April 2006 |
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This
year, 2006, will be the World Cup year. That's the reason why zeh krazy German made his
own column, with his own words, in his typical bloody English, wrong and full of
grammatical mistakes. Think - laugh - cry about it, and have your say, but he hopes to see
you all in old Germany. The miracle of the World Cup 1974 and 2006. Australia needs a World class coach to go back to Germany, after 32 years. Krazy Krueger knows why. We found the father of the success - Mr. RaleGuus - Twins who get separated when they where young. One face, one vision. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. We spoke to Guus, and asked THE question, how he made it. He smiled, put his thump up and changed his face for a second. But he made the bill without Zeh German, who had his camera ready, see the unbelievable result. |
Big jump for Sydney FC. In the official Club World Ranking, the Aussie Champion jumped from place 374 to 293. Few years more like this and we can ask who is Real or Juve ???
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Radio
guru Alan Jones will launch The Rale Rasic story - as told to Ray Gatt. It will be launched in Sydney on April 21st. The Krazy German will send a video message, so don't miss this great piece of football history and...buy the book. For that day, the Boss will make something vers special. So keep your eys open and dont miss it................ The Away game book will also become a TV show and DVD. A 1-hour documentary is scheduled to be shown on SBS during the World Cup. The film, which shows what it is really like to be an Australian footballer in Europe, is a co-production between Australian company Soda Presents and Sydney FC co-owner Anthony LaPaglia's Last Straw Productions in Los Angeles. Anthony is also involved in Jimmy Fraser' goalkeeping academy so he is really getting behind the game at local level. |
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The
Socceroos visited the race course of Bahrain. After the first game in Manama, the team got
an invitation from Sheik Salman Bin Isa Al Khalifa. They saw some Porsche Super Cup
action. Later they drove around the course with a V8-Supercar. They crew was impressed.
Wrong is that since that day Arnie is living in a green and gold tent, riding on a camel
to work and called his self Sheik Graham Al Arnold. But True is, Franz Beckenbauer was in Australia, the last Stop of his 31 Nation tour. Not true is, that he changed again, like in 74, the pennants with Socceroo captain Peter Wilson. We had some
very interesting results in the group games, as we saw Trinidad & Tobago beat Sweden
20:0, Argentina - Ivory Coast 16:0, USA - Czech Republik 17:0, Togo - Switzerland 11:0,
Germany vs. Costa Rica 19:0 and against Poland 27:0 In Australia's group, the games
finished: Brazil - Croatia 9:0, Japan - Croatia 4:0, Schweden - England 0 : 19 |
792 minutes without getting a goal. A record by Joey Didulica. He is a star in Austria. Now he made his own T-Shirt collection, it was sold out after a few hours. Another record. The German spoke infront of 250 people in twodotstown Öhringen. |
"I
think Australia will have no chance to reach the second round at the World Cup", said
Littbarski on a German TV show days ago. "They have a good team, but by far not as
strong as they think. I wish them luck, but, I am afraid they going back to Australia
without winning a game." No more to say, because the Krazy German switched the TV
off. It was time for reading a good book. What they said : Zico (Japan), we have the first final against Australia. They are not chanceless like in 05 at the ConfedCup. We have to win, I say they are stronger than Croatia. Hiddink : We can reach the second round. My team is stronger than Korea in 2002. Nothing will surprise me, also when we reach the final. This team is a Champions team. "Right Guus" - But we are a lonely team, we don't have many fans, because of the far trip. But they are fantastic "mmmhh Guus, wrong. You will see more true blue fans in Germany than you thought in your wildest dreams. And don't forget the fans from the 2dots town Oehringen. |
See
ya next month......... HAVE YOUR SAY....................... ![]() |
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