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oh lads it's real missing miro klose hours here at chez ireny
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Philipp Lahm + FIFA World Cup (2006 . 2010 . 2014 . 2018)
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Leonie Maier during the game between Germany vs. Norway (March 7, 2020) © Filipe Farinha/Getty Images
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the 120th anniversary kits were pretty good but they were missing two things, which were 1. tucked in shirts and 2. a plunging neckline
Kathleen Krüger, the only female manager in the men’s Bundesliga
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#I just opened my Tumblr inbox and have literally at least 2 years of messages that i'venever seen before#so uhh... if you sent me a message within the past two years... *feebly waves*#sorry lmao#I'm probably not going to post all these anons from that long ago because they're so far out of context#feel free to send me messages about current issues (I have no idea how long I'll stay coming here regularly but... I'll do my best)#random#personal
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DFB-President Keller Seeks Out Conflict -- Peace in the boxes, war against fan curves
Fritz Keller should have been the embodiment of change at the DFB. However, his strange appearance in “Sportstudio” damages his image as beacon of hope, who acts ignorantly in cases of racism and affronts active fans in a way out-of-touch with reality.
#dfb#fritz keller#tsgfcb#fckdfb#idk what else to tag this as if someone has something lmk and I'll change it#my translation#this is like two days out of date but also translating takes a long time and I'm busy#please enjoy more context#eventually I may (may) post pretty pictures instead of just scheiß dfb things but like#at this point the bullshit has gone so far I'm kinda over anything that's not this#especially since the dfb theoretically agreed to an open conversation with us#but after FORCING us not to publicize it of course they go and talk about how great their idea was to talk to fan circles#y'all it was QFF who demanded the conversation not the dfb and fuck that whole package of stuff#anyway everyone feel free to dm me for more ~cool anti-dfb rants~#dietmar hopp#nazisrausausdenstadien
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1.2.2020 @1FSVMainz05 - @FCBayern :
Spruchband im Gästeblock gegen Nazis.
#ultras #ultraschön #fcb #bayern #münchen #nonazis https://t.co/5Lje5XDNP4
#fc bayern#ultra news#fans#nazisrausausdenstadien#ehrlich muss ich sagen#jeder der denkt die Bayern ultras sei falsch gelaufen bzw mit den Aktionen gegen hopp#hat ja gar keine Idee was in den letzten Monaten (Wochen/jahre) in deutschen Fussball passiert ist#wie früher gesagt es geht gar nicht über hopp oder genauer nur über hopp weil er glaubt seine Beleidigung wichtiger ist#als diskriminierungsschütz#und der hat mehrmals gezeigt dass der dfb ja wohler zu seinem schütz läuft#statt tatsächlich gegen rassismus oder homophobie zu agieren#es ist nur wegen ultras dass Stadien weniger (nicht keine sondern WENIGER) diskriminierungfälle haben (in Deutschland)#gegen fans statt gegen nazis ist und bleibt des dfbs lied#punkt aus#fckdfb
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Hoffenheim vs. FC Bayern: It’s not about Dietmar Hopp
After insults a Bundesliga game is turned into a show of solidarity for Dietmar Hopp. There’s sympathy throughout the league. But actually it’s about something else. A commentary by Christian Spiller
#thanks for translating this friend!!#I will say I wish that this went into the numerous racist abuse events that have happened this month in the bundesliga#but I am very tired of international commentary who neither understand the context#nor care about the culture#but are just always ready to hate fans!#fc bayern#tsgfcb
Club Nr. 12 Statement on the Events in Sinsheim:
Club Nr. 12 sees itself as the unity of all active Bayern fans. In this position for the sake of completeness again: Club Nr. 12 distances itself from every form of racism, sexism, homophobia, and discrimination.
The optical actions of Club Nr. 12 were limited to the choreography for the 120th birthday at yesterday's away match. The displayed banners were not from Club Nr. 12. Club Nr. 12 distances itself from the displayed insults.
The resulting reactions ("ugly face of football", "Day X", etc) however are exaggerated and unbelievable. At every match in the Bundesliga and also elsewhere, banners are displayed. Often unfortunately with insulting contents. Also many stadiumgoers' personal opinions are not infrequently displayed through insults. Such insults are accepted in football as apparent and are present at almost every football match (ex: Timo Werner is often called a Hurensohn in song, BVB-Hurensöhne sounds almost every match day).
Naturally, that's not a free ticket for every kind of insult, but it is important for full consideration. From our standpoint, it should be asked further for what reasons insults against a single person are turned into examples as the DFB itself has re-instated raised collective punishments again since a few months ago (Dortmund fans are banned from Hoffenheim for a minimum of two years).
Particularly in the last few weeks, there have been enough racist and sexist instances in German football stadiums, where an example could have been made. Think about the insults against Torunarigha at the DFB-Pokal Schalke v Hertha or Kwadwo in Münster. In both cases, however, there were no breaks in play, in Schalke not even a stadium announcement. But when it's about a patron whose business incidentally is also an important financial partner of the DFB, a boundary has been crossed.
If the DFB and DFL treat every instance of discriminating, insulting, racist, homophobic, anti-Semitic, or sexist statements with the same consequences in the future, then yesterday -- combined with the fantastic football our team played for the first 75 minutes -- would have a continuing positive affect. (X)
#fc bayern#tsgfcb#dietmar hopp#simplyirenic#this arrival from the ethers of the internet has been brought to you by#the dfb caring more about a billionaire's feelings than racial abuse in the year of our lord 2020#posted here due to request#my translation#ultra news#(I forgot all my tags sorry friends)
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