#Jugend Cup

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A CC filled lot this time. English-ish House is up on the gallery. 3 bed, 2.5 bath, with a pantry and laundry room. ID jeanbury. All the CC used is written below. Beware, it's a long 'un!

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Alexander Zverev: Auf den Spuren von Michael Stich

 Alexander Zverev, einer der aufstrebenden Tennisstars der aktuellen Generation, hat in den letzten Jahren die Tenniswelt im Sturm erobert. Mit seinem talentierten Spiel und seinem eindrucksvollen Aufstieg hat er viele Vergleiche mit einer deutschen Tennislegende, Michael Stich, hervorgerufen. In diesem Blogbeitrag werden wir uns genauer mit Alexander Zverev und den Parallelen zu Michael Stich befassen, um zu verstehen, wie er auf den Spuren dieser Tennisikone wandelt. * Die frühen Jahre: Sowohl Alexander Zverev als auch Michael Stich begannen ihre Tennisreise in jungen Jahren. Zverev wurde in eine Tennisfamilie hineingeboren, sein Vater war ebenfalls ein professioneller Tennisspieler. Ähnlich begann auch Stich seine Karriere früh und zeigte schon in seiner Jugend großes Potenzial. * Der Durchbruch auf der internationalen Bühne: Sowohl Zverev als auch Stich beeindruckten die Tenniswelt mit ihrem Durchbruch auf der internationalen Bühne. Zverev gewann 2018 die ATP Finals und etablierte sich als einer der besten Spieler der Welt. Michael Stich erreichte 1991 den Höhepunkt seiner Karriere, als er das Wimbledon-Finale gewann und sich den Titel sicherte. * Der Kampfgeist: Sowohl Zverev als auch Stich sind für ihren beeindruckenden Kampfgeist bekannt. Sie geben niemals auf und kämpfen hart um jeden Punkt. Diese Entschlossenheit hat ihnen geholfen, schwierige Matches zu gewinnen und auch in schwierigen Zeiten standhaft zu bleiben. * Die Vielseitigkeit: Ein weiterer Punkt, der Zverev und Stich verbindet, ist ihre Vielseitigkeit auf dem Tennisplatz. Beide Spieler beherrschen verschiedene Schlagtechniken und sind in der Lage, ihr Spiel an unterschiedliche Gegner anzupassen. Sie sind sowohl auf Hartplatz- als auch auf Rasen- und Sandplätzen erfolgreich. * Das Engagement für den Davis Cup: Michael Stich war bekannt für sein Engagement im Davis Cup und spielte eine wichtige Rolle bei der Erfolgsgeschichte des deutschen Teams. Alexander Zverev hat diese Tradition fortgesetzt und hat ebenfalls eine starke Präsenz im Davis Cup gezeigt. Beide Spieler haben bewiesen, dass ihnen das deutsche Team am Herzen liegt und sie bereit sind, für ihr Land zu kämpfen. Fazit: Alexander Zverev ist zweifellos auf den Spuren von Michael Stich unterwegs. Die Parallelen zwischen den beiden sind unverkennbar und zeigen, dass Zverev das Potenzial hat, eine ähnlich beeindruckende Karriere wie sein Vorgänger zu haben. Mit seinem Talent, Kampfgeist und seiner Vielseitigkeit hat er bereits große Erfolge erzielt und wird zweifellos weiterhin die Tenniswelt mit seinem Spiel begeistern. Es wird spannend sein zu sehen, wie Zverev seine Karriere weiterentwickeln wird und ob er in die Fußstapfen von Michael Stich treten kann. http://dlvr.it/SqNcbj

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1. Kampmann-Cup der B-Jugend

1. Kampmann-Cup der B-Jugend am Vorabend des Bundenzauber #Emsland in #Lingen(Ems) - Freitag, 3. Januar 2025, ab 16.30 Uhr in der #EmslandArena

B-Jugend-Hallenturnier Lingen (Ems) – EmslandArena Freitag, 3. Januar 2025 – ab 16 Uhr, Anstoß 16:45 Uhr Kein Eintritt Die Firma Kampmann GmbH & Co. KG startet mit dem Kampmann Cup das erste B-Junioren-Hallenturnier auf dem Fussballcourt des Budenzauber Emsland: “Erlebe mit uns sechs Mannschaften aus dem Altkreis Lingen im Kampf um den Turniersieg. In der besonderen Kulisse der EmslandArena steht…

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Brandenburg-Cup: MV-Boxteam holt mehrere Siege.

