Welcome to the Dortmund London Fan Club community podcast, join us for a fan led journey to the heart of the ‘die Südtribüne‘, BVB‘s Yellow Wall, the South Terrace of 26,000 fans behind the goal, one of the world‘s biggest single stands and greatest football fan experiences. On each of the shows, we meet guests from BVB past and present, coaches, players, writers and fans, our aim is to bring the world of Borussia Dortmund to English-speaking audiences with insight, commitment and ’Echte Liebe’. Amongst our guests so far we have had TV Presenter Rapha Honigstein, former coach Bert van Marwijk, former players like Philipp Degen, Knut Reinhardt, Niclas Jensen, Bernd Klotz, Andre Bergdolmo, Sunday Oliseh, Christoph Zimmerman, Steffen Karl and Mayor of Dortmund Ulli Sierrau as well as England legend Tony Woodcock and Celtic supporters clubs president Joe O’Rourke. Please note we are not the official podcast of Borussia Dortmund, we are a podcast run by fans of the club and are not affiliated in any way to the football club in Dortmund. The official Borussia Dortmund podcast can be found at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/borussia-dortmund-podcast/id1503379263 If you would like more information on joining our 100% unofficial fan club of BVB in London, go to: Facebook.com/Borussiadortmundfanclubengland Thank you for checking out our show, please subscribe and share with your friends.
Episodes
Saturday Jun 11, 2022
Saturday Jun 11, 2022
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 Bundesliga, BVB and international football more accessible.
On today's show, a football and climate change special co-produced with Chris Lee of The Outside Write podcast our guests are Katie Cross of Pledgeball and Moritz Eckert of Guterfussball.
Pledgeball works by encouraging fans to make pledges in support of their team and the environment every match day.
The way it works is whilst the teams compete on the pitch, fans compete virtually by choosing from a list of pledges ranging from using a reusable cup to installing solar panels.
The team of fans that pledges to save the most carbon emissions wins that fixture. Pledgeball is a fan-led initiative which encourages clubs and fans to cooperate to change the way they operate to help reduce the impact on the environment.
Guter Fussball is a Germany-based initiative which encourages clubs to act in a more environmentally friendly way.
The guys at Guter Fussball have created a football table with a difference in their table scientific studies are supplemented with quantitative, qualitative and anecdotal data to produce a table where clubs are measured not just by points on the playing field but sorted based on their values.
The values include fan participation, environmental sustainability, fair play, tolerance, credibility and gender equality of opportunity.
Outside Write is a podcast series looking at the football supporter's experience and world including history, politics and culture essentially everything except what goes on on the pitch. The podcast has had over 250,000 downloads so far. Here are the talking points:
Some key discussion points on the show:
1. What football clubs, authorities and fans can be doing to make football more sustainable?
2. What clubs are leading by example and what are they doing?
3. What is football's carbon footprint and how can it be reduced?
4. Would it make sense to restructure football to reduce the impact on the environment?
5. What impact do football kits have on landfills and how can this be reduced?
6. What can clubs do to raise funds to help environmental causes?
7. What steps can fans actively take to reduce our impact on climate change?
8. How does the approach of Bundesliga clubs like Dortmund differ from Premier League and other leagues in terms of environmental policy?
09. Social media and projects
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.
Friday Apr 29, 2022
Friday Apr 29, 2022
Vielen Dank für Ihre 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 Sebastian Tyrala, 'Basti' wie er von Fans und Freunde gerufen wurde spielte zwischen 2005-11 beim BVB, erst in der Jugend und dann machte er 8 Spiele in der ersten Mannschaft in der Saison 09-10.
Der in Raciborz, Polen geborene, und in Dortmund aufgewachsener Spieler, absolvierte einen Einsatz im Kader der A-Nationalmannschaft Polens. Er machte auch 37 Spiele in den Jugend Mannschaften der Deutschen Nationalmannschaft von der U15-U20 und 2 Spiele bei der U21 und 16 Spiele bei der U19 Polens.
Die aktiven Stationen als Spieler waren zwischen 2010 und 2018 VFL Osnabrück , Greuther Fürth und Mainz 05. "Basti' erzielte 43 Tore in 351 Profi Spiele:
1. 'Ein Immigranten Story wie ein Polnischer Junge in den deutschen Fussball kam, Würzeln bei den 'BVB Jugend', Highlights und Namenhafte Mitspieler.
2. Saison 2005/6-06/07 Ein Traumstart mit beachtlichen 16 in die Profimannschaft und welche Rolle Jan Koller in seiner Karriere spielte.
3. Saison 06/07-10/11 Erfahrungen bei der BVB U23, Meister der Regionaliga-West.
4. Transfer an der 'Bremer Brücke', die Lilla-Weissen des VFL Osnabrück in der 2.Bundesliga in der Saison 11/12.
5. Saison 14/15 Meister in der 2. Liga mit Greüther Fürth, Erfahrungen beim 2-Maligen deutschen Meister.
6. 2018-20 Karriereausklang in der 3. Liga bei RW Erfürt und dann Wechsel zum Mainz 05 II.
7. Internationale Karriere mit Polen und Deutschland 'U17 DFB Jugendspieler des Jahres'
8. Trainer beim TuS Bövinghausen, ein ambionierter Klub in Richtung Oberliga Westfalen mit David Odonkor und Kevin Grosskreutz.
09. Soziale Medien und Abschied nehmen.
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Wednesday Apr 13, 2022
Wednesday Apr 13, 2022
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 Bundesliga, BVB and international football more accessible.
On today's show, our guest is Bosnia-Herzegovina international and Stoke City midfielder Mario Vrančić.
The 1.87m midfielder, who played 37 matches for BVB II scoring an impressive 16 goals between 2011-12, has notched up 27 matches scoring 3 goals for 'The Potters' this season.
The Bosnia-Herzegovina international who has gained 6 caps so far, previously played for Germany at U17-U20 levels.
The 32-year-old played for Norwich City between 2017-21 playing 123 matches and scoring 15 goals.
Vrančić worked his way up in the Mainz 05 youth system before joining BVB II in 2011. Paderborn 07 in 2012 playing three seasons with the East Westfalia team.
In 2015 the talented midfielder joined 2. Liga club (second tier) Darmstadt 98 where he notched up 45 matches scoring 6 goals for 'Die Lillien' who play their football at the 17,000 capacity 'Stadion am Böllenfalltor'.
Vrančić left Carrow road for Stoke City where he plays alongside players like former England international Phil Jagielka and Wales international Joe Allen and Scotland's Steve Fletcher.
On today's show, we discuss life in the Bundesliga, the Championship and the Premier League over a career that has spanned 15 years so far.
1. First steps in football growing up in Germany.
2. Academy life and playing with Mainz 05 alongside Neven Subotic, current BVB coach Marco Rose and current Mainz coach Bo Svensson and Andre Schuerrle.
2. David Wagner and BVB come calling. A chance to join the U23 of a champions league winner in the team with Ilkay Gundogan, Moritz Leitner Mitch Langerak, Marcel Halstenberg and winning the title in the Regionaliga-West.
3. A break into the Bundesliga a two-year contract with newly promoted Paderborn 07, Bundesliga debut against Hertha Berlin, a brace against VFL Bochum and playing against BVB.
4. 'Die Lillien' transfer to Darmstadt 98 reunion with US international Terence Boyd how does the 2. Liga compare to the Championship?
5. 'Die Kanarienvoegel' 4 years in East-Anglia with the yellows, debut against Fulham. Life in the Championship. First goal against Spurs. winning promotion to the Premier League twice.
6. Daniel Farke's 'german gang' at Carrow road; Stiepemann, Hernandez, Leitner, Trybull, Klose and Franke, Heise and Passlack.
7. What makes the Premier League special? Encounters with legends and spectacular football grounds of the top English league.
8. International career including winning the European U19 Championship with Germany and switch to Bosnia-Herzegovina, debut against the 'Red Devils' and Axel Witsel, just how good is Edin Hazard?
9. Current season at Stoke City and future plans after the active career.
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.
Tuesday Apr 12, 2022
Tuesday Apr 12, 2022
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 Bundesliga, BVB and international football more accessible.
On today's show, our guest is Sky Sports TV Germany presenter Sascha Bacinski.
Born in Hagen near Dortmund Sascha Bacinski has for many years been a popular and well-known face of Bundesliga on German TV.
Educated in journalism at Bochum's Ruhr-Universität, the 35-year-old has been reporting live from football matches since 2007.
Originally a sports radio reporter with Radio Hagen, Sascha joined the hugely successful Sat 1 Tv channel at the start of season 2007/8 where he covered pitchside interviews and pre and post-match interviews including for the leading football show 'Ran'.
In 2011, Sascha joined Sky Sports TV Germany where for the last 10 years he has presented sports programmes and features.
Sascha is a passionate football fan and an ambassador for the children's charity 'Kinderherz'.
In a win for the Bundesliga, Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Leipzig reached the semifinals of the Europa League where they will face West Ham United and Rangers respectively. Meanwhile, Bayern Munich were knocked out by Villareal.
This season has seen 'Die Schwarz-Gelben' fail at the group stage in the Champions League and then be eliminated in the first round of the Europa League against a club, Glasgow Rangers, from a country, ranked 29 places beneath Germany in the FIFA world rankings.
VFL Wolfsburg and Bayer 04 Leverkusen were also eliminated in the second round of the Europa League with Union Berlin was knocked out in the first round of the UEFA Conference League.
Meanwhile outgoing Bayern executive and former world-class striker Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has questioned in an interview this week whether the 50+1 rule, which limits corporate investors to a maximum of a 49% stake in German football clubs, has become too restrictive and is in need of reform.
The rule is however highly popular with fans of clubs like the 160,000 BVB members who vote on important changes to the club's constitution and strategy like the introduction of a female football department in 2021.
The English Premier league meanwhile has a more liberal investment regime and clubs often change hands between major corporate investors and sometimes as in the case of Wimbledon in 2003 even move cities.
In light of the European Super League fiasco which, had it gone ahead would have seen a closed European league with no promotion or relegation being founded, a major challenge to national leagues and to the Champions League.
The ESL brought fans out onto the streets to protest and, for now, has been defeated, English fans though have long complained of their loss of influence and identify the 50+1 model as one which could provide them again with the influence over their beloved clubs.
But in European competition the Bundesliga is falling massively behind the Premier League, Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City and Leicester City are still in the competition, this season is one of the best on record for the English league.
So is the 50+1 still working for the Bundesliga or is it time to reform?
1. Life on the touchlines how Sascha became a TV presenter and what life is like in the 'fast lane' of football presenting.
2. The 50+1 rule outlined what is it, and how does it work? What effect does it have?
3. This season in Europe for the Bundesliga v Premier League is shaping up to be the worst since 2014-15.
4. The situation with the English Premier League and fans and the ESL why fans are so disaffected?
5. Germany's 'Traditionsmannschaften' and their decline Werder Bremen, 1860 Munich, Hamburger SV, MSV Duisburg and co.
6. The corporate football clubs in the Bundesliga do they distort competition?
7. Is the 50+1 still delivering the talent for 'Die Mannschaft' and the youth national teams?
8. The popularity of 50+1 is undeniable can it become a model for the English league and is overseas investment starting to alienate English fans?
09. Social media and acknowledgements.
Correction Leeds did of course reach the Champions League semifinal in 2000/01.
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.
Saturday Apr 02, 2022
Saturday Apr 02, 2022
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 Borussia Dortmund's life by talking to experts and former participants of the club's life.
People like players, fans, and journalists who have covered the club and decision-makers and experts who know the world of all our club well.
The aim of the podcast is to make this football club more accessible to non-German speakers.
