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Back and Forth – Hamburg

Paul Borthwick and Ross Dunbar are back to go head-to-head with their differing opinions. Hamburg haven’t started the season at all well; but how do the guys see the season panning out for their them? Ross, being a Hamburg fan, is much more optimistic than Paul… Paul Borthwick: Here we go again Ross – I know you’re a Hamburg fan so well placed to convince me they’re too big to go down, will ride out the current storm and preserve their status as the only team to never be relegated from the Bundesliga since it’s inception in 1963. Ross Dunbar:

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European preview – Germany

After the glitz and glamour of the European draws ten days ago, Paul Borthwick takes you through the German qualifiers and now they might fair on the European stage this season…

 
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Back and Forth – Miroslav Klose

In a new feature on The Football Project, Paul Borthwick and Ross Dunbar engage in a debate over their differing opinions on a certain prolific German striker; Miroslav Klose. The pair don’t exactly see eye to eye on his role within the current national team set-up and so they are going to get down it…

 
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Foals Gold

On the opening day of the season Borussia Monchengladbach shocked Bayern Munich 1-0. Since then, they’ve put together two equally impressive results. Paul Borthwick profiles a team seemingly on their way towards European competition next season…

 
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Rangnick may have cracked Schalke’s strongest eleven but Raul must remain

Published on August 19, 2011 by in Germany

Raul is seeming on his way out of Schalke. He won’t be going to Blackburn and in the opinion of guest writer Ross Dunbar, he needs to stay where he is if success is to come to his new club…

 
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Trickier tie for Bayern Munich than people think

Simon McPolin returns to preview the second set of Champions League qualifying fixtures. The biggest of which pits misfiring Bayern Munich against the slightly unknown FC Zurich…

 
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Okazaki fires die Roten to the Fore

Where Shinji Kagawa took advantage of a trail blazed in the 1970s and 80s, Shinji Okazaki’s incredible 89th minute winnter for Stuttgart during the first weekend of the Bundesliga has thrown the spotlight on the increasing numbers of Far East Asian players in the top flight of Germany football. Paul Borthwick is on the case…

 
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Bayern need a plan B – Bundesliga Gameweek One

Bayern Munich have been heavily backed to regain the Bundesliga title this season after a busy summer. However, the 2009/10 Champions League finalists haven’t moved on from the tactics they deployed in that incredible run and Simon McPolin looks at how that played a factor in their opening gameweek defeat to Borussia Monchengladbach…

 
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Bundesliga 2011/12 Preview – Part Two

Published on August 7, 2011 by in Germany

The day after the first day of the season before, Simon McPolin profiles the second half of the Bundesliga and how they might fair this season

 
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Bundesliga 2011/12 Preview – Part One

Published on August 6, 2011 by in Germany

Kicking off our German coverage, Simon McPolin predicts where the first half of the Bundesliga sides will end up this season

 
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