Thank you for your interest in the BVB London Fan Community Podcast. Each episode of the show is about discovering a facet of Borussia Dortmund's life in conversation with experts and former participants in club life such as players, fans, coaches or even journalists who have influenced this club in its development.

Our guest today on a 24/25 Bundesliga season preview show is:

Dennis Kutrieb, the coach of Viktoria Berlin (two-time German champions), a former Dynamo Berlin and Rot-Weiss Oberhausen defender. 

The Bundesliga season kicks off on Friday 23 August, 1930 CET, with the Rheinderby between Borussia Moenchengladbach v Deutsche Meister Bayer Leverkusen. BVB take on Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday in an 1830 kick off on Saturday. 

Newboys in the league for the first time ever are Holstein Kiel, who won the German title in 1912, and FC St Pauli who are back after being relegated in 2011. 

BVB are now under the management of former midfielder Nuri Sahin. Who grew up 41 km from the Westfalenstadion and has been part of the club since his early teens. 

Following on from our transfers special show on episode 72, we now looked at the rest of the Bundesliga.

Our guest is Dennis Kutrieb the manager of Regionalliga-Nord-Ost team Viktoria Berlin, the former manager of Ebbsfleet United is himself a former striker with Rot-Weiss Oberhausen in the 2. Bundesliga and BFC Dynamo Berlin. 

1. Will this be another bumper crop for Xaby Alonso's outstanding Bayer 04 Leverkusen?

2. The league love them, we love them but Can Union Berlin survive another season in the top?

3. Christian Stretch is gone after two decades at the helm, will the SC Freiburg era of success continue under former assistant manager and player Julian Schuster?

4. No Revierderby but the Ruhr derby will VfL Bochum survive another season?  

5. Can Vincent Kompany transform Bayern Munich? Its a huge ask even for the Premier League legend. 

6. How will VfB Stuttgart manage the Champions League challenge?

7. Will Eintracht Frankfurt have invested heavily how far can they go?

8. Naby Keita is back after his long suspension will his Werder have a season to remember or will it be another relegation dog fight?

09. New coach Nuri Sahin, and assistant Lukasz Piszczek, have put a smile on our faces, only one loss in pre-season, the first step in the cup is taken, can BVB go one better?

10. Heidenheim rose from the 2. Bundesliga and against all odds are in the the UEFA Conference League, how well can Franck Schmidt's side handle the pressure? 

11. Hoffenheim are back in Europe, €28m have been invested, what can US coach Pelegrino Materazzo achieve with the TSG?

12. Jess Thorup is a promising new face at the helm in Augsburg, Marius Wolff is making a new start but will the Bavarians survive?

13. Can 'Gladbach who finished 14th push back towards European qualification where they belong?

14.  RB Leipzig have made some very smart transfers again this summer will the two-time Pokal winners be serious challengers? 

15. Former Southampton coach Ralph Hasenhüttl is back this time at VFL Wolfsburg, can he lead them back to the upper echelons?

16.  Mainz bleibt Mainz, Kloppo's former club have been struggling in recent seasons what lies ahead? 

17. Holstein Kiel have made it to the top tier for the first time in their history, what can we expect from the 1911 German title holders? 

18. Hamburg are back but it's the Brown and Whites St Pauli not HSV, how will they manage in their first season without Fabian Huerzeler?

Plus who are the big transfers of the summer? 

We hope you enjoy the show. Send us your comments, share the show with friends and don't forget to like it. If you want to contact the fan club, you can do so via the website borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk or in the online group at Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland .
 
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Thank you for your interest in the BVB London Fan Community Podcast. Each episode of the show is about discovering a facet of Borussia Dortmund's life in conversation with experts and former participants in club life such as players, fans, coaches or even journalists who have influenced this club in its development.

Our guests today are Adam Stenning, and Uli Hebel. Adam is a recognised name in reporting on Brighton Hove & Albion, he has also written regularly on the club for the Brighton Argus newspaper. He is the host of Brighton football page: "Adam Talks Albion', and a is a season-ticket-holder of many years with the South Coast Premier League club.

