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While the world of football has been focusing on the transfer window and whether or not players are worth their transfer money, German football showed the world their position on dealing with human beings who flee their devastating countries.
Continue reading “Bundesliga Fans and Clubs Take a Stand on Migrant Crisis”
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Yesterday I was at the RFK Stadium in DC for the US v Germany game. Although the “unexpected” result, (yes I was cheering for Germany) something that must be pointed out was the total absence of black and white footwear.
Continue reading “Football Footwear: From Total Standardisation to Total Uniqueness”
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The Germany Football League (DFL) made public a Bundesliga environmental report based on the findings of a survey conducted by RölfsPartner consultancy firm.
Continue reading “Bundesliga at the Forefront of Environmentally Sustainable Activities”
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Puma SE appointed Björn Gulden as its new chief executive officer (CEO), effective July 1. He succeeds Franz Koch, who left the company at the end of March.
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The Bundesliga is unfortunately very under rated. It is actually a league where there is great football, full stadiums and a beautiful atmosphere. The Bundesliga just turned 50 years old and released a creative video who blends the past with the present to celebrate a one-of-a-kind goal.
Continue reading “Creative Viral for Bundesliga 50 Years Anniversary”
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The Bundesliga is setting its sights on the U.S. market as the next phase of its global expansion plan, and has explored talks with Major League Soccer about sending a team to play in its All-Star Game, according to the league’s Head of Business & Specialist Media Dirk Meyer-Bosse.
Continue reading “The Bundesliga is Tapping into the U.S Market”
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I think it’s the first time I mention Uhlsport on this blog. Well, the German sports manufacturer launched a “ballsy” kit for Munich 1860. A kit to celebrate the Oktoberfest. As I like to say, there is no good buzz nor bad buzz.
Continue reading “Munich 1860 and Uhlsport Take Ownership of the Oktoberfest”
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Football’s European governing body Uefa will show the Champions League final between Bayern Munich and Chelsea on 19 May live on a giant screen at Bayern’s old home, the Olympic Stadium, to a paying crowd of 65,000 fans.
Continue reading “2012 Champions League Final at Old Bayern Munich Stadium: 65.000 Tickets”
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I was browsing the Bundesliga website and it is undeniable that business continues to boom in Bundesliga. Last year I was already pointing out that the Bundesliga attendance figures increased for the 9th consecutive year. This year, it’s already a record season-half attendance figures for the Bundesliga.
Continue reading “A New Milestone for the Bundesliga: Record Season-Half Attendance Figures”
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Puma signed a partnership agreement with German champions Borussia Dortmund. The agreement, which commences on July 1, 2012, sees the German sportswear giant replace Kappa. Although financial details were not released, Kicker magazine last week reported that the new agreement would be worth Eur50 million to the 1.Bundesliga champion over eight years.
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On Friday July 8th, SPORT & MARKT tweeted: Today’s figure: 1,005,990 – is the number of registered active female football players in Germany. #WWC. The Women’s World Cup in Germany is receiveing a fantastic appraisal from not only the fans, but also from global medias.
Continue reading “Women’s World Cup Hit Global Medias Appraisal”
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The Women’s World Cup is proving popular in football-mad Germany as nearly 20 million viewers tuned in to watch the host team beat Nigeria and set a new television record.
Continue reading “German Viewers Tune in to Women’s World Cup”