Foto: ©️- Boxclub TRAKTOR SchwerinAuf dem Foto: in rot Sebastiano Rizzo. Foto von Ali El Sari. Teams aus sechs Ländern bei internationalem Jugendturnier im Ring. Erfolgreicher Auftritt für das Box-Team aus Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Beim  29. Internationalen Brandenburg-Cup der Jugend (U19) in Frankfurt/Oder konnte die von  Bundesnachwuchstrainer Andreas Schulze nominierte und von MV-Jugendwart Jan…

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TSV Reichartshausen – Fußball

Ansprechpartner: Abteilungsleiter Thorsten Koder

Tel.: 0163/4194407

Email: thorsten-koder@t-online.de

Jugend und Damen

Ergebnisse:

A-Junioren (Kreisliga Heidelberg)

TSV Handschuhsheim – TSV / 1 : 1

C-Junioren

Turnier in Neckarzimmern

3. + 5. Platz

D-Junioren

Turnier in Neckarzimmern

2. Platz

E-Junioren

Turnier In Epfenbach

1. Platz (4 Siege, 1 Unentschieden)

Vorschau:

B-Junioren

Samstag, 22.06.2024

Turnier beim SV Neidenstein

C-Junioren

Samstag, 22.06.2024

Turnier beim SV Neidenstein

E-Junioren

Samstag, 22.06.2024

Turnier beim SV Neidenstein

F-Junioren

Samstag, 22.06.2024

Turnier bei der SG Lobbach

Bambinis

Samstag, 22.06.2024

Turnier beim SV Babstadt

Jugendturnier TSV Reichartshausen

Am 29. und 30.06.2024 findet wieder das traditionelle Jugendturnier des TSV Reichartshausen (Emil-Eckert-Cup) statt. Insgesamt 124 Mannschaften haben sich dieses Jahr für unser Jugendturnier angemeldet.

Es sind folgende Turniere/Spieltag geplant

Samstag, 29.06.2024

Kunstrasenplatz

09:00 – 13:00 Uhr C-Junioren (12 Mannschaften)

13:15 – 17:30 Uhr D-Junioren (15 Mannschaften)

Rasenplatz

09:00 – 13:00 Uhr E-Junioren (15 Mannschaften)(Gruppe 1)

13:00 – 16:45 Uhr E-Junioren (15 Mannschaften)(Gruppe 2)

16:45 – 17:30 Uhr E-Junioren (Endrunde)

Sonntag, 30.06.2024

Kunstrasenplatz

09:00 – 11:15 Uhr F-Junioren (18 Mannschaften)(Gruppe 1)

11:20 – 14:10 Uhr F-Junioren (15 Mannschaften)(Gruppe 2)

14:30 – 16:20 Uhr Bambinis (18 Mannschaften)(Gruppe 1)

16:20 – 18:00 Uhr Bambinis (16 Mannschaften)(Gruppe 2)

Zu unserem Jugendturnier sind alle Fußballinteressierten wieder sehr herzlich eingeladen. Gerade unsere Mädchen und Jungs würden sich sehr freuen, wenn sie bei ihrem Heimturnier zahlreich und lautstark unterstützt werden würden. Für das leibliche Wohl ist bestens gesorgt.

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Book #151 - In Memoriam by Alice Winn

(I think the only way I could really express my emotions about this book is to just openly weep for a good thirty minutes, but I suppose that's not really transferable to written text.)

... the thing is, I've only just purchased a copy of All Quiet On The Western Front a few weeks back. Halfway through, I was itching to read it right afterwards. At the end I was thoroughly cured of that. We had watched the 1930 movie in history class. I only remember single images from it. I had spent the lesson writing down the text of a German version of Green Fields Of France from memory, because I couldn't look at the screen.

