Ahhh, the ever-present Reza Fazeli. Eisfeld won't be an Arsenal player for too long then.

Chips and Chocolate wrote:As much as Sammy's conviction that we're gonna sign Goetze amuses me why would Goetze come to a London hospital? Don't you have any in Germany?

SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:Goetze WAS in London on Monday[...]

GermanBlue wrote:He wasn't.[...]

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Goetze WAS in London on Monday and did meet with representatives of the club. A fee HAS been discussed between the two clubs AND all going well he will sign on Tuesday January 3rd for a fee in the region of 28 million

He wasn't. He was in hospital on Monday for the examination of ...

Rugby Gooner wrote:Maybe Goetze is more likely to sign for us in January now that Dortmund are no longer in the Champions League!

Why?

:banghead: DO NOT BELIVE BILD! It is the worst german 'news'paper....same shit like Sun, etc.
To be fair, they have a pretty good informed sports section and are spot on with many transfer rumours. Apart from that, the paper is indeed crap.

Regarding the article 1989 posted: Großkreutz was only ...

frankbutcher wrote:Fair point, but why not just have the World Cup in England then?

Well, my personal favourites were England for 2018 and Qatar for 2022, but the FIFA commitee obviously didn't like the BBC revelations...

Or a football-mad population? :roll:

Sepp fucking Blatter :awnker:

FIFA :awnker:
Just because they're not streaming into the stadiums every weekend to see their own crap league doesn't mean they're not football-mad.

Have you seen Brazil vs Argentina in Doha? Sold-out match, fantastic ...

Funny thing is that I'd been expecting many more Germans than were actually there. I know we were in the Family Enclosure but there were none visible around us. And I didn't see many outside.

On the away European nights I've been to I think Arsenal fans have been much more visible....

All credit ...

last night definitely put to rest that shite argument that the acoustics in that place are rubbish. i told the guys behind us to times that by 10 and you got an idea what it was like IN dortmund... fuuuuuckin 'ell
I actually love the acoustic of the Emirates. First noticed that in the Carling Cup ...

Sorry if this has been mentioned before (16 page thread a lot to go through). Has anyone heard about people who bought tickets being moved (especially in blocks 116-119)? One of the dortmund forums has been talking about it but I wasn't aware of it; my ticket's in block 27 though so hopefully not a ...

you know what? i'm so freaking happy that football in germany is waaaay different! be proud of your none existing atmosphere and all the rules that take everything what makes watching a game in the stadium enjoyable!

and don't think that our fans in your home sections will be silent...what you ...

And we would pay him more per week than you do. [...]I don't know what your top players earn in a week. He could get £80,000 per week here.
Dortmund's top earner Sebastian Kehl is currently earning around £65k. I understand Dortmund is ready to pay Götze much more than that. As mentioned before ...

To be fair Thomas he has been linked with Arsenal - certainly in the British press - since the summer and not just because of the CL draw.

Normal routine that a young, talented player is linked with several European top clubs, isn't it? He has been linked with Arsenal, Man Utd, Real Madrid ...

Red Member wrote:if you have all these big stadiums and lots of supporters why are german teams so crap?

Because we don't like to sell our clubs and their souls to foreign investors who don't have a clue about football, only to have a couple of overpaid primadonnas more in the league.

We fill out our allocation everywhere we go...

...I'd be interested to see how many we would take if we didn't have limits.

How does the Bundesliga system work for away fans? Can you just get tickets anywhere like in Spain?
Well, one good thing in Germany is that away fans get 10% of the ...