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Was the only reason I had a look at their frontpage from 1981 to 1984, to be honest.

Windhorst has found a potential buyer of his Hertha shares -777 partners, who're among other clubs, already owners of Sevilla and CFC Genova. Now Hertha BSC and, probably more in question, DFL have to agree. Would like to know the selling price, didn't find a source for it, yet.

Playing the devil's advocate: Whether you should call the times of child labour as the good old days can be argued about.

Find it quite odd people bemoan some tendencies of modern football, dont know whether you're one of them mind but there arte certainly a few on this forums, still on the other hand always want to see good players concentated at the biggest clubs, which is one of the most damaging developments of modern football, in my honest opinion. Actually would like to see more excellent players at medium sized first tier clubs. That would strenghten the competetion in many leagues, including the English Premier League.

Can't see no positive in Red Bullshit having the chance of winning something? Only hope is Freiburg going on an unlikely winning streak.

Had to live 52 years to experience that, believe it or not the "German Council of economic wise men and women" actually endorsed the higher federal budget and indeed recommended either a solidarity surcharge for everyone, or, and that'a unheard of from them, raising the maximum income tax. Honestly, this panel in favour of anything else than austerity and tax cut is absolutely surprising.

Was curious and saw Ocasio Cortez won 70.2 % of the votes so far. Imagined getting drop kicked would embody to lose?

Playing a bit of devil's advocate here, still publishing Goretzka's statement is a bit hypocritical from Bayern, as long as their officials have no qualms to take the sports washing money from Qatar Airways. Am aware a considerable number of the club's fans are in favour of ending this deal, though, therefore only included Bayern's officials and honourary president in my criticism..

Didn't know you're a fan of the German national team.

Hertha GmbH & Co KGaA's equity capital has shrunken from 107.5mio to 29.5 mio Euros during their last business year. Something about this figures tells me Windhorst is either forced to hold his shares or has to sell them with a massive loss. @Coma according to German media Robert Kraft, who already owns New England Patriots and New England Revolution in the NFL and MLS respectively, is interested in buying them. Can you tell us something about him? Would he be as an entertaining investor as Windhorst for the neutral?

On a sidenote, you don't have to believe my figures, you can check them here: http://bundeshaushalt.de/DE/Bundeshaushalt-digital/bundeshaushalt-digital.html if you click "Jahresvergleich"

For your information, the annual budget from 2018 was 348bn Euro, the annual budget of 2019 was 357bn Euro, and the annual budget of was 443bn Euro, taking them since they are all annual budget under Merkel government. The first 2 weren't even affected by Covid, and under the treated black nill regime. So while it might be not sustainable for South Africa, it's not an issue in Germany.

You have a very individualistic view on things on Europe generally and Germany especially, if you believe that pile of shite. Living in Germany I can guarantee you, Germany is one of the richest nations in the world. Even, if the gas and electricy issue, I don't deny them being existing, should have the worst possible outcome, Germany won't go bankrupt and it's ridiculously out of touch with reality to suggest anybody would be going to starve here. We're fvlattered you're that concerned about Germany's future, though.

That's indeed true, it never was published during neither during his reign nor afterwards. Copyright was with the Bavarian country government, who kept it locked up and continue to do so since the copyright expired 75 years after the authors death.

That's a story Otto Strasser brought to life, like the, in the meantime by historians by means of library lending numbers refuted, myth hardly anybody in Germany had read it, at that time. Still even ,if it was ghost-written, which is by no means certain, Hitler would have had to authorize it. It's not like this book wasn't a German bestseller from 1933 up to WWII.

Nobody who has read "Mein Kampf" would doubt Hitler was an anti-Semite. Everyone telling otherwise shouldn't be trusted.Also suggesting Hitler wasn't aware of concentration camps is laughable knowing the strict hierachy of Nationalsozialismus.

Hopefully the old saying "Too many cooks spoil the broth" becomes truth then.

Thought that would be Eberl? What's his role in this construct then?

Only for the cup match, though. Werner stated Duksch would be back for the match at Freiburg this weekend.

Think so, googled "Bayern München Wiesn Trikot kaufen" and this was the first side they came up with.

@Viva la FCB http://shopwm2022.myshoplaza.com/collections/bayern-munchen?spm=..producte0cc5cdf-41c5-aa0d-619309c05d07.header_1.1 Here you can order the Wiesn jersey for less money, and they deliver worldwide.

Well, unless you didn't meant Chileans , Brazilians, Argentinians and so on as well, your statement was as nebulous, when you were talking about US-Americans using the term Americans, than!

Since when aren't the USA part of the English speaking world? Also where did I say the English speaking world were homogenous?

It's a cliche brought to the world by English speaking people used to customer services being ass kissing whatever the customer's behaviour. German customer services treat people like they're treated from them.

Well Hitler is actually a bad example for the sound of German language since he had a, and can't stretched that enough, very personal intonation and was shouting half of his speeches anyway.