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Während es hier nur Horrormeldungen hagelt, gibt mein Lieblings-Heribert "Butter bei die Fisch". Wenn ein Arsen Wenger 2001 einen 21-jährigen Japaner für 16 Millionen zu Arsenal holt, muss der etwas können, auch wenn der Wechsel nach England vielleicht zu früh kam. Und der kommt zur Eintracht? Unfassbar !
Wenn dem die Frankfurter Luft genauso gut bekommt wie Taka, dann haben wir den ersten Kracher.
Ein Hoch auf meine Dauerkarte !!

Dann wird jetzt nach Ruedesheim, Hofbraeuhaus, Heidelberg, auch das Waldstadion bald von japanischen Touristen umlagert

bin mal gespannt wann der erste Sushi Stand eroeffnet wird

iiiiigittigitt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Zur Not würg ich auch Sushi runter. Haben wir hier einen Statistik-Experten im Forum ? (Ich meine Fußball, nicht Basketball )
Wenn wir jetzt den "Blonden" verpflichtet haben, der mir schon bei der WM 2002 sehr positiv aufgefallen ist, dann mach ich jetzt gerade noch ein Weizen auf. Ich weiß noch nicht einmal, ob der damals bei Südkorea oder Japan gespielt hat. Wenn das wirklich der Neue bei der Eintracht ist, dann mach ich noch ein 2. Weizen auf und gehe bestens gelaunt jetzt ins Bett.

Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass Apfelwein in Verbindung mit rohen Fisch im Block eine riesige Sauerei gibt.
Die ganzen Asiaten kann man ja in den Sicherheitsbereich um den Gästeblock setzen, da die ja alle friedlich sind .

Wohl lange keine Samurai-Filme mehr gesehen

Stimmt, und mit ihren 20 Meter Sprüngen können sie direkt vom Block zur Äpplertheke hüpfen . Man könnte sie natürlich mit einer vorangehenden Führung über die Klappergass handlungsunfähig machen .

Letztes Testspiel vor dem DFB-Pokal Auftakt:

01.08.2007 Eintracht Frankfurt zu Gast in Dillenburg

Der Vorverkauf für das Benefizspiel hat begonnen
Tickets für Eintracht-Gastspiel vorab für 8 bzw. 5 Euro
. Am Mittwoch, den 1.8. steht die Funkel-Truppe ab 18.30 Uhr auf der Dillenburger „Bleiche“ einer Kreisauswahl gegenüber. „Wir haben 5000 Karten drucken lassen“, erläuterte Kreisfußballwart Martin Seidel. Der Kreisfußballausschuss richtet die Begegnung gemeinsam mit vier Vereinen aus. Unterstützt werden die Initiatoren vom Eintracht-Fan-Club „Harter Kern“ aus Siegen.
Karten werden im Vorverkauf in den Sporthäusern Nickel (Herborn), Plescher (Driedorf) und Förster (Herbornseelbach), im Alten Rathaus der Stadtverwaltung Dillenburg (Sportamt) sowie bei den beteiligten Vereinen SSV Dillenburg (Kontaktperson: Wilfried Müller), SV Oberscheld (Dieter Schneider), SSV Sechshelden (Manfred Bomml), SSC Burg (Dieter Discher) und beim KFA Dillenburg (Martin Seidel) erhältlich sein. Die Tickets kosten im Vorverkauf 8 Euro (Erwachsene/Tageskasse: 10 Euro) sowie 5 Euro (Jugendliche/Tageskasse: 6 Euro). Kinder bis zum Alter von sechs Jahren erhalten freien Eintritt.
Die Zufahrt zum Stadion gestaltet sich schwierig. Wegen Bauarbeiten an der Obertor-Brücke (gesperrt) ist die „Bleiche“ daher am 1. August nur über die Innenstadt oder über den Schlossberg zu erreichen.

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