Drifting somewhere in the vast

Despite (or maybe just because of? XD) the fugly-as-hell away jerseys, we actually. Beat. Schalke. Holy Mother of God! *flails*

(And we're second place on the table! SECOND! *flails even more*)

PS: Congratulations to Werder, too! :D (A wonderful footie-weekend, indeed. *nods and sighs contently*)

I think I have a new hero and object of worship and adoration:



Manuel Riemann of Wacker Burghausen - and I think anyone who has seen the match will agree with me: this boy rocks so hard!

(And the match... ASLFKFJALDJFFD. I almost died from all the excitement. Such a pity Burghausen didn't win.)

Okay. First half over. *takes a deeeep breath*

Score: 1 - 0 for Schlacke. *grumbles*

The boys are doing okay so far. The first few minutes have been quite a nervous game. Pity they couldn't make a goal out of the penalty. And pity that Eggi couldn't make that goal. And bloody effing pity about Schlacke's goal. The last few minutes were quite fast-paced again, though, and if the KSC keeps up like that, they could stand a chance.

And Maaaaik. Got hit in the head. Pretty hard. :( Poor baby. *huggles* But he's a fighting machine! And was standing again in no time *nods*

Ohh. Second half is about to start any second. *rushes off again*

(Sorry for the rambling. I'm slightly incoherent because of all the anxiety. *gnaws fingernails*)

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Second half over. Score: still 1 - 0 for Schalke. *sighs*

Okay, so I didn't really expect the KSC to sweep Schalke off their feet, but at least one little goal would've been nice. And a little more action coming from Maik. And Kapllani, who was playing way too laxly. And in return, a little less action from Mutzi (annoying, over-excited idiot).

Actually, the whole team could have shown a little more enthusiasm. The second half was really kind of pointless.

Apart from that, Eichner did a great game today. Andi Görlitz did a good job as well. I think he will fit well into the team. Tamas, too, although that yellowcard was unnecessary.

Oh well. At least I got to watch footie again. And a KSC match, nonetheless! <3

(And I really think my English is kind of messed up today. Sorry for that, it's been a long and stressful day. *bows*)

PS: I want to kick that arrogant commentator's ass. And why in the hell did they only show an interview with Mirko Slomka and a Schalke player? It's not like they were playing that match on their own. There was another team involved, yanno? *growls*

The match is about to begin in a few minutes. OMG. I'm so nervous. The KSC so needs to win. *crosses fingers*

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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSHHH!

Karlsruhe wins 2 - 1!!! This is it: we will definitely ascend into the first Bundesliga!!!
The team is cheering and celebrating and it's just absolutely adorable. *is happy like whoa* (And what a nice birthday present for Basti Freis! *tehee*)

First half over.

No goals so far, but about a thousand yellowcards (okay, not quite, it were 5 or so) and three of them for Karlsruhe. The first 10 minutes or so were okay, but then Karlsruhe slowed down way too much and oh, the stress... *argh* 1860 plays disturbingly strong and they've been near the goal way too often for my taste.

And I'm really quite worried about Maik Franz getting redcarded right now. He already has one yellowcard so far and he seems to be a little too much into the game. Maik, please, pull yourself together a little, yeah?

Omg, I'm so anxious right now. *keeps her fingers crossed*

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Nyaaargh. Sometimes being a KSC fan plainly sucks.

Or rather: the KSC sucked. Like, woah, absolutely. I think the only positive thing about this match was Miller's performance in the goal and the fact that they were wearing their fancy black jerseys. Surprisingly, Maik didn't get redcarded, but he was pissed like hell during the game and in the interview afterwards.

If they keep playing like that, they're gonna have one hell of a hard time when they'll rise into the 1. league (not that it's going to be easy, even if they play better).

*sighs*

The Mannschaft won against Switzerland. They played good. Metze was finally in one team with Jens again (and played good). Jens looked *RAWWR* like whoa (as always... and played good). And somehow, Metze wearing the captain's band at the end made me go all *rrrrrr*. Responsibility/authority sure suits him well. *tehee*
All things considered: yesterday's match was a good match. ^^

Moreover: I want some Degen twincest!!! Since I'm a former GC-twins-slasher, seeing the Degens play yesterday really was kind of... intriguing. Gosh, someone seriously needs to write about them.
Plus: I really, really heart Phil (Senderos). I think I need to make him my pet St. Bernard or something. *squishes him*

Oh, and none of the DSDS-Squeebrothers got kicked out! (OMFG, Jonathan literally jumped Thomas after he heard he will be in the next round! *dies of cuteness*) And this means there will be more adorable incest brother!hugs/love in the future!!! *cheers & squishes them* 

Last week, there was an article in the newspaper with this title:

Mertesacker und Naldo: Werders neues Traumpaar

Mertesacker and Naldo: Werder's new dreamduo

Usually, I only skim through the sports articles except it's something about The Mannschaft, but since it was about Werder I was like "Huh, why not?". (Honestly, I've been developping a serious liking for those guys…) And I have to say: it was quite inspiring. *g* Here are some of the more, uh, "important" excerpts:

Awww… Anyone else who thinks those two need to be slashed? *g*
And while we're already at coupling the Werder team mates: I'm desperate for someone to slash Diego and the Fringser! Like, omfgplease. It'd be such a hot pairing. *faints at the mere thought of it*

Before I'm gonna go offline and be internet-less again for yet another week, I'd like to babble a little about Sönke Wortmann's wonderful, wonderful documentary film.