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Bundesliga Matches

By davieG, in General Football and Sport

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fuchsntf

fuchsntf

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3 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

What's Bielefeld? 

 

Also Bochum don't hate Bayern at all!

:dunno: If you Don t know then you Don t know..!!!

 

to be fair Bochum have a Close friendship with Bayern . One of the oldest fan frienships...Goes back to 1973...:scarf:

fuchsntf

fuchsntf

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3 hours ago, yorkie1999 said:

That’s Interesting from the Bayern match. Woolworths is still going in Germany!

And C & A...

Mark_w

Mark_w

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7 hours ago, Lionator said:

Absolute limbs in Furth, Hamburg concede in the 94th minute. 

I celebrated that dreadful scrappy shambles of a goal more enthusiastically than I care to admit.

Guest Manini

Guest Manini

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A lot being made of Haaland’s post match interview(s) over on Twitter. Has anybody else seen the one from the weekend, or the compilation of his past interviews doing the rounds? 
 

Don’t know where I stand on it to be honest. On one hand he’s answering the same repetitive questions in a second language which probably causes some difficulty, but that is part and parcel of the post match stuff nowadays, especially with how good he is he’s going to be in front of the media a lot. Also don’t think he owes the media anything and he does (albeit in a really weird way) answer the questions posed to him. 
 

However on the other hand it just smacks of a 19 year old lad being rude and arrogant for the sake of it and trying to play the tired Zlatan’esque character. I don’t think manners cost anything personally and plenty of players will at least pay lip service in the interviews after matches. It’s an odd one! 

boots60

boots60

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29 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Norwegian so his English will be bang on. They were not even particularly bad questions. Comes across a bit of a tosser.

Roy Keane thought his Dad was a bit of a tosser

z-layrex

z-layrex

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1 hour ago, SemperEadem said:

Norwegian so his English will be bang on. They were not even particularly bad questions. Comes across a bit of a tosser.

I dunno I enjoy seeing journo's made to sweat.

StanSP

StanSP

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2 hours ago, Manini said:

A lot being made of Haaland’s post match interview(s) over on Twitter. Has anybody else seen the one from the weekend, or the compilation of his past interviews doing the rounds? 
 

Don’t know where I stand on it to be honest. On one hand he’s answering the same repetitive questions in a second language which probably causes some difficulty, but that is part and parcel of the post match stuff nowadays, especially with how good he is he’s going to be in front of the media a lot. Also don’t think he owes the media anything and he does (albeit in a really weird way) answer the questions posed to him. 
 

However on the other hand it just smacks of a 19 year old lad being rude and arrogant for the sake of it and trying to play the tired Zlatan’esque character. I don’t think manners cost anything personally and plenty of players will at least pay lip service in the interviews after matches. It’s an odd one! 

The stuff going round on Twitter is just snippets and not indicative of the whole interview, at least from the weekend. Think Jonathan Walters posted the full interview. 

 

I think he can answer how he wants to be honest! English isn't his first language but who cares about how he answers? Does it have to meet a certain standard or way?! 

 

Just seems another way to bring a talented kid down. Let him play football and be fvcking quality at it. He's not breaking any rules or swearing or anything. 

Miquel The Work Geordie

Miquel The Work Geordie

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35 minutes ago, StanSP said:

The stuff going round on Twitter is just snippets and not indicative of the whole interview, at least from the weekend. Think Jonathan Walters posted the full interview. 

 

I think he can answer how he wants to be honest! English isn't his first language but who cares about how he answers? Does it have to meet a certain standard or way?! 

 

Just seems another way to bring a talented kid down. Let him play football and be fvcking quality at it. He's not breaking any rules or swearing or anything. 

 

Come on mate - he's quality but there can't be any doubt he comes across a right nonce in some of those interviews and it smacks of trying too hard. I don't think anyone's raring to tear him down, if anything the football Twitter goblins are lapping it up. 

StanSP

StanSP

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6 minutes ago, spacemunky said:

Hertha and Union playing on Friday should be interesting. Two Berlin teams, so I'm sure thats a derby who's name is not known by me. 

The Berlin Derby...

lol

 

SemperEadem

SemperEadem

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46 minutes ago, spacemunky said:

Hertha and Union playing on Friday should be interesting. Two Berlin teams, so I'm sure thats a derby who's name is not known by me. 

The last time they played each other.

Father Ted

Father Ted

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2 hours ago, spacemunky said:

Quick reply from Bremen off of the corner. Looked like everyone was avoiding the ball.

Had nothing else to do tonight so watched it. Never seen that Kevin Vogt play before, and I don't think the Werder Bremen fans will want to see him again either. Honestly, one of the worst individual performances I have seen in live professional football.

Finnegan

Finnegan

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19 hours ago, Manini said:

A lot being made of Haaland’s post match interview(s) over on Twitter. Has anybody else seen the one from the weekend, or the compilation of his past interviews doing the rounds? 
 

Don’t know where I stand on it to be honest. On one hand he’s answering the same repetitive questions in a second language which probably causes some difficulty, but that is part and parcel of the post match stuff nowadays, especially with how good he is he’s going to be in front of the media a lot. Also don’t think he owes the media anything and he does (albeit in a really weird way) answer the questions posed to him. 
 

However on the other hand it just smacks of a 19 year old lad being rude and arrogant for the sake of it and trying to play the tired Zlatan’esque character. I don’t think manners cost anything personally and plenty of players will at least pay lip service in the interviews after matches. It’s an odd one! 

 

19 hours ago, SemperEadem said:

Norwegian so his English will be bang on. They were not even particularly bad questions. Comes across a bit of a tosser.

 

It's not Zlatanesque at all to be honest, he's a lot more like watching Kimi Raikkonen or to an extent Marshawn Lynch, he just doesn't want to be there at all and it makes it worse when he's asked completely stupid questions. 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/52715123

 

Norwegian journo here sums it up pretty well. 

 

Got no problem with it tbh. Zlatan chased the spotlight and performs, Haaland is just trying to get out of it as quickly as possible and get back to doing whatever. 

 

But yeah, above all else definitely reminds me of Kimi, a lot. 

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