The last page made me revisit the English version of it.

Did they really believe that this war would end wars? Well the sorrow, the suffering, the glory, the pain The killing and dying were all done in vain For young Willie McBride, it all happened again And again, and again, and again, and again...

"Let us [...] have our century of peace and prosperity, for we have payed for it in blood." This last line is just a very tight incapsulation of why the First World War is such a compelling, miserable subject. Because this did not happen. Because in the end, this is what Europe decided to take away from it. 'We have suffered and survived, so now we are owed mercy, we are owed a reward, and we are again free to do as we please. Let us drink deeply from our cups and forget tomorrow.'

Which is, emotionally, an understandable conclusion to reach. Doesn't change that it was the wrong one.

Because peace requires effort. Peace requires commitment, courage, compromise, a spine. And constant, vigilant, active attention. Most importantly, peace requires willingness, it requires wanting peace. And I think it is the last thing that can most often be found lacking in those that actually make the decision, those that start a war. And I am put in mind of the chorus of that German version ("Es ist an der Zeit")...

Ja auch dich haben sie schon genauso belogen, So wie sie es mit uns heute immer noch tun Und du hast ihnen alles gegeben Deine Kraft, deine Jugend, dein Leben

... I've been to a peace protest over Easter. What struck me was how all, every last one, of the speeches were given by such old, angry, exhausted looking people. And their speeches all flowed together, because their demand is so simple. It is one of the simplest demands to make, because yes, all that I said about how it is hard and requires effort - yes, fine, but Jesus fucking Christ: Peace is not hard. It literally just requires to not do the thing. And because it is such a simple demand, so universal and quickly brought across, most of the speeches were just... lists. Lists of headlines, politicians, officials that had ignored the cry for peace, just in the last month. In a staggering array of contexts. And it all flowed together, until we were standing in an ocean of frustration and incomprehension at being ignored, with not a single sign of land, or even a dove with an olive branch. I don't know if I'm ashamed for getting bored three minutes into the first speech. Because the depressing thing is, I knew all of this already. I wasn't there to be told something new. I was there because I am twenty-three years old - older than most of the characters in this novel ever had a chance to be - but just like those old people at the podium, I am angry, and exhausted.

Henry and Sidney are safe, and Sidney quoted King Lear. I will hold on to that. I will need to, cause fuck, did this book make me sad.

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Moerser Seifenkisten rollen wieder

Moers. (pst) Sie rollen wieder! Nach der ‚Coronapause‘ gibt es in diesem Jahr wieder ein Seifenkistenrennen. Es findet am Sonntag, 17. September, von 10.30 bis 17 Uhr statt. Aufgrund der Umbaumaßnahmen im Freizeitpark wird die Rennstrecke entlang des Nordrings (ab Einmündung Repelener Straße) verlaufen. Das Rahmenprogramm mit Foodtrucks, Spielmobil, Info- und Aktionsstände wird es aber wie gewohnt geben. Von der rund drei Meter hohen Rampe starten die Kisten beim ‚Moerser Speed-Cup‘ (8 bis 18 Jahre) und beim ‚Sparkassen Fun-Cup‘ (ab 8 Jahre). Piloten und Teams können sich ab sofort beim Kinder- und Jugendbüro der Stadt Moers anmelden. Mitmachen dürfen Schulen, Einrichtungen und Privatpersonen, aber auch Vereine und Firmen, z. B. mit Azubi-Teams. Während es beim Speed-Cup ausschließlich um Geschwindigkeit geht, ist beim Fun-Cup vor allem Kreativität gefragt. Die schönsten Kisten werden von einer Jury bewertet und am Ende prämiert. Die Sparkasse am Niederrhein ist auch in diesem Jahr Sponsor der Veranstaltung. Bildzeile: Auch am Nordring wird eine Startrampe aufgebaut. (Foto: Bettina Engel-Albustin) Infobox: Weitere Infos und Anmeldung: seifenkistenrennen@moers.de, Telefon: 0 28 41 / 201-885. Alle aktuellen Regularien und Bauvorschriften sind unter www.moers.de/leben-moers/kinder-jugend/seifenkistenrennen-2023 zu finden. Read the full article

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  ADAC Sachsen Enduro Jugend Cup 2018: Alle Titel vergeben!

Noch einmal gingen 62 Teilnehmer beim Finallauf des ADAC Sachsen Enduro Jugend Cup an Start. Da dieser Termin erst spät in den Kalender rückte und gab es zwangsläufig Überschneidungen mit anderen Rennserien. Dadurch waren auch drei, der vier bereits feststehenden Cup-Sieger nicht am Start. Felix Melnikoff startete beim ADAC MX-Bundesendlauf, Clemens Voigt und Jeremy Nimmrich bei der German-Cross-Country. Der MSC Dahlen e.V. im ADAC, der bereits den zweiten Laufes erfolgreich ausrichtete, hatte sich größte Mühe gegeben, auf der vereinseigenen Motocross- Strecke und den angrenzenden Flurflächen erneut eine anspruchsvolle Runde mit einer flüssig zu fahrenden Sonderprüfung zu präparieren. Bei strahlendem Sonnenschein und angenehmen Temperaturen eröffneten die Kids der Klassen 50 ccm und 65 ccm den EJC-Finallauf. Bei den Jüngsten blieb Cup-Sieger Lenny Reimer vom Off-Road Club Hilmersdorf e.V im ADAC auch beim sechsten Saisonrennen ungeschlagen, während Oskar Müller bei den 65igern die Gunst der Stunde nutzte. Der Fahrer vom SHC Meltewitz e.V. im ADAC fuhr eine durchweg starke Saison, welche er mit seinem ersten EJC-Sieg und Platz zwei in der Cup-Wertung krönen konnte. Am Nachmittag waren alle Blicke auf das Duell in der Klasse 125 ccm gerichtet. Hier hatten Niclas-Leon Kallmeyer und Stefan Pelzer, beide vom Off-Road Club Hilmersdorf e.V. im ADAC, die Chance auf den Cup-Sieg. Der Tagessieg ging an Gaststarter Finn Wendisch. Niclas-Leon Kallmeyer wurde Dritter und platzierte sich damit vor seinem Vereinskollegen und direkten Titelrivalen, womit er die Saison als Gesamterster abschloss. Auch in der Klasse 85 ccm B lag am Ende mit Justin Weirauch ein Gaststarter ganz vorn, während in der Kategorie 85 ccm A Emil Arnhold seinen ersten Saisonsieg einfuhr und damit ungefährdet Zweiter in der Cup- Endwertung wurde. Den Tagessieg in der Ortsclub-Wertung holten die Nachwuchs-Enduristen des SHC Meltewitz e.V. im ADAC, welche damit erstmals in diesem Jahr den alten und neuen ADAC-Ortsclub-Cup-Sieger Off-Road Club Hilmersdorf e.V. im ADAC auf den zweiten Platz verwies.

Quelle: ADAC Sachsen

ADAC Sachsen Enduro Jugend Cup 2018: Alle Titel vergeben! ADAC Sachsen Enduro Jugend Cup 2018: Alle Titel vergeben! Noch einmal gingen 62 Teilnehmer beim Finallauf des ADAC Sachsen Enduro Jugend Cup an Start.

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About Lena Oberdorf:

Lena Oberdorf, 18 years old, became the youngest German World Cup player in history in 2019. She has now 13 international matches (2 goals), and she is also the winner of the Fritz-Walter-Medaille for the best young female player in 2020. In the Bundesliga, Oberdorf played for SGS Essen for the first time in 2018, and now she plays for VfL Wolfsburg (depending on success, Oberdorf’s transfer fee is around a six-figure sum. There is no official confirmation for this.) So far, Oberdorf mainly played in the defense, in the future she could also imagine playing as a playmaker.

Full Interview Translation:

This is where the future of German football speaks

Wolfsburg's new player Lena Oberdorf is an exceptional talent. The 18-year-old speaks about her rapid development, the Champions League restart - and misogynistic remarks on the pitch.

SPIEGEL: Ms. Oberdorf, at the age of 18 you switched to the German series champions Wolfsburg, and according to newspapers they have paid for you an "unusually high" transfer fee for women's football. Does that put you under pressure?