Uli Hebel is a TV commentator for leading sports channel DAZN, he covers Bundesliga and international football, and boxing, he also works for Sky TV Germany, Uli is the host of 'Klick and Rush' podcast, and a writer for Sports Illustrated.

1. All change at the top: Sven Mislintat is back, Lars Ricken is the new sporting director, Sebastian Kehl is move to the second row, what impact is it having, do the VFB Stuttgart transfers reflect Diamond eyes career?

2. Focus on Pascal Gross, a leader for midfield, what can he bring BVB?

3. Focus on Serhou Guirassy, Niclas Fuellkrug 'Fuelle' is out, the French-Guinean there were some injury questions, and an off/on scoring record over the years, but what an incredible season, what can we expect?

4. Focus on Waldemar Anton, the hardman from Uzbekistan, is he exactly what BVB need? Can he replace Mats Hummels, what does Anton bring?

5. Yan Couto is the latest in a series of Manchester City signings, he had a surreal season at Girona, sounds like a great signing?

6. A new chance for Mouki, he is a French speaker, he is struggling to breakthrough, he joins Leo Balerdi at Olympique Marseilles, will he shine?

7. Fuelle is gone, loss of a great personality, a great bit of business for BVB, but also for West Ham?

8. Nuri is on, Edin Terzic is off, does he have the experience to lead BVB in a time of change?

09.Plus where to and huge recognition for Marco and Mats and good bye to Marius Wolff and Mateu Morey, what will happen with Seb Haller and Felix Nmecha?

And don't ask Adam about Claudio Reyna... Find out why.

Social media.

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Thank you for your interest in the BVB London Fan Community Podcast. Each episode of the show is about discovering a facet of Borussia Dortmund's life in conversation with experts and former participants in club life such as players, fans, coaches or even journalists who have influenced this club in its development.

Our guest is Cedric van der Gun a Dutch TV football analyst, youth coach with Ajax, and a former winger whose former clubs include BvB, Swansea, and FC Utrecht.

Cedric played 272 matches and scored 56 goals and was selected for The Netherlands U21 side 5 times.

The Premier League has been taking a lot of glory in the past decade with a media deal 40% higher than the Bundesliga.

Most clubs are running a loss in the English league, further down the pyramid it is estimated the average losses are in the region of £60,000 per week in the English top four leagues.

Can a salary benefit smaller English clubs and other European leagues? 

- Cedric's own career with Swansea, BVB, Ajax and FC Utrecht.  

- Could the salary cap create a more level playing field and give a chance for less affluent clubs?

- Can a salary cap even be successfully implemented in the Premier League? 

- What difference has the sheer amount of money in recent seasons in the Premier League made to smaller competitiveness in leagues in Europe? 

- Why have Dutch, and other European league clubs been reduced to a 'second tier' of football? 

- What will Arne Slot bring to Liverpool FC?

- What has been the response in Holland to his appointment?

- Is the Merseyside club too big for Arne Slot?

- Will he manage with the big 'egos' in the locker room?

- What was the story with Sporting Lisbon's Ruben Amorim? 

- What difference does the huge €10m fee paid for Slot to Feyenoord make to the Dutch club? What precedent does it set? 

- BVB's semifinal magic,  a season of many highs and lows.  

- A review of other big European Leagues, the champions and the relegation candidates from Spain, Italy, France and Germany.  

Social media 

We hope you enjoy the show. Send us your comments, share the show with friends and don't forget to like it. If you want to contact the fan club, you can do so via the website borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk or in the online group at Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland .
 
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Thank you for your interest in the BvB London fan community podcast, as every week the focus of the show will be on exploring a facet of football life with a focus on Borussia Dortmund by talking to experts, fans, and players and coaches. 

People, including journalists, who make up the football world including decision makers and who know the football world and the world of BVB well.

The aim of the podcast is to make Borussia Dortmund, Bundesliga, and developments in international football accessible.

On today's English-language podcast our guests are David Hellier, a journalist at Bloomberg who leads the channels coverage of  sport and football business who features regularly on Bloomberg TV and is the former editor of City AM. 

The second guest is Mark Meehan a Chelsea season ticket-holder for over 30 years, author of the book: 'Blue Tomorrow' on the Ken Bates era at Chelsea (1982-2003), and is the Chairman of the Chelsea Supporters Trust, and is a member of the club's advisory trust. 

The aim of the show is to look at what's going with Investments into football clubs, fans stakes and what impact this can have on the German 50+1 model.

The holding company of the Bundesliga, the DFL, decided on Thursday, following an ongoing wave of protests by fans, to drop the plan to sell a stake in the media rights to an outside investor. 

The sale of media rights was carried out by La Liga and Ligue 1 which raised a short-term cash injection but two years after the pandemic many clubs in the leagues are back in financial difficulty.

Many observers argue that had this gone ahead in Germany it would have benefitted the league very little in the long run. 

The fans in the Bundesliga have shown by their actions their commitment to the 50+1 rule which limits outside investors and protects the rights of members to have a say in the way clubs are run.

In the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2, thanks to the 50+1 rule, which ensure that members retain the majority stake in football clubs, the situation is different. Following Hoffenheim's change of ownership in November, fans now retain a controlling influence in all but three clubs; VfL Wolfsburg, RB Leipzig and Bayer 04 Leverkusen.

Football clubs however are increasingly coming under the control of investment funds, including state-backed funds, and football has long been a desirable cash-generating, if not always profitable, asset.

Investment by high-net-worth individuals, and corporations in football, in particular in the Premier League has risen sharply. Now only one English top tier club, newly promoted Luton Town, remains fan-owned.
In the 22/23 season investors increased their stakes in German clubs. David Blitzer's 'Bolt investment holdings' into FC Augsburg, and 777 Partners investment into Hertha in particular are notable.

The stake of fans, in particular in England, has been reduced significantly in recent years, so what insights can be gained from the German fans lead? 

The topics:
What impact would a sale in media rights have on the 50+1 model in German football?

How is the investment by funds, including venture capital funds and multi-club owners changing the wider football landscape?
 

In which way does the English club ownership model contrast with the 50+1 model of membership in Germany?
What does the new record £6.7bn Premier League media deal with Sky and TNT mean for the competition like the Bundesliga? 
What has been the Premier League's contrasting financial fortunes with those of Bundesliga clubs been since the pandemic?
What has La Liga's experience experience with selling a share in their media rights to CVC been since 2021?
Plus why is the Bundesliga's member ownership a model for football?

And what is the fan experience of being a member in a Bundesliga club i.e BVB? And what are organised fans in Germany's main concerns about the rights sale?

Social media. 

Apologies for the slight sound issues at the start.
 
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Thank you for your interest in the BVB London Fan Community Podcast. Each episode of the show is about discovering a facet of Borussia Dortmund's life in conversation with experts and former participants in club life such as players, fans, coaches or even journalists who have influenced this club in its development.

Our guest today is Jesco von Eichmann. Jesco is one of the most recognisable football presenters on Sky Sports News TV Germany.

Jesco is not just a face of football reporting but he is also a radio reporter and the leading writer on BVB for Sky.  Jesco was raised and studied in the Ruhrgebiet in Bochum.

The Champions League kicks off this week with Brugge v Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday, 8pm UK time.

The number of group stages and when they take place has changed, but the current iteration - 32 teams divided into eight groups, with the top two from each entering the knockout stage - has been in place for two decades.

Dortmund have to play Celtic, Brugge, Sturm Graz, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Shaktar Donetzk, Bologna and Dinamo Zagreb. 

1.  All change in the Champions League: A look at the new tournament format.  

2. A Focus on the game ahead against Club Brugge, always a tough opponent, will the Belgian leaders cause an upset?

3.  A trip to the new Santiago Bernabeu of Real Madrid, Jude Bellingham returns to Westfalenstadion.

4. Hansi Flick has the inside track on the Bundesliga but what will reception will Robert Lewandowski get from the Suedtribuene? 

