Hertha BSC Berlin

It’s one of the worst sit­u­a­tions in foot­ball busi­ness, when you have no more oppor­tu­ni­ties to resort to excuses, espe­cially when you’re mainly respon­si­ble for the pros­per­ity of your team. Hertha BSC-manager Lucien Favre lived through this said sit­u­a­tion at the press con­fer­ence after Hertha’s 1:5 loss against TSG 1899 Hof­fen­heim and the six straight loss […]

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I tend to get too excited about the young kids, when they move. I will often over-value the trans­fers of the the Zuculini, Sven Ben­der and Lewis Holtby’s of the foot­balling world. I will see Ralf Fahrmann’s move to Ein­tra­cht as the bar­gain of the cen­tury. But youth takes time to develop, so this year […]

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RheinEn­ergi­eS­ta­dion I used the stats fea­ture at ESPN Soc­cer­net to cal­clu­ate the clubs with the best atten­dances. Out of the top 20 atten­dances in Europe, Ger­many had 9 clubs. This post is to equip you with a tool to help pro­mote our great league. Because, while we are in a slump in the Cham­pi­ons League […]

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Con­grat­u­la­tions Wolfs­burg, Cham­pi­ons of the Bun­desliga! Wolfsburg’s mag­i­cal tri­an­gle all scored as the Wolves beat a deflated Werder Bre­men 5–1 at home. Their home form was para­mount in their unlikely title run as they took an incred­i­ble 49 points out of 51 dur­ing the cam­paign. It was incred­i­bly impor­tant, as they didn’t start win­ning on […]

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Have goals ever been so impor­tant? With two games remain­ing, points are only mar­gin­ally more impor­tant than goal dif­fer­ence in the hunt for sur­vival, Europe and even the Meis­ter­schaft. Wolfs­burg silenced the crit­ics and showed their pro­fes­sion­al­ism by keep­ing their out­stand­ing home-form (remem­ber the only points dropped at the VW were back in August) by […]

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We have a month to go to decide the title. But whereas Hof­fen­heim, Ham­burg and Hertha fal­tered under the pres­sure of being league lead­ers, we find that Wolfsburg’s biggest strength is hav­ing no “H” in their name. After a loss to Cot­tbus, they bounced backed emphat­i­cally this week­end and looked poised for their first title. […]

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Last Thurs­day, Lucien Favre sus­pended his right winger Patrick Ebert indef­i­nitely. While the rea­son for the sus­pen­sion is that Ebert was out until 3 AM cel­e­brat­ing his birth­day, which breaks team cur­few rules; there is a big­ger story is that dur­ing his drunken walk home (points for walk­ing), there is every indi­ca­tion that Ebert along […]

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