I’ve have seemingly annoyed Dortmund fans with my view that buying a bunch of children will magically solve all their problems from last season, and I can in fact see them going backwards. Stuttgart and Leverkusen could easily finish ahead of them
When is it acceptable to edit my secondary school’s alumni section on Wikipedia to add myself?
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Here comes the money! (Or not)
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Come to think of it, this image embodies the 2.Bundesliga. If you could explain it in an image, it would be this.
The 2.Bundesliga starts on Friday
I wouldn’t be suprised if by the end of November, Julian Nagelsmann is Dortmund head coach.
The 2.Bundesliga starts on Friday… Icl, I’ve enjoyed the break
FINALLY
🇺🇸 Sources: Strasbourg is in talks to sign USMNT midfielder Gio Reyna from Borussia Monchengladbach. Reyna, 23, has been at Gladbach for 1 season, making 19 Bundesliga apps. If he leaves, it'll be his 4th club in 4 seasons. Reporting with @paultenorio.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/athletic/748...
Alajbegović definitely found out he was going to Strasbourg. Alonso didn’t even play him at Leverkusen, why would he do it at Chelsea?
Just thinking about the players Paderborn signed from the 3.Liga and Regionalliga before the end of the season, thinking they would be in the 2.Bundesliga But instead, they have lucked out and will play in the Bundesliga.
Have been reading up on the County Mayo curse, especially after they won the All Ireland Final, Dortmund should make something up to explain how crap they are, and why they haven’t won the Bundesliga.
Wolfsburg are currently the 5th (4th technically because Nurnberg bought and immediately sold Tzimas) in record spend in the 2.Bundesliga. They will probably break it by the end of the summer.
€100m for a player after one good season. It’s so over.
Kicker says that Alajbegovic could be loaned to a club in a top European league if he moves to Chelsea. No prizes for guessing where he will end up.
Comrade Schalke. Clemens Tonnies is shaking in his meat packing factory.
🔵 Schalke 04 are threatened with a three-point deduction at the start of the season and could continuously do so due to their negative equity, reports Kicker. The club is once again pushing for a fairer distribution of TV revenue from the Bundesliga. bit.ly/4vPrjiE
Don’t think this will match the DFL Super Cup Dani Olmo where he scored a hat-trick. #ESPARG
Argentina’s attack as effective as it was in 1982. #ESPARG
I’ve probably done as much running as Messi today, and I’ve been sitting on my sofa. #ESPARG
The Premier League
Mark Baum's Angry Phone Call: Yep, There's a Bubble
ALT: Mark Baum's Angry Phone Call: Yep, There's a Bubble
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Chelsea reach verbal agreement with Aston Villa to sign Morgan Rogers. Bid of £117m accepted by #AVFC & being finalised. 6+1y contract, medical Monday. #AFC interested but 23yo attacker wanted #CFC; Xabi Alonso instrumental 🚨 @theathleticfc.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/athletic/639...
I have a strong love for the quirk of the District line. It goes right through the places where you need it to, but it will also be unbelievably fucked for little reason, and then it’s like trying to get to Mordor.
This simply happened because of the greatest ever player. Not because Argentina are good. #ENGARG
Of all the people to score that are on the pitch, Fernandez is the worst. #ENGARG
Mac Allister living up to the heritage of his name. #ENGARG
To sum it up: Probably about 5 of the England squad know of and know where the Falkland Islands is. All of the Argentina side do. #ENGARG
Fandango?
Fandango Wwe
ALT: Fandango Wwe
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⚽️🇩🇪📺🎟️NEWS: Germany's Bundesliga's US rights are moving from ESPN to USA Network & Fandango, The Athletic has learned. What are the financials and the changing landscape of live sports rights. (w/ @sebsb.bsky.social ) www.nytimes.com/athletic/744...
The bourgeoisie in 1789 put up more of a fight than France did today on July 14th. #FRAESP