5. A warm welcome assured for the SPL Champions, Celtic FC in Dortmund. 

6. Visitors Austrian Champions Sturm Graz have pushed out RB Salzburg winning the 23/24 title how far can the Christian Ilzer coached club, whose players include Scotland U21 Max Johnston, go?

7. Can 25-time record Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb challenge Die Schwarz-Gelben away?

8. A fifth placed finish for the Italian side Bologna will the trip to Northern Italy present a hiccup for BVB? 

09. Shaktar Donetzk, a known opponent, a chance for solidarity with the war-torn country in Dortmund but how good are Marino Pusic's team?

10. Predictions? Can Borussia win the final 28 years later in Munich in 2025?

11. Social media.

We hope you enjoy the show. Send us your comments, share the show with friends and don't forget to like it. If you want to contact the fan club, you can do so via Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland .
 
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Thank you for your interest in the BVB London Fan Community Podcast. In each episode, we focus on discovering a facet of Borussia Dortmund's life in the podcast by talking to experts and former participants in the club's life such as players, fans, coaches or even journalists who have influenced this club in its development.

Our guests on the podcast today,  a UEFA European Championship 2024 preview, are Nick Rayner, chief football writer of The Yorkshire Post newspaper, and Andreas Gschaider, a Munich-based football entrepreneur. 

Stuart Rayner the author and chief football writer of the Yorkshire Post newspaper. Stuart is also a specialised cricket writer and the author of two books 'Five Trophies and a Funeral' and 'War of the Roses'.

Andreas Gschaider, is the founder of football training app B42, the app which was created together with the DFB, the German national team, Physio Oliver Schmidtlein. B42 is a specialist training app which allows players to put together training programmes designed to optimise training and recovery, as well as nutritional advice. The app is used by over 1,000 teams including 1. FC Nürnberg, Werder Bremen and VfB Stuttgart in 21 countries. 

The draw for the UEFA European Championship 2024 took place on Saturday and the hosts are in a group A which includes Scotland. Whilst England are in group C with amongst others Denmark. 

The tournament takes place across 8 stadia across Germany including Dortmund's Signal-Iduna-Park (Westfalenstadion) from the 14 June to July 14th.

The twenty-four teams are divided into 8 groups of 4 teams; groups A to F. The qualified teams are: England, Scotland, France, Spain, Italy, Denmark, Albania, Serbia, Romania, Switzerland, hosts Germany, Croatia, Portugal, Czechia, Slovenia, Belgium, Slovenia, Netherlands, Slovakia, and Turkiye.

Four teams of the remaining play-offs between the best placed third place finishers i.e Israel, Poland, Luxembourg, Wales, Iceland and Kazakhstan. The playoff will take place in March.    

The tournament is the biggest tournament in Germany since FIFA World Cup 2006, this is Germany's second European tournament after 1988 which was won by outsiders Denmark.  

The podcast is a group by group preview and a look at Julian Nagelsmann team, and the prospects for the tournament in Germany. As well as a look at the Borussia Dortmund players who are expected to take part. 

1. Germany's group A Switzerland, Hungary, Scotland and the hosts. 

2. Group B the group of death Spain, Croatia, Albania, Italy.

3. England's group C Slovenia, Serbia, Denmark.

4. Group D France, Austria, Netherlands and a play-off qualifier which could be Wales, Finland, Poland or Estonia. 

5. Group E Belgium, Slovakia, Netherlands and a play-off qualifier which could be Ukraine, Bosnia-Herzengovina, Israel or Iceland. 

6. Group F Portugal, Czechia, Turkey and winner of play-off c which could be either Greece, Georgia, Luxembourg or Kazakhstan.  

7. How is interim manager Julian Nagelsmann doing?

8. World Cup 2006 was a huge success for Germany but the country is in an  economic downturn how are preparations going and is the country looking forward to the tournament?

