Tommy

Great post! Mick said he only lives a three hour drive from Seb, so he will visit him. So he'll probably use the stop-watch every time he does the drive in Stage 1. I can honestly picture him showing up to Seb's house every day until Seb is fed up.

Did the Serge Gnabry picture remind you of that?

The part where they nail him to the cross must be fun.

"Don't judge a regime, until you've heard their final offer."

Left the team, because he didn't want to be the 2nd driver. Re-joins the team as their 3rd driver.

Disgusting.

0-4 C° here tomorrow.

His response is even better. "We have cake in the dressing, just like power bars or even a fruit basket. I have accepted this offer and tried to handle it professionally. But I will not eat cake in the future."

Tournament, where Fortuna Düsseldof would have taken part as well, cancelled, due to fears that violent hooligans are going to attend.

She lived until 1996 too. If they made her life into a movie, and you didn't know it was a true story, you'd think it's all a bit far-fetched.

I often wonder about a parallel universe, where Manuel Neuer is a true Schalker who stays at the club to become an absolute club legend, instead of being a glory hunting whore.

Big stormy storm!

Well, he tried his luck in Mönchengladbach and Hoffenheim (who were bigger teams than Freiberg back then), but he only seems to work in Freiburg.

We even get Tornadoes these days. Anyway, this is what I'm talking about: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Ela_damages_in_Düsseldorf

They are still working on re-planting trees, since a hurricane killed 30.000 trees in the city back in 2014.

Fährmann's eating too much cake in the changing room.

Yes! If you walk that promenade now, it's mental to think that it was once a busy main road. Also most of the inner city is now car free, and mucher nicer for a stroll. Like this road too. It used to look like that: Now it's this: I said this before. If you haven't been here for 20-30 years, and come back now, you'll hardly recognize the place.

So I bought all this toilet paper for nothing?

@Stan

People will watch anyone and anything, as long as it fits into their agenda and agrees with their views.

Not surprised that it came from Bittencourt. I remember him crashing an interview, asking the reporters for wifi because he wanted to listen to music in the changing room. Like a kid asking his mom if he's allowed to use the Playstation.