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Re: Germany: Bundesliga
« Reply #96 on: Mar 07, 2009, 08:52: PM »
wow this is good

i hope hoffenheim can come back, as much as i love bayern i want them to lose this year,

but my opion a late surge by bayern and missed chances from herta and hoffenheim will give bayern the title


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Re: Germany: Bundesliga
« Reply #97 on: Mar 08, 2009, 09:55: AM »
voronin should stay at hertha cuz hes playing well and back at Liverpool they will barely ever play him
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Re: Germany: Bundesliga
« Reply #98 on: Apr 04, 2009, 07:32: AM »
i have no idea, not even a clue on how this season is gonna turn out

VFL Wolfsburg pummel Bayern 5-1   :saywhat:
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Re: Germany: Bundesliga
« Reply #99 on: Apr 18, 2009, 06:22: AM »
Bremen face Hamburg in Uefa Cup, any takers on winners/scoreline?
I personally favor Bremen simply because if Diego is having his type of night there isnt a defender in the world that can stop him

http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/174/uefa-champions-league/2009/04/14/1209612/cl-comment-ribery-can-be-worlds-best-if-he-leaves-bayern

i cant argue with this article really, german football has diminished considerably and german clubs need to step it up to start doing better in Europe
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