Bundesliga 11/12

Great play there! Goetze

fuck this is better than sex

Oh my. What a goal. 2-0.

Wow. What a goal. Shocking though again the two centre backs.

Goal. Good play there again.

This is scary. 3-0.

Gotze

Hummels is a fucking beast, plus hes got better passing than some actual midfielders

Rei Andros wrote:This is scary. 3-0.

Dortmund are walking all over them.

Golden_Golz wrote:

Rei Andros wrote:This is scary. 3-0.

Dortmund are walking all over them.

Scared?

Btw are you German?

I'm half German.

NoviNovak wrote:I'm half German.

Ah, you're the one who went to his cousin to Köln to watch Arsenal vs Köln aren't you?

Gegilworld93 wrote:

NoviNovak wrote:I'm half German.

Ah, you're the one who went to his cousin to Köln to watch Arsenal vs Köln aren't you?

Why yes I am.

3-1

Hamburg smell another goal.

Fuck!!!

I went for a fag and I missed the goal

Was it a good goal?

Not really.

scramble one after a corner but one minute later Töre with a great run and Jansen almost with the 3-2

Ich liebe Bundesliga.

3-1, a real Bundesliga scoreline to start the campaign.

Just finished watching the game on ESPN. Dortmund played some great stuff, they just took it easy after the third which allowed Hamburg to score. If Hamburg had of converted that chance straight after their goal it would have made for an exciting finish.

Gotze hopefully will play like tht all season..CMON DORTMUND!

I fucking love Kagawa and to think they only got him for £400,000 last summer is unbelievable.

Kagawa is becoming one of the top Bundesliga talents, last season was great for him, and he looks very promising for the this one. The Bundesliga is now becoming a top League again, the youth is incredible. The likes of Papadopoulos & Gotze.

Kagawa is a beast. He was a standout today.

The Bundesliga has always been the best league to watch in terms of entertainment and the fact you never know who is going to win it every year.

Bindesliga Champions in the last five years:

Dortmund
Bayern
Wolfsburg
Bayern
Stuttgart

Bayern are always there about come the end of every season but the fact that there has been four different winners in the last 5 years is brilliant. Compared to England and Spain where only two different teams have won there league in recent years.

Keanoo wrote:The Bundesliga has always been the best league to watch in terms of entertainment and the fact you never know who is going to win it every year.

Bindesliga Champions in the last five years:

Dortmund
Bayern
Wolfsburg
Bayern
Stuttgart

Bayern are always there about come the end of every season but the fact that there has been four different winners in the last 5 years is brilliant. Compared to England and Spain where only two different teams have won there league in recent years.

I know that, just look at Hannover and Mainz, almost made the CL, then teams like Schalke and Bremen were close to relegation. But it hasn't always been recognised, it obviously is now as it took over the Serie A, which usually does.

Keanoo wrote:The Bundesliga has always been the best league to watch in terms of entertainment and the fact you never know who is going to win it every year.

Bindesliga Champions in the last five years:

Dortmund
Bayern
Wolfsburg
Bayern
Stuttgart

Bayern are always there about come the end of every season but the fact that there has been four different winners in the last 5 years is brilliant. Compared to England and Spain where only two different teams have won there league in recent years.

Spot on, and the Bundesliga has recorded the most goals scored the past two seasons.

ClarkY wrote:Kagawa is becoming one of the top Bundesliga talents, last season was great for him, and he looks very promising for the this one. The Bundesliga is now becoming a top League again, the youth is incredible. The likes of Papadopoulos & Gotze.

I wonder why you mentioned him?

Hertha Berlin v FC Nuremberg - 21:45 Saturday - ESPN UK - NOT Live

Newly-promoted Hertha Berlin, managed by former Liverpool defender Markus Babbel, kick off their Bundesliga campaign against FC Nuremberg at the Olympic Stadium.

FSV Mainz v Bayer Leverkusen - 14:30 Sunday - ESPN UK - Live

Bundesliga action from the Coface Arena, where Mainz take on Bayer Leverkusen. The visitors finished second behind Borussia Dortmund last season, while Mainz finished fifth.

Bayern Munich v Borussia Monchengladbach - 16:30 Sunday - ESPN UK - Live

Jupp Heynckes's Bayern side take on Borussia Monchengladbach at the Allianz Arena. The hosts finished a disappointing third last season and will be aiming to make amends.
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They are the upcoming games for anyone looking to watch the Bundesliga in the UK.