Oberdorf: I didn't even know that, nor do i know the amount. That is why I don't feel any pressure now.

SPIEGEL: In football, it's usually the case that the parties agree not to disclose the transfer fee. With the men the amount of transfer fees often gets out after all, but with the female football players you hardly hear anything at all about them. Your transfer could have set an example - according to the motto: female football players also cost money!

Oberdorf: But then I would feel pressure now. I'm glad it wasn't published. I also think it's nice that you aren't just talking about money in women's football. We are human beings and transfer fees are insignificant. It is clear that transfer fees are not common in women's football, but they are also part of it.

SPIEGEL: The Champions League will continue on Friday and you can play for your new club. At least in theory, the team is a well-oiled machine. With who do you want to compete for a starting spot?

Oberdorf: I'm not even thinking about something like that. In Wolfsburg it's common, that there is a lot of rotation. Four days after the Champions League final on August 30th, the Bundesliga starts again. It's not about taking someone's place. I'm just waiting for my opportunity. It is certainly good that i can play many positions: in central defense or on the six in front of the defense. I could also imagine playing a ten. The main thing is to play in the center.

SPIEGEL: All in all, that sounds cautious for a footballer who has already played 13 international matches und has played in a World Cup, who has already been described as the boss of German national team's defense.

Oberdorf: These numbers don't interest me at all. And I don't see myself as the boss of the defense either. A defense consists of four players, I am one of them. It's better if everyone takes responsibility.

SPIEGEL: The final tournament of the Champions League will take place in Bilbao and San Sebastián. The COVID-19 case numbers in the region are going up, Germany has designated Spain as a risk area. How do you deal with the development?

Oberdorf: We talk about it in the locker room. It's a shame that the numbers are now rising again, also for the tournament. But there are hygiene rules, regular tests for us, and we will live in a hotel with our own floor. We can't travel to Spain with fear.

SPIEGEL: FC Bayern will also be represented at the final tournament. The club has just signed many young international players. Why not you too?

Oberdorf: I only heard that Bayern were interested. But I found Wolfsburg more appealing. Also, the way football is played here suits me very well. Wolfsburg is very dominant, when I used to play against them with my ex-club Essen, we had about ten percent of ball possession.

SPIEGEL: What exactly is more appealing about Wolfsburg than about Munich?

Oberdorf: Everyone wants to go to Munich, at least as a tourist. Living there can be hectic though. I don't think I can make it to training in five minutes with the traffic. It's important to me to be in an environment with short journeys. Here in Wolfsburg, we almost all live close together, I'm only five minutes away from where Sara Doorsoun lives. I need this closeness to feel comfortable.

SPIEGEL: At the age of 18, you are now playing in the oldest team in the league - the average age of Wolfsburg women so far was just under 27. How is the difference noticeable?

Oberdorf: Oh, that's why they brought me in, to lower their average age! No, I'm lucky that, despite my age, I'm already far in my development. My parents did well. Honestly? Sometimes the players here are still like children in their heads.

SPIEGEL: Does it annoy you to be constantly asked about your age?

Oberdorf: I think it's good to be asked about it again and again. So it stays in the memory. Many media outlets forget that i am only 18 years old. But I am not a little chicken anymore.

SPIEGEL: There is a lot of discussion in Germany about the future of women's football. How do you rate the progress?

Oberdorf: The path is good, but the goal has not yet been reached. There could be even more. When the men have an international match, an advertising poster hangs on each advertising pylon. If we have a top game, it only hangs on one in ten. There is still a lot of work to be done.

SPIEGEL: Who do you see especially as taking that responsibility?

Oberdorf: Us players first. We need to use our reach in social media a lot more to bring this sport in the forefront. DFB and the clubs can certainly improve a lot when I think about marketing. the women's department is already well known here in Wolfsburg, even as a newcomer, I am often recognized on the streets.

SPIEGEL: Can you imagine being a strong voice in your sport going forward?

Oberdorf: At 18 you're not taken that seriously. But later i can certainly use my fame as a footballer.