09. A look at the Borussia Dortmund players who are likely to feature in the tournament including Nico Schlotterbeck, Marcel Sabitzer, Karim Adeyemi, Mats Hummels, Gregor Kobel and Niclas Fuellkrug.

10. The DFB U17 World Cup winners, is the beginning of a new era for 'Die Nationalelf'?

11. The teams and players that will be missed at Euro 2024 including Erling Holland's Norway, Ireland and Sweden.  

12.  Social media.

We hope you enjoy the show. Send us your comments, share the show with friends and don't forget to like. If you want to contact the fan club, you can do so via the website borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk or in the online group at Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland .
 
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Vielen Dank für euere Interesse am BVB London Fan-Community-Podcast. In jeder Episode geht es uns in der Sendung darum, eine Facette des Lebens von Borussia Dortmund im Gespräch mit Experten und ehemaligen Teilnehmern des Vereinslebens wie Spielern, Fans, Trainer oder auch Journalisten, die diesen Verein in seiner Entwicklung beeinflusst haben, in der Podcast zu entdecken.

Unser Gast ist heute, Bachirou Salou, er spielte beim BVB als Stürmer zwischen 1998-99. 

Der in Lome geborene ehemaliger Spieler, absolvierte 39 Einsatze und schoss dabei 17 Tore  im Kader der Nationalmannschaft von Togo.

Er machte 340 Profispiele unter anderem bei  BVB, MSV Duisburg, Borussia Moenchengladbach, Eintracht Frankfurt, Hansa Rostock und Alemannia Aachen und machte dabei 69 Tore. 

1. 'Kindheit in Togo, ersten Spiele und der Sprung in den Profifussball bei Omnisport Lome.  

2. Saison 1990-95 Wechsel zu Borussia Moenchengladbach in die Bundesliga. Ein Traumstart mit beachtlichen 86 Spiele in die Profimannschaft und 13 Tore. Mit Mitspieler Heiko Herrlich und Stefan Effenberg, highlights und Tore. EIn 7-1 gegen VfL Bochum, Pokalsieg 1995. 

3.1995-98 Wechsel zum MSV Duisburg mit Alfred Nijhuis, Carsten Wolters, ein 5-2 beim 1. FC Koeln, das Leben mit Trainer Friedhelm Funkel und Hannes Bongartz.

4. Pokalfinale im Olympiastadion gegen den 'Rekordmeister' (Bayern). 

6. 1998-99 Einer Saison bei Borussia Dortmund mit Juergen Kohler, Julio Cesar, Steffen Freund, Andreas Moeller,  Stephane Chapusiat, Stefan Klos, Ibrahim Tanko und Trainer Michael Skibbe; Highlights und Qualifikation fuer die Champions League. 

7. Saison 1999-00 Eintracht Frankfurt mit Jan Åge Fjørtoft und Trainer Joerg Berger und Felix Magath.  

8.  2000-03 Hansa Rostock in der Bundesliga mit Trainer Armin Veh.

09. Unterwegs mit Togo, Berufung in die Nationalmannschaft. 1998 African Cup of Nations, 2:1 gegen Ghana. 

10. Soziale Medien.

Wir hoffen, dass Euch die Show gefällt. Schickt uns Eure Kommentare, teilt die Show mit Freunden und vergesst nicht zu liken. Wenn Ihr den Fanklub kontaktieren wollt, geht das über die Website borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk oder auch in der Online-Gruppe unter Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland .
 
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Thank you for your interest in the BVB London Fan Community Podcast. In each episode, we focus on discovering a facet of Borussia Dortmund's life in the podcast by talking to experts and former participants in the club's life such as players, fans, coaches or even journalists who have influenced this club in its development.

Our guest today is, Tom Middler, the Austrian-based football journalist is the presenter of the podcast 'The Other Bundesliga' a show focussed on the Austrian top tier which has had more than 100,000 downloads.

Tom has worked as a presenter with UEFA and the AFC (Asian football federation) and studied at University of North Carolina. He also worked for 32-time Austrian champions Rapid Wien.  

1. A look at the Champions League group draw, who will advance? Who will win their group? What surprises will there be? 

2. Borussia Dortmund's draw, an analysis of the teams, how far will BVB get?

3. A look at big transfers in the Bundesliga and Premier League including Harry Kane, Kevin Schade, Josko Gvardiol, Kai Havertz, Dominik Szolboslai, Christopher Nkunku, Moises Calcedo and Declan Rice, Alexis Mac Allister, Victor Boniface, Min Jae Kim, Micky van den Ven, Ansu Fati, and Naby Keita.  

4. A special focus on BVB breaking news Niclas Fuelkrug.

5. What do Marcel Sabitzer, Ramy Bensebaini and Felix Nmecha bring to BVB.   

6.   Social media.

We hope you enjoy the show. Send us your comments, share the show with friends and don't forget to like. If you want to contact the fan club, you can do so via the website borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk or in the online group at Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland .
 
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Thank you for your interest in the BvB London fan community podcast as every week the focus of the show will be on exploring a facet of football life with a focus on Borussia Dortmund by talking to experts, fans, and players and coaches. 

People, including journalists, who make up the football world including decision makers and who know the football world and the world of BVB well.

On today's show, our guest today is Holger Osieck. A former midfielder and football coach, Holger is best known for being the assistant to Franz Beckenbauer, then coach of the DFB team between 1987-90. The Germany team that went on to win the Italia 1990 FIFA World Cup.  Holger was in fact the manager as 'Der Kaiser' (Beckenbauer) did not hold the coaching badge at the time. 

Holger Osieck, who was also technical director of FIFA, is a son of the Ruhrgebiet, he grew up in Duisburg, just 50km from Dortmund. As a player Holger played as a striker, his former clubs include RW Oberhausen, 1 FC Bocholt, 1 FC Mulheim and the Vancouver Whitecaps.  

In Holger's career as a coach his career took him from the national teams of Canada to Australia, VFL Bochum, Olympique Marseilles, Fenerbahce, Kocaelispor and the Urawa Diamonds (Japan). 

He led under dogs Kocaelispor to the Turkish Cup in 1997, and the Urawa Diamonds to the win of the AFC Asian Champions League in 2007, he also led Canada to the win of the CONCAF Gold Cup.

Osieck is now a TV pundit and lives in the Saarland region of Germany.  

On today's show, we look at the Bundesliga season 23/24 ahead, make an attempt at some predictions ahead for the top of the Bundesliga and the relegation battle. We also look at the impact of some of the big transfers to the league. As a former national team assistant coach of Germany we also look at the challenges of the national team ahead of the European Championships 2024. 

1. First steps in football growing up in Duisburg and own playing career.  

2. Club life, life as a coach with VFL Bochum, Fenerbahce and Olympique Marseilles, and the highlight of winning the Asian Champions League in Japan.  

3. Appointment to the DFB job and highlights of the Germany national team including the World Cup in Italy. 

4. What might be the challenges of the DFB at this time ahead of the 2024 European Championship?

5. Title contenders, how good will the 'Schwarz-Gelben' including Felix Nmecha, Marcel Sabitzer, Ramy Bensebaini be in the season ahead?

6. What difference Harry Kane will make for Bayern Munich? What should be the BVB's response? Will Munich romp to the title or can Dortmund disrupt the party? 

7. A look at some of the transfers to the league including Jae Kim to Bayern, Lois Openda to RB Leipzig, Castello Lukeba to RB Leipzig, Granit Khaka and Victor Boniface to Bayer 04, Naby Keita to Werder.  

8. Who else will be in the 'mix' for the European places? How good can Eintracht actually get?  Will Wolfsburg keep up the ante? Are Gladbach on the way up or down? 

09. The relegation fight can Bochum survive? What can Heidenheim actually achieve in their first season? Can former BVB II coach Enno Maasen keep Augsburg up? Will Koeln get sucked in or are they 'on the up'? Who else might be in the 'dog fight'?

