Videos of the pre-match show which contains interviews with Marco Reus, Roman Bürki and Thomas Tuchel. Then the post match interviews with Marco Reus and Thomas Tuchel, and all the goals. To finish pictures of both Romans, Mathias Ginter and Sven Bender:
Posted in Fußball
Tagged Borussia Dortmund, Mathias Ginter, Roman Bürki, Roman Weidenfeller, Sven Bender
I certainly didn’t expect to be making any GIFs from this particular video, it’s not the kind of thing you’d expect to find any funny moments in and yet Hansi has provided two, one with just him and the second with him and Jogi. I would love to know what they’re saying, especially the second one. What kind of joke are him and Jogi sharing, what is it that’s so funny? What I wouldn’t give to know.
Posted in Die Mannschaft, Fußball, Germany, Hansi Flick, Jogi Löw, Matthias Ginter
Tagged Bastian Schweinsteiger, Hans-Dieter Flick, Joachim "Jogi" Löw, Lukas Podolski, Manuel Neuer, Mario Götze, Mathias Ginter, Miroslav Klose, Per Mertesacker, Philipp Lahm, Roman Weidenfeller, Sami Khedira, Shkodran Mustafi, Thomas Müller, Toni Kroos
It’s nice to get to do one of these posts for Hansi for a change, a video and a picture of him from tonight’s match, Germany v Denmark. Also some pictures from the pre-match show from training as well. And yes that is Schneider sitting next to him, but his name’s still not going in the title, this post is Hansi’s and his alone. Well not entirely, he’s technically sharing it with Mathias Ginter who scored the third goal tonight, but that’s different. Plus a video from Sportschau about last Saturday’s match and some new pictures of Jogi.
Die Mannschaft – Sportschau – 14/06/2015.
Posted in Germany, Hansi Flick
Tagged Germany U21 team, Hans-Dieter Flick, Mathias Ginter, U21 European Championship
If you could choose to be a master (or mistress) of any skill in the world, which skill would you pick?
To be a world class goalkeeper. Or to be fluent in German and Russian too if I’m being greedy. Though with season 3 of The Bridge not coming on UK TV till spring 2016 I should pick Danish.
None of them are my real choice. My real choice is the ability to manipulate and travel through time. Then you could go back and change things in history. And no I don’t mean things like changing the results of Euro 2008 so Spain didn’t win it, or changing Joachim Löw being sent off in the Austria game. Not even Freiburg’s draw against Hannover before Christmas, or Stuttgart losing 1-0 to Chelsea in the European Cup Winner’s Cup final. Though I would be tempted to erase Mathias Ginter’s mistake against Frankfurt which resulted in Weidenfeller conceding an embarrassing goal.
I mean really important things, like killing Hitler, or even better stopping WW2 from happening at all. Better to prevent the Allies appeasement of Hitler and to prevent all of that bloodshed from taking place rather than revenge after the fact. I wonder if WW2 didn’t happen, how different the map of Europe would have looked. If WW2 had not happened, would that have prevented Stalin from gaining a foothold within Europe? I love historical alternate fiction, I wonder if there’s any books like that, something to add to my list.
Posted in History, The Daily Prompt
Tagged Joachim "Jogi" Löw, Mathias Ginter, Roman Weidenfeller, WW2