SPIEGEL: You are a fan of FC Schalke. Does it annoy you that there - and also with their biggest rival Borussia Dortmund - they are not betting on professional women's football?

Oberdorf: Absolutely, even if I wouldn't switch to them right away. It's important that such clubs are betting on women's football. Also from an international point of view, it makes a huge difference, whether I receive an offer from Schalke 04 or from SGS Essen. A derby between Dortmund and Schalke would also appeal to a lot more viewers.

SPIEGEL: Schalke now established women's football in mass sports - they're starting in Kreisliga B (8th division).

Oberdorf: Always these excuses.

SPIEGEL: Is popular sport an excuse?

Oberdorf: If so, then do it right - with the aim of playing in Bundesliga. Other clubs show that it's possible.

SPIEGEL: There has been a small revolution in the Netherlands: Ellen Fokkema, a female player, will play in the future for a men's team in the 7th division. Do you find such a concept appealing?

Oberdorf: Yes, I do. I've played with guys for a very long time and benefited from them - I've become more robust, more assertive. I would have spent more time in a boys' team if that had been possible. But the question is whether a female player can help the men. Can she take it physically? At some point I came to the point where conflicts arose, it doesn't have to be of a sporting nature at all, but i can also be that you no longer find common topics of conversation. When suddenly only German rap was the topic in the locker room, at first, I couldn't even say anything.

SPIEGEL: At SPIEGEL, we repeatedly receive letters from readers that football is a men's sport and that women are simply not good enough for it. Have you ever been confronted with hatred?

Oberdorf: There is a story that I can remember. In the B-Jugend, a boy once said to me on the football field: "Why are you here? Go back to the kitchen." Then I just thought we are going to sort it out on the pitch. The guy never won a duel. That was my answer.

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Tagged by the magnificent @morimaitar  ❤ 

Rules: list the first lines of your last ten stories. See if there are any patterns. Choose your favourite opening line. 

Below the cut. (And a warning for explicit content) 

Inopportune Moments — Alte/Jugend/Kanin 

Having his boss walk in on him with his other boss’ lips around his cock is - surprisingly - not the worst position Alte’s been caught in. 

Delicacy — Dick/Roman 

The orderly hands Dick a tiny paper cup with two innocuous yellow pills and says in a thick monotone, “Swallow them whole and then open your mouth for inspection.” 

Conflicting Loyalties — Dick/Roman/Tommy 

Gotham bleeds to an unattractive ochre beyond the pavement of the docks, the spires and chimneys of warehouses jagged against the city’s distant skyline. 

Blind — Steph/Roman 

Tim’s been radio silent for a few months now, which is not unusual as far as undercover missions come and go. 

False Faces — Jason/Roman 

“He’s not here,” Jason tells him when Dick steps out of the elevator onto the penthouse floor. 

Gratitude — Ra’s/Tim/Roman 

The call connects, the fizzle of static giving way to blurred pixels and then to a room that sharpens on Ra’s’ screen. 

Revenge — Jason/Roman 

Roman rolls the paper of his cigarette between his lips, lifting the already burning candle to light the tip. 

Nothing Personal — Slade/Dick/Roman 

Slade’s brain’s been scrambled. 

Retributory Shroud: Testament (Chapter 34) — Alte/Jugend 

The shot’s at an odd angle, that’s the first thing Alte notices. 

Check Yourself: Finale (Chapter 34) — Tim/Jason 

“We got you a present,” Tim says simply. 

Definitely got a habit for lines that establish the focus character straight off the bat. And I seem to have graduated from short & snappy, to more long-winded establishing sentences. 

I have to go with Testament being my favourite, because that entire chapter was just gut-wrenching to write from the word go. The first sentence starts out with a heavy dose of trepidation and then just turns the thumbscrews from there. Been sorely waiting to share that one with everybody! 

Tagging: @batsaboutbats @okayaristotle @setsailslash @ride-the-dinos @atasteforsuicidal 

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[Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with 11Freunde. This is my translation of Max Dinkelaker’s interview, which can be read here.]