10.  Memories of the Westfalenstadion and Borussia Dortmund as a player and a coach. 

Programme notes: There is no social media for Holger Osieck, if you want to write to us at: [email protected] we will pass on any autograph requests of fan post.

We hope you enjoy the show, remember to send us your comments, share the show with friends and to apply for tickets contact the club via the website which is borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk or join the London BvB community at our online group at Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland.

During the season you can also come to watch a game at our meet-up Stammtisch at the Temperance bar, on Fulham High Street in central London. All rights reserved Borussia Dortmund London Ltd 2023.

Vielen Dank für euere Interesse am BVB London Fan-Community-Podcast. In jeder Episode geht es uns in der Sendung darum, eine Facette des Lebens von Borussia Dortmund im Gespräch mit Experten und ehemaligen Teilnehmern des Vereinslebens wie Spielern, Fans, Trainer oder auch Journalisten, die diesen Verein in seiner Entwicklung beeinflusst haben, in der Podcast zu entdecken.

Unser Gast ist heute, Mike Rietpiesch spielte als Mittelfeld Spieler zwischen 1991-2011. 

Der in Eberswalde geborene Spieler, absolvierte einen Einsatz im Kader der Deutschen U21-Nationalmannschaft. 

Er machte auch 432 Profispiele unter anderem bei 1 FC Union Berlin, Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Fortuna Düsseldorf , SC Freburg, VfL Bochum, RW Oberhausen und MSV Duisburg und erzielte dabei 54 Tore. 

1. 'Kindheit in der damaligen DDR und Fussball Anfänge bei Stahl Finow und Vorwärts Frankfurt. 

2. Saison 1993-94 Wechsel zu Union Berlin, damals in der  LIga,  Ein Traumstart mit beachtlichen 29 Spiele in die Profimannschaft und 2 Tore mit Sergei Barbarez, und welche Rolle ex-Dortmunder Frank Pagelsdorf in seiner Karriere spielte. 

3.1994-97 Wechsel zu Bayer 04 Leverkusen mit ex Dortmunder Christian Wörns und Robert Kovacs. Kollegen Niko Kovac, Bernd Schuster, Rudi Völler, Ulf Kirsten und Andreas Thom und der Leitung von ex- Dortmunder Trainer Erich Ribbeck und Vizemeister 1997. 

4. 1997-98 Einer Saison in der 2. Bundesliga mit Fortuna Düsseldorf mit Trainer ex Dortmunder Uli Maslo.  

5. Saison 1998-99 Wechsel zu SC Freiburg mit Michael Frontzeck. Was ist das einzigartige an den 'Breisgauer' und deren aktuellen Erfolg? 

6. 1999-00 und Saison 99-01 bei VfL Bochum. mit ex Dortmunder Delron Buckley, Stefan Kuntz und Maurizio Gaudino. Zwei Tore im Pokal gegen 1860 und Aufstieg in der 1 Bundesliga 2001.

7.  2001 Wechsel zu RW Oberhausen trainiert mit Mitspieler Karsten Baumann (BVB 98-99), Saison 01/02 mit Trainer Dragoslav Stepanovic und Alexander Ristic und ein knapp verpasster Bundesliga Aufstieg 03/04. 

8. 04/05 Wechsel zu 'den Zebras' Bundesligisten MSV Duisburg, Trainer ist der ex-Dortmunder Jürgen Kohler.

09. Berufung in die Deutschland U21, die EM in Rumanien/Georgien findet statt, kann Deutschland den Titel Verteidigen? 

10. Hansi Flick und 'Die Mannschaft' was geht?

11. Soziale Medien.

Wir hoffen, dass Euch die Show gefällt. Schickt uns Eure Kommentare, teilt die Show mit Freunden und vergesst nicht zu liken. Wenn Ihr den Fanklub kontaktieren wollt, geht das über die Website borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk oder auch in der Online-Gruppe unter Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland .
 
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