Well, it happened. Marco Rose decided to move to Borussia Dortmund after the season. Much rumors went around social media about whether to sack him right from the spot now, about reactions from the team aso until finally Max Eberl put his foot down on Wednesday in a remarkable press conference.
Eberl is da boss! Hands down!
Legendary goals today are coming from Branimir Hrgota (don’t forget about him!)
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A very bad mood is wavering through Moenchengladbach and its fanszene. Manuel and Alexis try to analyze what happened in the derby against Cologne and about what’s lying ahead in Wolfsburg who play a strong season so far.
In our sections of legendary goals we take a look back how Marco Reus and the whole team of Borussia dismantled Wolfsburg in past times.
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Today Conor is your host today, as Manuel is on his round trip through Europe.
Conor is summarizing all important things around Borussia, that includes the game against ManCity, the weekend game against Wolfsburg and the bad news about Yann Sommer’s nose.
In this weeks news round up Manuel guides you through the last minute win against Wolfsburg and gives an outlook to the upcoming match in Berlin.
Especially be aware of the great “Refugees Welcome” campaign that is planned by the Borussia fanclub Block B Berlin. http://www.block-b-berlin.com
info@block-b-berlin.com
Twitter: @block_b_berlin
Manuel wraps up the pod with news.
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Lucien Favre’s squad failed to continue their winning streak with an entertaining 0-0 at Frankfurt, but is still unbeaten in the last nine Bundesliga matches. Both sides had been eager to walk away with three points from the Friday evening match, but in the end both sides settled for a goalless draw, the first for Eintracht’s manager Thomas Schaaf since January 2012. As usual, host Manuel walks us through the match, continues with a preview of the upcoming home clash with 2nd-place VfL Wolfsburg to finish briefly on current transfer rumors.
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