Our topic for today's podcast is the FIFA World Cup draw which took place on Friday.
The 'Qatar 2022' tournament, which takes place the 21 November - 18 December, is a first for a middle-Eastern country.
The draw took place on Friday and there are some attractive pairings for both England and Germany in groups B and E.
The 'Three Lions' are paired with the USA, Iran and one of either Ukraine, Wales or Scotland dependent on which qualifies in the playoffs in June.
'Die Mannschaft' ,as the Germany team are known, meet Japan, Spain and one of either Costa Rica or New Zealand dependent on a playoff in June.
A total of 32 teams play out the tournament, some big names will not be present including Italy, Sweden and Hungary and Colombia but the first tournament to take place in the winter months will feature many of the most successful footballing nations.
To take a look at the groups drawn together guests on the show are DW TV (Deutsche Welle) Africa football correspondent Lolade Adewuyi a Nigerian native Adewuyi is a Berlin-based sportswriter who also writes for The Guardian newspaper and is a contributor to CNN.
Our second guest is Sebastian Schächter, the 40-year-old is a former midfielder with 1. FC Kaiserslautern and Germany U21 international, now CEO of Schächter Sports.
Schächter Sports is an agency that works with Bundesliga clubs including Mainz 05, VfB Stuttgart and VFL Bochum to provide football clinics across Africa, Asia and North America.
1. England are drawn in Group B along with USA, Iran and either Ukraine, Wales or Scotland, how will the Three Lions fare? Can the USMNT including Geo Reyna be a stumbling block? How good are Iran? How good are the home nations Wales and Scotland and Ukraine?
2. Germany are drawn in Group E alongside Spain, Japan and either Costa Rica or New Zealand. How will 'Die Mannschaft' fare after the first round exit at Russia 2018?
3. Review of the other groups A, C, D, F, G, H who can win the groups? What will be the key matches to watch?
4. How good are the South Americans? Brazil are always one of the favourites but how good are the 'Cariocas'? What about Argentina?
5. How far can the European teams go? Is 2018 champion France a title contender? Could The Netherlands improve on their two world cup finals of 74 and 78?
6. A look at the African competitors Ghana, Morocco, Tunisia, Senegal and Cameroon. How far can the African teams go?
7. Best of the rest, who will be the surprise teams of the tournaments?
8. Who will we be saying goodbye to at the world cup?
9. Qatar the venues, the controversy and the expectations.
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.
Friday Apr 01, 2022
Friday Apr 01, 2022
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 Borussia Dortmund's life by talking to experts and former participants of the club's life.
People like players, fans, and journalists who have covered the club and decision-makers and experts who know the world of all our club well.
The aim of the podcast is to make this football club more accessible to non-German speakers.
Our next guest on the Borussia Dortmund Fan Club London podcast episode 43 is Andy Schade. Remember this song?
Thursday Jan 13, 2022
Thursday Jan 13, 2022
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 Borussia Dortmund's life by talking to experts and former participants of the club's life.
People like players, fans and journalists who have covered the club and decision-makers and experts who know the world of all our club well.
The aim of the podcast is to make this wonderful football club more accessible to non-German speakers.
On today's show, our guest is Bundesliga and DFL football commentator and Southampton FC fan Phil Bonney.
Bonney is one of the most well-known voices of the Bundesliga in the UK and in English-speaking countries, a football match commentator who has for the last 20 years worked on the Bundesliga channel and the Deutsche Fussball Liga (DFL).
Phil Bonney is a Southampton native who graduated from LAMBDA the London Academy of Dramatic Arts and is a fan of the 'Saints' he lives in Cologne Germany and is also a dab hand at fencing which he actually teaches of all things!
The show is a look back at the season to date, how has 21-22 panned out so far and what can we expect from the rest of the second half of the season?
Here is the show rundown:
Wednesday Dec 29, 2021
Wednesday Dec 29, 2021
Vielen Dank für die Interesse am BVB London Fan-Community-Podcast. Jede Woche geht es darum, eine Facette des Lebens von Borussia Dortmund im Gespräch mit Experten und ehemaligen Teilnehmern des Vereinslebens wie Spielern, Fans und Journalisten, die den Verein in dessen Entwicklung beeinflusst haben, zu entdecken.
In Folge 41 des Podcasts begeistert uns eine Legende auf eine Reise durch die Bundesliga der 80er Jahre.
443 Mal spielte Norbert Eilenfeldt in der 2. Bundesliga (Nord) und die 1. Bundesliga unter anderem mit RW Essen, 1. FC Mülheim, Arminia Bielefeld, 1. FC Kaiserslautern und schoss dabei beeindruckende 110 Tore aber wie war die Liga damals?
1. 'Eine grosse Chance' der Anfang am Ruhrstadion in Mülheim. Aufstieg in der 2. Bundesliga-Nord 'Der Aufstieg schlug wie ein Blitz ein', in einer Liga mit VFL Wolfsburg, Arminia Bielefeld, Borussia Dortmund und VFL Osnabrück.
2. Mit 19 Grabowski decken gegen den Eintracht Frankfurt im DFB Pokal 'Die Zuschauer waren bis an dem Spielfeldrand dran'. 'Der Team Spirit in Mülheim war grossartig'.
3. Geplatzter Wechsel zum HSV und Wechsel nach Arminia Bielefeld, Aufstiegsspiel, Die Region und der Klub 'eine besondere Bindung', Stories von Uli Stein, Christian Sackewitz und Ewald Lienen. Ein besonderen Abschied als Retter in der Not. 'Der BVB brachte uns nie Glück'.
4. 'Den Kalli Feldkamp hinterher' 1 Million DM Wechsel nach Kaiserslautern, 'Ich musste mich durchsetzen', Riesennacht im UEFA Cup bei Real Madrid, gegen Diego Armando Maradona in Stadio San Paolo bei SSC Neapel.
5. Hannes Bongartz, Hans-Peter Briegel war 'ein absoluter Kumpeltyp', 'Ronnie Hellström war die unumstrittene Nummer 1', eine Bombenstimmung am Betzenberg. 'Immer Pech gegen den BVB'.
6. 4 Länderspiele mit der Deutschland U21 mit Lothar Matthäus und Andy Brehme gegen Holland, Frankreich, Polen.
7. Der grosse Traum Bundesligaspieler - Hoffnungen und Sehnsüchte.
Wir hoffen, dass Euch die Show gefällt. Schickt uns eure Kommentare, teilt die Show mit Freunden. Wenn Ihr den Fanklub kontaktieren wollt, kann mann das über die Website www.borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk oder auch auf der Community Seite unter: Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland.
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Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Vielen Dank für Ihre Interesse am BVB London Fan-Community-Podcast. Jede Woche geht es darum, eine Facette des Lebens von Borussia Dortmund im Gespräch mit Experten und ehemaligen Teilnehmern des Vereinslebens wie Spielern, Fans und Journalisten, die den Verein in dessen Entwicklung beeinflusst haben, zu entdecken.
In Folge 40 des Borussia Dortmund Fan Club London Podcasts ist unser Gast Felix Götze.
Der 23-jährige gebürtige Dortmunder und bekennender BVB-Fan, der "kein Spiel der Schwarz-Gelben" verpasst, ist ein Produkt der BVB-Akademie "Hohenbuschei", wo er von der U14 bis zur U17 spielte, bevor er 2016 zu Bayern München wechselte.
Der deutsche Verteidiger ist derzeit vom FC Augsburg an den Drittligisten Traditionsklub 1. FC Kaiserslautern ausgeliehen.
Von 2011-2015 spielte Felix in der Akademie von Borussia Dortmund in den Altersklassen U14-U17, bevor er zu Bayern München wechselte.
Bei den Bayern schaffte es der heute 23-Jährige einen Platz in der ersten Mannschaft zu bekommen und gewann 2017/18 den Bundesliga-Titel und den Supercup. In der Saison 2018/9 wechselte er dann zum FC Augsburg. Dort machte er 53 Spiele und erzielte 11 Tore.
Felix, der allzu oft bekannt ist der jüngerer Bruder von Mario zu sein ist ein Talent das sich auch die Berufung in die deutsche U19- und U20-Nationalmannschaft verdient hat.
Aber wie ist es eigentlich, ein 'Götze' zu sein? In Folge 40 des Podcasts erzählt Felix nicht nur seine individuelle Spieler Story, sondern auch die er aktuellen "Roten Teufel von dem Betzenberg" wie der 4fache Bundesliga Sieger 1. FC Kaiserslautern genannt wird, Sendungsinhalt:
1. Dortmunder Jungs, aufgewachsen in Dortmund mit Fabian und Mario, frühes Training in der Fussballschule 'Marcel Raducanu'.
2. 'Die Hohenbuschei', das Leben und die Freundschaften bei der BVB U14-U17, was macht die BVB Akademie so besonders imposant?
3. Big Brother - 'Super Mario' der Werdegang von Mario sein Bruder beim BVB und in der DFB-Mannschaft.
4. Felix Wechselt nach München, sein Debüt, erstes Tor, Einsätze in der ersten Mannschaft und der Gewinn von Bundesliga und Supercup in der Saison 17/18.
5. 'Augsburger Puppenkiste', Wechsel zu "Die Schanzer", wie der FC Augsburg genannt wird.
6. Länderspiele mit den Deutschland U19- und U20-Mannschaften.
7. Leihspieler@1. FC Kaiserslautern, das Leben auf dem 'Betzenberg', die Herausforderung der 3. Liga.
8. Träume, Hoffnungen und Sehnsüchte.
9. Soziale Medien.
Wir hoffen, dass Euch die Show gefällt. Schickt uns Eure Kommentare, teilt die Show mit Freunden. Wenn Ihr den Fanklub kontaktieren wollt, kann mann das über die Website www.borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk oder auch auf der Community Seite unter: Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland.
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Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Thursday Nov 25, 2021
Vielen Dank für Ihre Interesse am BVB London Fan-Community-Podcast. Jede Woche geht es darum, eine Facette des Lebens von Borussia Dortmund im Gespräch mit Experten und ehemaligen Teilnehmern des Vereinslebens wie Spielern, Fans und Journalisten, die den Verein in dessen Entwicklung beeinflusst haben, zu entdecken.
Gast heute ist Bruno Reekers author des Buches 'Von Borsigplatz bis zum Fujiyama'. In den letzten 40 Jahre hat Bruno schon 2000 BVB Spiele im Stadion gesehen, inklusive 225 Europapokal Spiele, und hat so ziemlich alles mitgenommenso was Rang und Namen in den letzten Jahrzehnte der Vereinsgeschichte der 'Schwarz-Gelben' passiert ist. Hier ist seine Story:
1. Ich bin Bruno Reekers
2. Wie ich zur Borussia kam.
3. Trainer, Vorstand, Tippenhauer raus.
4. Block 14.
5. Kneipe zur Kronenquelle.
6. Im Durchschnitt 20,000.
7. Mit 4 DM ins Stadion.
8. Das allererster Spiel im Westfalenstadion.
09. Der aller erster BVB Fan Klub.
10. Manni Manni Manni
11. Jupp Derwall
12. Das Abschiedspiel bei VfL Kemminghausen 2019.
13. Aki Watzke
14.Michael Meier
15. Torsten Schild
16. 1997
17. 1989
19. Michael Lusch
20, Das DFB Museum in Dortmund.
Wir hoffen, dass Euch die Show gefällt. Schickt uns Eure Kommentare, teilt die Show mit Freunden. Wenn Ihr den Fanklub kontaktieren wollt, kann mann das über die Website www.borussiadortmundlondon.co.uk oder auch auf der Community Seite unter: Facebook.com/borussiadortmundfanclubengland.
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