Club player Enrico Valentini about his love for 1. FC Nürnberg

„I’ll shout some abuse right back“

Enrico Valentini joined 1. FC Nürnberg when he was only five years old. Since then he’s not just been a Club player, but a passionate Clubfan as well. Here he talks about car processions through the city, the commitment of the ultras and a bus ride for all eternity.

Enrico Valentini, you don’t just play for Nürnberg professionally, you were born in the city and have been a Clubfan since childhood. Do you listen to the fans’ songs and chants during a game? Of course, sometimes I sing along myself. When we walk out onto the pitch for example. Or when they sing „Die Legende lebt“.

Did you ever get any funny looks from opposing players for that? No, I don’t sing out loud, just to myself. Sometimes only in my head. It’s just that I do know the songs, I’ve stood there in the block myself often enough. And some songs, you’re just simply defenseless against them.

You lived so close to the stadium as a child, you should know the songs by heart. I do. On Saturdays we could follow the games merely by the noise. I just crossed the street, climbed through a hole in the fence and there I was on one of the training grounds.

The house you grew up in was also your parents’ restaurant. Did you have to help out there a lot as a child? Much less so than my older siblings, compared to them I was lazy and ducked out a lot. I was the youngest, the little prince. But the restaurant still had a big influence on my childhood. We ate at completely different times than other families, dinner was never before 9 pm. My father once told me that when I was a baby he often got me out of bed at 1 am when he returned from work. He laid me down on his chest, just to have some time with me at all.

When did your parents move from Italy to Germany? In 1980. My father started off „classically“ as a waiter in a trattoria and in 1989, when I was born, he opened his first own restaurant. These days he owns a vinotheque (?).

Was it your father, as well, that got you into football? Yes. He was and still is a fanatic Juve fan and, ever since moving here, a Clubberer as well. He introduced me to many club legends: Dieter Eckstein, Sergio Zarate, Alain Sutter, Stefan Reuter, Samy Sané. Even though some of them played before I was born, he showed me videos of them. Samy Sané for example, he was quicker than the ball. He was quicker even than his son Leroy Sané is today. Unbelievable.

Do you have an all-time-favourite Nürnberg player? Out of those I’ve watched myself in the stadium it’s Jacek Krzynowek. His left hammer was amazing. What a great guy. Also I was lucky enough as a youth player to sometimes get to train with the first team. It was the time of Hans Meyer. So there I was on the pitch next to Zvjezdan Misimovic, an awesome number 10. Because he wasn’t very fast he solved everything with his great technique. He played to his strenghts perfectly. No frills, no tricks, always straightforward.

So as a teenager did you freeze in awe of such gifted footballers like Misimovic? In the beginning yes, completely. I was a bit intimidated. Up until then I’d always mercilessly put all the professional players up on pedestals. Most of all Alessandro Del Piero. To me he seemed beyond reach. Not even human, an alien. And it was similar with the big names in Nürnberg. But then suddenly I sat next to them and I realised: They’re just normal people.

Why were you so fascinated by Del Piero? His style of play, he was unique. He entered the box from the left side and then fired the ball into the top right-hand corner. In Italy they call it „Tiro all Del Piero“. In A-Jugend [aged 19 and under] I had a phase where I scored exclusively like that. When Del Piero scored against Germany in the world cup semifinal in 2006 I was so happy for him! As if he was a family member. I’m getting goose bumps just talking about it.

You were so happy, even though he inflicted a really painful defeat upon the German team? Don’t get me wrong: I’m extremely grateful to Germany for everything I get to experience. But I feel Italian. I still have lots of family there, I try to go there at least once a year. I only started speaking German in kindergarten.

About the same time, in 1994, as a five-year-old you joined the Club and up until 2010 went through all of its youth teams. Was there one coach with a special influence on your career? Every coach was important at his time. Concerning my personality I benefitted from René Müller the most, who trained me in the amateur team. He taught me a lot especially concerning life after football.

Like what? Broadening my horizon. We talked about faith, about the importance of money, the importance of football. He helped me understand that my personal happiness doesn’t depend on my career alone. Before that, it was like this - if I played well I was happy. If I played badly I was unhappy. It wasn’t healthy.

