Beiträge von rob077

  • Problem: Zahlen oder nicht Zahlen ?

    mir ist da auch was ähnliches passiert.

    hab mich da ich mich für fussball interessiere bei einem fanclub der deutschen
    nationalmannschaft angemeldet.

    auf einmal kam da eine mail, dachte das ist eine info für die em.
    ich klick drauf und jetzt musste ich 104 € zahlen, und bekommen habe
    ich nur so eine karte da steht germany - polen 8 juni drauf :rolleyes:

    hat jemand ähnlich erfahrungen gemacht ? :gruebel:

  • Wer plant WM 2010 in Südafrika LIVE zu erleben?

    das ist doch alles käse oder ?

    südafrika hat auch schon eine rugby wm durchgeführt ohne probleme.

    die gewalt ist doch hauptsächlich in den townships - slums.
    bei der wm werden wir uns doch wohl kaum dort rumtreiben.

    ich schätze da gibt es vom hotel einen bustransfer hin und zurück

    wird wohl auch ein unterschied sein ob johannesburg oder kapstadt.

    und es sind ja noch 2 jahre.:mrgreen:

  • Archiv FC Bayern München

    nachtrag zum spiel der göttlichen in jakarta..

    ist aus einem blog von einem indonesischen bekannten der mindestens so
    ein fussball schaden hat wie wir...

    andreas = andy brück oder ?:winke:

    Indonesia v FC Bayern Munchen 1-5


    The gulf in class between a young, untried Bayern team and Indonesia's national XI was evident for all to see at Bung Karno Stadium on Wednesday night.

    On a bloody awful pitch badly damaged by some national holiday celebrations Bayern passed their way round their hosts and on to a comfortable victory.

    In the early sparring the Germans looked comfortable in possession and the Indonesians found them difficult to break down and it was no surprise when Bruno Borges gave them the lead on 20 minutes. Three minutes later it was two when Jan Schlaudraff scored his first of what was to be a fine evening for him.

    Indonesia broke with pace and threatened Oliver Kahn in the Bayern goal but their finishing let them down. First half Elie Aiboy, currently enjoying his second spell in Malaysia with Selangor, threatened down the right but too often captain Bambang Pamungkas, ironically sought by the Bavarians several years back, was isolated in the box as the midfield sought in vain to get up in support.

    It was no surprise when Schlaudraff scored his second on 32 minutes and the small band of German fans settled back to enjoy a game that was effectively over in the first half hour.

    A fourth certain goal was disallowed by the Singapore in perhaps the strangest decision of the night with the ball cannoning off Jendry in the Indonesian goal and Schlaudraff knocking home the rebound. Not sure how it could have been offside.

    The second half was a stroll in the park. Oliver Khan was replaced by Michael Rensing. Elie Aiboy tantalised on a couple of occassions but he was visibly fading but Indonesia kept pressing forward and their tenacity was rewarded when Bambang scored on the hour mark. The crowd, as is their want, went crazy and did their bit to roar their team forward but the Germans were content to play keep ball in and around the half way line.

    Two late goals by Schlaudraff and Toni Kross made it 5-1.

    After the match Indonesian coach Benny Dollo was satisified with his team's performance while Bayern coach Ottmar Hitzfeld praised the preformance of Elie Aiboy. He also referred to the pitch saying it was ok as it had been a friendly but he would not have been happy had the game had any significance.

    Indonesia: Jendry (Markus 67); Salampessy, Mahyadi (Fandy 26), Maman, Charis; Ponaryo, Syamsul, Elie Aiboy (Heru 80), Budi Sudarsono (Ian Luis Kabes 45), Firman Utina (Eka Ramdani 68); Bambang

    Bayern Munchen: Khan (Rensing 45); Schlottner, Contento, Ottl, Borges; Kroos, Bopp (Pizzaro 89), Van Bommel, Ze Roberto (Taygun Kuru 89); Sosa (Simari 76), Shlaudraff (Rohracker 89)

    Referee: Daud Abbas (Singapore)
    Attendance: 60,000 or 65,000 or 75,000 (depending on which magazine you read)

    # posted by Me @ 5:29 AM 0 comments

    Wednesday, May 21, 2008


    Tracking down FC Bayern


    The Bayern party, 18 players and 28 officials, arrived yesterday in Jakarta and in the afternoon held a coaching clinic. It was initially to be held at the Police Stadium so off I wobbles to find an empty stadium and a security gent who helpfully suggested we try Bung Karno.

    We got stuck in traffic as crowds filled the stadium but not to see Bayern. The 100th anniversary of the nation's awakening. They were asleep before you see.

    Obviously it wasn't going to be there so we then headed for the hotel where the team are staying. Front desk suggested we try Kuningan!

    Lucky it was a holiday.

    We arrived at Kuningan just in time to see the players board the team coach, job done.

    Mine wasn't. I had hoped to talk to some of the players for an article on ESPN. My wife had wanted a picture with Oliver Khan.

    I collared Andreas, the Bayern Supporters Co-ordinator and he was agreeable to a few beers.

    Talk about cushty jobs. Talk about support.

    The Chinese leg of Bayern's tour was cancelled and Andreas, along with other supporters who have made the journey east, will be returning west to catch the Bayern second team in action before heading to India for the final friendly!

    In my German days I saw quite a bit of Bayern but Andreas has seen quite a bit more. He hasn't missed a game since 1990!



  • [Verbindliche Bestellung] Tooor.de EM-Shirts

    Zitat von Aleksch

    Info an Alle: Die Shirts sind in ein paar Tagen fertig und werden erst dann verschickt. Die sollten spätestens Ende Mai bei euch ankommen. Sicher recht kurzfristig, aber zur EM habt ihrs da.

    Nicht das ihr jetzt denkt ich hätte irgendwie Mist gebaut - hab ich nich, bin gut organisiert :mrgreen::winke:



    macht ja nichts, änderst einfach die farben und wir ziehen die 2012 an :winke: