World Cup in Switzerland 1954: “Friedrich, it’s raining!” 1954 World Cup Final: It was weather to make heroes. And Friedrich ‘Fritz’ Walter loved such bad weather. Share this: World Cup in South Korea 2002: “It’s going to hurt for a few days” It was his only mistake at the entire World Cup in South Korea: can the flawless Oliver Kahn cope with this? Share this: World Cup in Spain 1982: “Arrest them all” A dark day in World Cup history: the disgrace of Gijón. Oskar Beck tells how he witnessed this scandal live. Share this: World Cup in England 1966: “I could see the insult on his face”. Rudolf Kreitlein invented the yellow and red card out of self-defence at the 1966 World Cup. Share this: World Cup in England 1966: “This greedy Kraut” The goal that wasn’t a goal. Oskar Beck tells the story of how Helmut Haller stole the Wembley ball and sold it back to the English. Share this: World Cup in Mexico 1970: “Ita-lia! Ita-lia!” Football was never more wonderful and terrible than the match of the century at the 1970 World Cup in Mexico. Share this: World Cup in Germany 1974: “Block E 2, Standing, Price 15 Deutschmarks” At the 1974 World Cup, a ticket for the final still cost 15DM. Share this: Diego Maradona: “I have seen God” They say that Diego Maradona was able to do things that a human being cannot do – and at some point, the day came when he believed them. Share this: Jogi Löw: “They will have to chase me out of football”. Jogi Löw is resisting to hand over the reins. The national coach does not realise that it is time to go. Share this: Part 2: A conversation with Ralf Rangnick Ralf Rangnick has led a club from the lower leagues of German football to the UEFA Champions League in a very short time. He knows talent. Share this: Part 1: A conversation with Ralf Rangnick Despite his great successes, Ralf Rangnick never forgot his roots. The “professor” is one of the greatest sports visionaries of our time. Share this: José Mourinho: “Have you ever had time to study philosophers?” Are footballers brilliant philosophers? Coaches like José Mourinho are raising the bar. Share this: On the inside: Bundesliga youth academies Interview with Rainer Mutschler, head of the youth academy at Bundesliga club VfB Stuttgart. Share this: VfB Stuttgart Akademie presents itself Between red and white flags, surrounded by football fields. The new VfB Stuttgart Akademie presents itself in a pitch. Share this: SC Freiburg: Learning By Doing German Bundesliga team SC Freiburg from the Black Forest demonstrate successful integration of talents from abroad. Share this: Football Engineering for the World Football expertise – exported straight out of the southern German federal state Baden-Württemberg onto football pitches worldwide. Share this:
World Cup in Switzerland 1954: “Friedrich, it’s raining!” 1954 World Cup Final: It was weather to make heroes. And Friedrich ‘Fritz’ Walter loved such bad weather. Share this:
World Cup in South Korea 2002: “It’s going to hurt for a few days” It was his only mistake at the entire World Cup in South Korea: can the flawless Oliver Kahn cope with this? Share this:
World Cup in Spain 1982: “Arrest them all” A dark day in World Cup history: the disgrace of Gijón. Oskar Beck tells how he witnessed this scandal live. Share this:
World Cup in England 1966: “I could see the insult on his face”. Rudolf Kreitlein invented the yellow and red card out of self-defence at the 1966 World Cup. Share this:
World Cup in England 1966: “This greedy Kraut” The goal that wasn’t a goal. Oskar Beck tells the story of how Helmut Haller stole the Wembley ball and sold it back to the English. Share this:
World Cup in Mexico 1970: “Ita-lia! Ita-lia!” Football was never more wonderful and terrible than the match of the century at the 1970 World Cup in Mexico. Share this:
World Cup in Germany 1974: “Block E 2, Standing, Price 15 Deutschmarks” At the 1974 World Cup, a ticket for the final still cost 15DM. Share this:
Diego Maradona: “I have seen God” They say that Diego Maradona was able to do things that a human being cannot do – and at some point, the day came when he believed them. Share this:
Jogi Löw: “They will have to chase me out of football”. Jogi Löw is resisting to hand over the reins. The national coach does not realise that it is time to go. Share this:
Part 2: A conversation with Ralf Rangnick Ralf Rangnick has led a club from the lower leagues of German football to the UEFA Champions League in a very short time. He knows talent. Share this:
Part 1: A conversation with Ralf Rangnick Despite his great successes, Ralf Rangnick never forgot his roots. The “professor” is one of the greatest sports visionaries of our time. Share this:
José Mourinho: “Have you ever had time to study philosophers?” Are footballers brilliant philosophers? Coaches like José Mourinho are raising the bar. Share this:
On the inside: Bundesliga youth academies Interview with Rainer Mutschler, head of the youth academy at Bundesliga club VfB Stuttgart. Share this:
VfB Stuttgart Akademie presents itself Between red and white flags, surrounded by football fields. The new VfB Stuttgart Akademie presents itself in a pitch. Share this:
SC Freiburg: Learning By Doing German Bundesliga team SC Freiburg from the Black Forest demonstrate successful integration of talents from abroad. Share this:
Football Engineering for the World Football expertise – exported straight out of the southern German federal state Baden-Württemberg onto football pitches worldwide. Share this: