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He's injured, but not severely. So he wasn't playing the last two matches. Obviously he has to adapt physically and in terms of speed. But my opinion is, that he clearly is an option and has what it takes. Sometimes he's still hindered by naivity, but hey, that's why you call such players a prospect.

Great second half. Wow, that was an awakening! I'm so happy!!

Already this season.

Can't put in words how relieved I am.

German National Team player Robert Dietrich was in that plane and died too. I knew him for years and spoke so often to him. This is so sad. RIP to all the victims and my thoughts go to all relatives and friends.

And besides....that damages the worth of developping and scouting football talent. In near future you better scout for wealthy sheiks than investing in the growth of you talent depth.

But it still ruins the work of all the clubs, who earn their money out of the professional football system. Maybe once in a while they benefit of one transfer fee for one of their players, but that's ist and not worth a healthy business system, just because it's a one-time-benefit. Therefore these owners and sponsors are wrecking the whole stuff. This is no competition.

In terms of sponsoring, the Bundesliga tops all other leagues. And attendance. As shown, the TV-deals are totally different. This is where the english, spanish and french - even the italian - leagues are so much ahead of the Bundesliga. Pay-TV-market has always been much smaller in Germany. Less People are willing to pay extra money for any kind of additional TV as we have about 30 big channels for free. And if I say free, there has to be told, that every TV-consumer in Germany pays a monthly rate of about 20 € in general and without exception. This money goes to state-run media. Another valid argument for the lower amounts of Pay-TV-subscribers.

I don't care, I just hope they won't ruin our stadium.

Keep in mind, that 5th place is needed. Currently going to Mainz, 3 points ahead of us.

Inter can be very happy it's not 5:1 by now.

By the way, if anyone is interested (I'll write it anyway ): The colour red which dominates the official Hamburg flag is the reason, why HSV is playing in red trousers - and has a red outfit as a third jersey, especially for european away games. Therefore, the team is traditionally called the "Rothosen" (red trousers).

The castle on red ground is the official symbol of Hamburg. It's only, that Pauli has integrated this on their badge. Well, after all they are from Hamburg, so nothing to complain, though they are always trying to underline the fact, that they are from one particular part of town. http://www.google.de/images?hl=de&source=imghp&q=hamburg+flagge&gbv=2&aq=f&aqi=g2&aql=&oq= You'll find this flag also very often in our stand. To explain "Der Hamburger Weg": It's a social project combining club,players, sponsors and fans. They care about education for poor pepole, social projects in general an such stuff. Sponsors can choose to take part in this project, so that half (I think) of their contribution goes to these social projects. http://www.der-hamburger-weg.de/index.php?id=24952

Congratulations fellows! Was watching the game yesterday via stream and it left me celebrating your goal like it was one of HSV! Greetings from Hamburg