Rucksackfranzose

Matches played from 10th to 12th of May: Paderborn - Hamburg Magdeburg - Fürth Schalke - Rostock Hertha BSC - Lautern Nürnberg - Elversberg Kiel - Düsseldorf St Pauli - Osnabrück Karlsruhe - Hannover Braunschweig - Wehen

Matches played from 10th to 12th of May: Augsburg - Stuttgart Leipzig - Bremen Freiburg - Heidenheim Gladbach - Frankfurt Köln - Union Mainz - Dortmund Darmstadt - Hoffenheim Bayern - Wolfsburg Bochum - Leverkusen

Kopf hoch @Faithcore! Bedauere, daß der MSV abgestiegen ist, anderenfalls wäre unsere Niederlage in Duisburg wenigstens für irgendwas gut gewesen! Hoffe Ihr steigt nächstes Jahr wieder in die 3.Liga auf!

Dortmund and Reus unanimously decided to end his contract at BVB come the end of this season. Somehow his career almost had a tragic quality. Joined Dortmund in 2012, when they were German champions just to stay for 12 years without winning a single title with them; played a Cl final losing it, and was a regular Germany International starter, when he was injured that seriously he couldn't make the squad for 2014. Allegedly he doesn't want to retire yet, will be interesting to see which is his next club.

Just learned Stuttgart are now the 8th German football club with over 100k members after Bayern, Dortmund, Schalke, Köln, Frankfurt, HSV, and Gladbach. It's remarkable two of these 8 clubs are 2.Liga clubs with Schalke and HSV, if Köln are relegated it will be even 3 next season.

Although not sharing your sentiment, Mourinho at Bayern would be a good laugh, am quite sure you can stay calm. I'd bet all my money on Hoeneß begging his nephew on his knees to manage Bayern before even considering Mourinho.

Due to dilapidation of a Bremer Brücke, Osnabrück's stadium, roof the match vs Schalke on the 4th has been rescheduled and relocated spatially to St Pauli's Millerntor on Tuesday, the 7th. Therefore next matchday's table update will be on that evening.

@Michael, @Bluewolf, @Coma, @londonerlilie, @nawoo Last reminder!

@6666, @Michael, @Bluewolf, @Coma, @nawoo Last reminder!

Actually it's the fourth rejection they received since Tuchel ruled out staying at Bayern for longer, when he was questioned on a pc.

Armed with batons? Yes Armed with firearms? Not necessaryly

@Michael, @Bluewolf, @Viva la FCB, @Coma, @Tommy, @londonerlilie, @nawoo Your weekly reminder!

@6666, @Viva la FCB, @Michael, @Tommy, @Bluewolf,. @Coma, @nawoo Your weekly reminder!

Hamburg 4-4 St Pauli Düsseldorf 3-0 Nürnberg Fürth 1-3 Braunschweig Rostock 0-2 Karlsruhe Osnabrück 1-2 Schalke Lautern 1-2 Magdeburg Hannover 3-2 Paderborn Elversberg 1-1 Hertha BSC Wehen 0-1 Kiel

Hoffenheim 0-3 Leipzig Dortmund 2-1 Augsburg Wolfsburg 1-1 Darmstadt Bremen 3-2 Gladbach Stuttgart 3-1 Bayern Köln 0-2 Freiburg Union 1-3 Bochum Frankfurt 2-4 Leverkusen Heidenheim 4-0 Mainz

Leeds 2-0 Southampton Playmouth 3-1 Hull Celtic 4-1 Hearts Girona 3-2 Barcelona Melbourne Victory 2-1 Melbourne City DC Utd 3-3 Philadelphia Hannover 3-2 Paderborn Empoli 1-0 Frosinone Man City Women 0-3 Arsenal Women AZ Alkmaar 1-3 Twente

Luton 1-2 Everton Arsenal 2-0 Bournemouth Brentford 0-1 Fulham Burnley 1-3 Newcastle Sheff Utd 2-0 Nottm Forest Man City 6-2 Wolves Brighton 2-1 Aston Villa Chelsea 1-3 West Ham Liverpool 1-0 Tottenham Crystal Palace 2-2 Man Utd

Game 129: no goals Game 1130: 18th min. please

Choose nobody since the poll misses the name I'd choose. Naming Wenger with those 4 others is an idea only an English can have, by the way.

