Monthly Archives: September 2010

Can 45 minutes of football change the course of a great club’s entire season? For Bayern Munich the answer was most definitely ”yes” last year.  December 8, 2009 has an almost mythical status for Bayern fans. With their season drifting … Continue reading →

It seems that even when Franck Ribery wins, he loses. The Bundesliga’s highest-ever paid player finally hit form during Bayern’s vital 2-1 victory at Hoffenheim on Tuesday. But in setting up the Bavarians’ equalizer, he damaged ankle ligaments and will … Continue reading →

Jens Lehmann is best known these days as a football pundit on German television, but Tim Wiese can think of three other places for the former international keeper.  ”He belongs on The Muppet Show, on the couch or in a … Continue reading →

Kaiserslautern fans know how to make the most of the good times. Newspaper vendors in the town report extra sales with club supporters apparently eager to cut out and keep a copy of the league table that shows the Red … Continue reading →

France has been beset by a summer plagued with stories of some of their stars ‘playing away from home’ – only just not in South Africa. Week Three of the Bundesliga saw their German counterparts prove they can work equally … Continue reading →