A funny take on the half-time talk. While English in origin, it works for any team in the Bundesliga. Enjoy!
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A bit of trivia for those of you interested, Energie Cottbus became the first Bundesliga side to field an all-foreign starting XI way back in 2001 (or so they tell me).
ROTFLMAO! Someone needs to paste Klinsmann's face over that guy. It's perfect!
That's interesting, Mark.
'ROTFLMAO! Someone needs to paste Klinsmann's face over that guy. It's perfect!
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Juliet, word. I just can't stop laughing over that!