The emotion regulator, a work of art by Winfried Baumann, was actually supposed to go into operation in 2020 as the second part of the “ClubArt” series. Nothing came of it, the pandemic. However, what has remained is a word from the then Mayor Ulrich Maly, who did not want to suppress the comment when the plan was presented (which sometimes happened to him) that he could imagine a follow-up customer for this “emotion regulator”. Whom? “Uli Hoeneß”.
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Timo Schultz didn’t want to let that happen. The FC St. Pauli coach was given a good seat in the press box at Bremen’s Weser Stadium, in bright sunshine and close to the pitch. Schultz occasionally had to get up when the spectators jumped up a few rows ahead and blocked his view. Apart from that, the 1-1 draw between SV Werder and 1. FC Nürnberg was a relaxed affair for him.
For Schultz, on Easter Sunday, there was no
FC Schalke won the top game at Easter spectacularly 5-2 (3-2) at Darmstadt 98 and consolidated their lead in the second division. Chaser SV Werder Bremen, on the other hand, only drew 1-1 (0-1) against 1. FC Nürnberg. Bremen (54 points) are two points behind Schalke in second place.
Meanwhile, FC St. Pauli (53), who played 1-1 at SV Sandhausen on Saturday, is in third place. Behind them lurk Darmstadt (51) and Nuremberg (50) in fourth and fifth place. Hamburger
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“My mother was ashamed of my reports”
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Günther Koch, 80, has lived in Nuremberg since the 1960s. It’s not far from his home in Langwasser to the Nuremberg Stadium, where he became a legend as a BR reporter.
(Photo: Daniel Karmann/picture alliance/dpa)
Almost SPD member of parliament, almost ARD reporter at the World Cup: not everything always worked out for Günther Koch.
Not Schalke, not Werder, not HSV: SV Darmstadt 98 leads the second division with the best attack in the league. Even the previous first in the table has no chance.
The goal machine of SV Darmstadt 98 is running and has led the Hessians to the top of the table for the first time this season after the impressive 4-0 (4-0) against FC St. Pauli. With 35 goals in 14 games, the Darmstadt team is the strongest offensive team in
