would be better off staying in Germany for a couple of years if you ask me.
Let's see what Brooks is like after his serious injury shall we.
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delmbox
This suggests that Brooks is better than someone like Fernandez though, which is just not true
Fernandez is a talented player, and he is getting very well paid for his troubles, so I suppose that might have come into it when he was being shopped around.
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Trigger
Got a yellow for it.
Didn't touch him ref.
I've seen bigger gashes than that.
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Watched 3 games this weekend.
Enjoyed it even with no fans
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Swiss Peter
The swimming pool was back in use as a public pool last time I was there, which I think was last April against Augsburg. Was remarkable to see, having seen it so many times as a museum piece over the years.
Incidentally, regarding your earlier post, Hertha's recent average home attendance is just short of 50000.
The swimming pools, 3 of them were in the Olympic Games complex behind the stadium which was the cold war British Headquarters, so the Berlin public never had access to them until after the wall came down. (The third pool was actually for families and was so during the Olympics for families of the people working on the games.