Rucksackfranzose

DFB appointed Andreas Rettig as Bierhoff's successor. Finally, somebody who isn't afraid of disputes with the richest clubs or the board and known as critical of the nonsense DFB did with their "Mannschaft" branding and PR, and the NT "fan club" respectively, as well as critical of the massive influence the biggest clubs (especially Bayern and BVB) gained over the last 10 years. Honestly surprised it was him, who became sporting director as I expected DFB would sign a less opionated yes man for this role.

"Du wirst dran glauben oder Du wirst dran glauben" - Leitspruch der christlichen Mission

Game 33: 27th min Game 34: 58th min, please

Game 31: no goals Game 32: 37th min, please

Game 29: 67th min Game 30: 8th min, please

Fuck sake, am at Illertissen (RL Bayern), now after Unterhaching lost 0-3 to them in Bayernpokal. @Pyfish don't know whether you see their matches on the side you habitually use. Just in case Illertissen's next match is at Memmingen, on Friday, the 8th.

This season is only three matchdays old and Frankfurt already contracted their first player for the coming season. They signed Krisztian Lisztes, son of former Buli player Krisztian Lisztes, from Ferencvaros.

To be fair, most regional federations don't stop for the International break, but for Landespokal matches. It's just FCS got a bye in Saarlandpokal til the round of 32 as 3.Liga club.

On a side note, why this has to be the 19:30 match on Sunday when Unterhaching and Saarbrücken are 442 km apart, while the distance between Mannheim and Ulm (game at 16:30) is 229 km, I'll never understand. Well DFB not spending too much time thinking about travelling fans is nothing new, I suppose.

Small correction, next weekend, this weekend is that dull International break. Annoying since we were beginning to gel the last 2 matches.

A high score of 6 points, and only 3 players scoring more than 3: This has been a terrible matchday for us. Matchday 3 1) 6666 6 points 2) Tommy 5 points 3) Michael 4 points 4) Bluewlof 3 points 4) CaaC (John) 3 points 4) Coma 3 points 4) nawoo 3 points 4) Stan 3 points 9) Viva la FCB 2 points 10) Rucksackfranzose 1 point As it has to be expected with such a low-scoring matchday the table didn't change drastically. Table after 3 matchdays 1) @Viva la FCB 27 points 2) @Tommy 24 points 3) @nawoo 23 points 4) @Bluewolf 20 points 4) @Michael 20 points 4) @Stan 20 points 7) @6666 19 points 7) @Coma 19 points 9) @CaaC (John) 14 points 10) Rucksackfranzose 12 points

Game 27: 38th min Game 28: 49th min, please

A shout for John being the only player correctly predicting Elversberg would win at Osnabrück. Matchday 5 1) Rucksackfranzose 12 points 2) Tommy 10 points 3) Bluewolf 9 points 4) CaaC(John) 8 points 5) Coma 7 points 6) Viva la FCB 6 points 7) Stan 5 points 8- Michael 3 points 8- nawoo 3 points Only 12 points divide top spot from 9th place. Table after 5 matchdays 1) Rucksackfranzose 35 points 2) @Tommy 31 points 3) @Michael 30 points 4) @Bluewolf 28 points 5) @Coma 27 points 6) @CaaC (John) 26 points 6) @Stan 26 points 8- @Viva la FCB 25 points 9) @nawoo 23 points 10) @londonerlilie 14 points

@Pyfish I'll stick with Unterhaching, who play Bayernpokal at Illertissen on September, the 5th, next.

Cuisance is on loan at Osnabrück from Venezia. Although he's only 24 and youth explains a lot, I laughed when I read this news remembering he signed for Bayern because he felt he didn't got enough pitch time at Gladbach. Seeing he's loaned to a freshly promoted 2.Liga club it's probably fair to say this, in his own mind, high-flying bird got his wings clipped by reality.

Game 25: 33rd min Game 26: 18th min, please

Game 23: 8th min Game 24: 63rd min, please

Nobody predicted Bochum would share the points with Dortmund. Matchday 2 1) Viva la FCB 14 points 2) Michael 9 points 3) Coma 8 points 3) nawoo 8 points 3) Stan 8 points 6) 6666 7 points 6) Tommy 7 points 8- Bluewolf 6 points 9) Rucksackfranzose 5 points 10) CaaC(John) 3 points Quite remarkably the leader after 2 matchdays has a better Point per matchday ratio than the leader after matchday 1 had. Table after 2 matchdays 1) @Viva la FCB 25 points 2) @nawoo 20 points 3) @Tommy 19 points 4) @Bluewolf 17 points 4) @Stan 17 points 6) @Coma 16 points 6) @Michael 16 points 8- @6666 13 points 9) @CaaC (John) 11 points 9) Rucksackfranzose 11 points

2 players scoring double digits and a (for this league) very good average score. Matchday 4 1) nawoo 12 points 2) Michael 10 points 3) Stan 9 points 4) Coma 8 points 4) Tommy 8 points 6) Rucksackfranzose 7 points 6) Viva la fcb 7 points 8- londonerlilie 6 points 9) Bluewolf 5 points 10) CaaC(John) 3 points Apart from leader Michael, who has already built a small gap between himself and his hunters, the table is really tied. Table after 4 matchdays 1) @Michael 27 points 2) Rucksackfranzose 23 points 3) @Stan 21 points 3) @Tommy 21 points 5) @Coma 20 points 5) @nawoo 20 points 7) @Bluewolf 19 points 7) @Viva la FCB 19 points 9) @CaaC (John) 18 points 10) @londonerlilie 14 points

In Germany only correct, if the basic law is to be altered. Otherwise a normal majority is completely sufficient. Also an unqualified majority is enough in most countries. In other words the bolded part is not universaly correct.

In Germany only correct, if the basic law is to be altered. Otherwise a normal majority is completely sufficient. Also an unqualified majority is enough in most countries. In other words the bolded part is not universaly correct.

Definetely not in Germany and some stats I read suggests it's also not true, at least, in parts of the US: By majority I meant a parlamentarian majority, by the way. Aw, and about disgusting: How are your feelings about the promotion of cannibalism by some churches? "This is my body..., This is my blood", you know!

Nobody denies the legal systems of "western " countries is characterised by Christianity since early middle Ages, that doesn't necessarely mean this striking were inreversable. The most intriguing part of loaws is that there are changeable by either simple or qualified parlamentary majorities. By the way, I know the applicable regulation in Germany, many thanks. Doesn't change the fact German Christians are trying to get abortion banned with said arguement, which is imposing their own values and morals on others, since the right to abort does not include an obligation to do so, which would mean they could follow their beliefs without forcing them on others. As said the same missionary will.

We're talking this century. Christians eg arguing fetuses were sacred are trying to impose their own values and morals on others not sharing them, it's the same missionary will, only other methods.

The mere devotion to faith doesn't make a person evil, I agree. The missionary will to impose their religious morals and values on others not sharing them does, though.