Germany Bound

Hiddnfox · 11-08-2005, 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Gildegirl

I nearly forgot. 96 has a homepage in english, it is not so complex like the mainpage, but in english 🙂

www.96soccer.com

www.wennigsen-deister.de
eingang-fotos-fußball-hannover96
very nice pictures about supporters and teams (especially have a look to matches in hannover and to the train to münchen, that was a lot of beer!!!)

wish i were on that train.

Our TRAX system only allows non-caffinated diet drinks.

Gildegirl · 11-08-2005, 10:09 AM

non-caffinated diet drinks? means that: no coke, no coffee, no energy drinks?
no alkohol?

Hiddnfox · 11-08-2005, 12:22 PM

pretty much. dont even mention them. the fact that i typed that message complaining about it accuyally put my family in danger.

I hope the are ok when I get home and not in a non-caffiene, re-education camp already!

I want to get to Germany oh so bad!

its one of the top places for me to travel, right after Hong Kong (I watch WAY too many HK gangster blood operas) Was going to try and get out there as a homeless transient for the WV 2006, but i might not make the funds this year

Deuce · 11-08-2005, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Hiddnfox

pretty much. dont even mention them. the fact that i typed that message complaining about it accuyally put my family in danger.

I hope the are ok when I get home and not in a non-caffiene, re-education camp already!

I want to get to Germany oh so bad!

its one of the top places for me to travel, right after Hong Kong (I watch WAY too many HK gangster blood operas) Was going to try and get out there as a homeless transient for the WV 2006, but i might not make the funds this year

You should start socking away money for 2010 like I am already... I want to be in South Africa for a month... it is gonna be expensive... start saving now man....

Gildegirl · 11-08-2005, 01:21 PM

whats the reason why you want to travel to germany?
what do you expect from germany?

if you ever come to germany, i recommend to spend one or two days in Poland in the country, because sometimes its like you would travel in the past. very interesting.

Hiddnfox · 11-08-2005, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Gildegirl

whats the reason why you want to travel to germany?
what do you expect from germany?

if you ever come to germany, i recommend to spend one or two days in Poland in the country, because sometimes its like you would travel in the past. very interesting.

I've always been facinated by germany and german history. Have numerous friends whotraveled through or have been stationed there while in the military and they talk it up too.

my birth father (i was adopted, for the better) was german as well. I dont expect anything from germany except really good beer and quite a few headaches 😉

when I go to germany i will be making my way east to the Czech republic. I hear Praha is the shiznit! I have little or no interest in western europe. its all about the east!

Gildegirl · 11-08-2005, 02:02 PM

:banjump2: thanks, thats a wonderful view.

I also wanted to go to praha with school, but I am in the wrong class, so I had to travel to wien. but I also was in new york with my friend, that was really funny and the hotel was so dirty.

Dolo · 11-09-2005, 07:58 AM

Stopped by the training compound on my way downtown today.
Lots of journalists because headcoach Ewald Lienen was fired today and some players missing as they are with their national teams preparing for weekend matches (Steven Cherundolo will play in Glasgow with the USMNT).
About 18 players training and only a few spectators then. Cutler and Watson were doing all the stuff with the team while Jay Nolly was partly with the other goalies Robert Enke and Frank Juric and then, for the training match when only two goalkeepers were needed, Jay was with two other players who train seperately after injuries. All three RSL players made a good impression and it looked like they were showing 100% and were fully integrated into the training.
Too bad, the distance between players and the visitor stands was too far and I could not even shout anything like "Hiba says hi".
So nobody freaked out today. :coolio:

HibaIssa · 11-09-2005, 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Dolo

Too bad, the distance between players and the visitor stands was too far and I could not even shout anything like "Hiba says hi".
So nobody freaked out today. :coolio:

LOL It might be a little much for them now 😛

Gildegirl · 11-09-2005, 08:08 AM

I hope they going to practise in the afternoon on friday, so I could go there and whrite Hiba on the floor with chalk. haha