A Bit of History In September last year, Jurgen Nagelsmann, the head coach of the German National Team, was in great spirits before the Bavarians were to take on Slovakia in Bratislava. It was a Group A World Cup qualifier, and Nagelsmann had announced that his team was good enough to win the World Cup.Continue reading “Is There A German Resurgence On The Cards This World Cup?”
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Unbridled Joy For PSG, Heartbreak For Bayern
The Vagaries of Sport Sport can be ruthless at times. Joy for one undoubtedly is heartbreaking for the other. History embraces one and shuns the other. The margins are tiny, but the outcomes are massive. People say it is just a sport, but the reality is far from it. A Spectacular Allianz Arena in MunichContinue reading “Unbridled Joy For PSG, Heartbreak For Bayern”
Manuel Neuer – The Grand Custodian of The German Goal
“In Germany, the land of goalkeepers, Manu stands out among many extraordinary goalkeepers and has revolutionised the goalkeeping game with his style of play.” — Rudi Völler Rudi Völler, one of the greats of German football, had high praise for the 40-year-old, former German and current Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. The press has beenContinue reading “Manuel Neuer – The Grand Custodian of The German Goal”