This has been an average matchday for us as a group. Matchday 31 1) 6666 10 points 1) Michael 10 points 3) Viva la FCB 9 points 4) Rucksackfranzose 7 points 5) Bluewolf 5 points 6) Stan 4 points 7) CaaC(John) 3 points 7) Coma 3 points 7) Tommy 3 points How tight the table is is best highlighted with none of the shared last week's leaders being on a top 2 spot anymore. That means, you guessed it, we got a new front runner to hunt. Congrats 6666. Table after 31 matchdays 1) @6666 219 points 2) @Viva la FCB 217 points 3) @Stan 216 points 4) @Michael 215 points 4) @Tommy 215 points 6) @Bluewolf 214 points 7) @Coma 187 points 8- Rucksackfranzose 172 points 9) @CaaC (John) 160 points 10) @nawoo 149 points

Nobody scoring double digits, only 2 perfect scores, and more than half of the participants scoring less than 6 points. In other words: A matchday like many others. Matchday 31 1) Bluewolf 8 points 2) CaaC(John) 6 points 3) Michael 5 points 3) Stan 5 points 3) Viva la FCB 5 points 6) Coma 4 points 7) Rucksackfranzose 3 points 8- Tommy 2 points Michael lost a bit of his lead. Table after 31 matchdays 1) @Michael 194 points 2) @Bluewolf 189 points 3) @Viva la FCB 187 points 4) @CaaC (John) 183 points 5) @Coma 182 points 6) @Stan 181 points 7) @Tommy 178 points 8- Rucksackfranzose 155 points 9) @londonerlilie 130 points 10) @nawoo 130 points

Matches played from 3rd to 5th of May: Hamburg - St Pauli Düsseldorf - Nürnberg Fürth - Braunschweig Rostock - Karlsruhe Osnabrück - Schalke Lautern - Magdeburg Hannover - Paderborn Elversberg - Hertha BSC Wehen - Kiel

Matches played from 3rd to 5th of May: Hoffenheim - Leipzig Dortmund - Augsburg Wolfsburg - Darmstadt Bremen - Gladbach Stuttgart - Bayern Köln - Freiburg Union - Bochum Frankfurt - Leverkusen Heidenheim - Mainz

Originally wanted to post this in our Uli Hoeneß thread. That is archived, though. Therefore more of FC Hollywood in this thread. Hoeneß made serious allegations against Thomas Tuchel on a press meeting.Shortly before Bayern's match versus Frankfurt the manager reacted in an interview- here's a report albeit in German: http://www.kicker.de/tuchels-heftiger-konter-fuer-hoeness-absolut-haltlos-1019510/artikel I'm fully aware Hoeneß was argueably the most important person in whole of Bayern's history, and the club hadn't that rich a trophy cabinet and the reputation as an absolute European giant without his work. It's even doubtful whether they would be German record champions now, if it wasn't for his time as a General Manager. Nonetheless Hoeness tarnished his good name in the later stage of his career , all by his own doing, through statements that were debatable to ridiculous. Also he declared he would withdraw from day to day business, when he retired as GM to become Honorary President. baring that in mind it would probably be wiser, if Hoeneß would stay away from such media events or at least just kept quiet about things that have nothing to do with his actual role, in my honest opinion. On the other hand am delighted Bayern return to their legendary "FC Hollywood" routine, that's usually very entertaining for a neutral spectator.

Apparently the Buli will continue to be a league never won by an unbeaten champion. Edit: Just,when I posted the sentence above Leverkusen equalised in injury time.