Author: Andy Wales
Schalke Fans Send A Message To Departing Goretzka – Bundesliga Zeitung
Once more this week, the bigger stories and main focuses of the Bundesliga were not about what is happening on the pitch.
It was again the transfe [...]
Rückrunde Under Way As Transfer Rumours Go Astray – Bundesliga Zeitung
After a suitably long break, the BuLi’s back in town. I’ll refrain from continuing to adapt Thin Lizzy lyrics, but will unapologetically not refrain f [...]
Bundesliga Zeitung – Time for a Break
So, it's now the mid-point in the Bundesliga season, which means it's time for the winter break. Unsurprisingly, Bayern not only lead the pack, but ar [...]
Bosz out. Stöger in! – Bundesliga Zeitung
Borussia Dortmund provided two unsurprising outcomes this weekend: firstly, they lost at home to Werder Bremen, and secondly, Peter Bosz was sacked as [...]
Bosz Hangs On But Stöger Is Gone – Bundesliga Zeitung
Sitting rock bottom of the Bundesliga, with no wins and just 3 points from 14 games, it seemed almost inevitable that coach Peter Stöger would depart [...]
Dortmund & Schalke in Revierderby Day Drama – Bundesliga Zeitung
Last week, I described the Revierderby as "a match you cannot afford to miss". On reflection, I think perhaps I understated it. In fact, it's going to [...]
FC Schalke No Fear – Bundesliga Zeitung
Whilst Bayern seemingly go from strength to strength in this intriguing Bundesliga campaign, their main contenders, Borussia Dortmund, are the exact o [...]
Bundesliga Zeitung – Euro Struggles Epitomised by Dortmund
In last week's edition of the Bundesliga Zeitung, I wrote about how important it was for the overall benefit of the Bundesliga that Borussia Dortmund [...]
Normal Service Resumed Ahead of Dortmund vs Bayern – Bundesliga Zeitung
It was over four years ago that Jupp Heynckes retired, but since his recent return to Bayern, it seems like he's never been away, writes Andy Wales.
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Der Dino Is Down, But Not Extinct – Bundesliga Zeitung
This Bundesliga Season continues to have more twists and turns than your favourite espionage novel. Dortmund’s strong start to the domestic campaign a [...]