As a youth player were you automatically a Nürnberg fan right from the beginning? Yes. I always completely identified with the club and, consequently, suffered along with the players even as a child.

When did you suffer the most? The worst was the final home game in the 1999 season. I was there as a ballboy. Frank Baumann stood there, completely free in front of Richard Golz and had the biggest chance, he just had to dip it in from two meters away. But he missed. And almost at the same time Åge Fjörtoft scored in Frankfurt - and we got relegated. I’ll never forget the reactions then. The noise in the stadium, the shock of the masses after Baumann’s miss, it’s burned into my memory. It’s lucky I was so young. You get over such things more quickly. I probably went and played football.

[Bundesliga Schlusskonferenz 1999. (A nightmare).]

Do you remember your first stadium visit? Yes. Must have been the season when we played in Regionalliga Süd, so in 1994. The team played in front of kind of a bleak backdrop. Well, it was great by Regionalliga standards, just not by Club standards. Unfortunately I don’t remember the opponent, I do remember it was a second team. So all in all rather dismal. And yet I was there all the time after that in the following years. As a ballboy, as a mascot, with my friends, with my family, in the stands. I was there for pretty much everything.

Your greatest experience as a fan? The Pokal win of course. Jan Kristiansen into the top corner from 30 meters, in extra time, an incredible evening. I was there in our pub, banging on the table from sheer joy. I went completely berserk. Afterwards my cousin and I joined the car procession, with him sounding the horn, me at the window. Then on to the Plärrer (big square in Nuremberg, editor’s note). A perfect highlight of a night.

These days, as a professional player with the know-how that comes with that, standing in the stadium you probably assess many situations very differently than us would-be-experts. Does that cause problems? Does it ever! When people around me start hurling abuse in the direction of the pitch, I shout abuse right back at them. It’s always the worst on the grandstand, because the expectations are the highest there. I’ve gotten into fights with people many times there.

For example? Once, I was playing for Aalen at the time and was on a visit to Nürnberg, Marcos Antonio made several mistakes in a game against Stuttgart and in the course of that was at fault for [FCN] conceding a goal. Except for the ultras the entire stadium was booing him. At some point it got just cruel. I got a really tight feeling in my chest. I thought about going home, it really hurt. Then I got into a fight with an elderly gentleman. I don’t remember everything that was said, apart from the last bit.

Which was? I told him he’d lost his marbles.

Does that inhibit you, as a player, knowing exactly which kinds of reactions a mistake can cause in the crowd? No, it actually rather spurs me on. Because I know how superficial these reactions can be. And I’ve long gotten past carrying my mistakes with me for weeks. It’s not like I’m killing anybody. A mistake is still just a mistake in a football match.

In 2010 you left the Club because you didn’t see any perspective for yourself in the first team. Was it liberating for you playing in Aalen for a club that you weren’t as personally connected with? On the one hand, yes. On the other hand I didn’t take long to identify with the club and the town. People like to smile down on clubs like Aalen, Sandhausen or Heidenheim. So that made it extra nice to play away and win. You always knew: after a home defeat against Aalen, the opponent’s coach would be called into question. I think during my time at Aalen alone we fired three opponents’ coaches. Just because they lost to us at home.

At Aalen you managed to establish yourself as a professional under Ralph Hasenhüttl. You went on to KSC, where in 2015 under coach Markus Kauczinski you almost made the leap into Bundesliga. In the second leg of the relegation play-off against HSV you were only a few seconds away from promotion… When Marcelo Diaz took that free-kick I was standing in the wall.

HSV had only this one last shot to escape relegation. Did you catch any of what was being said between Diaz and Rafael van der Vaart? Allegedly they discussed which of them would take the shot. Yes, they were talking and both standing close to the ball. I was completely convinced that van der Vaart would shoot. I told the other guys in the wall „100% van der Vaart, 100% van der Vaart.“ I kept repeating that. It was completely clear to me that in this moment their greatest player would take the ball. I didn’t expect Diaz at all. We had analysed their scorers before the game, in the entire season Diaz hadn’t taken a single free-kick.

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But Diaz did in that moment - and put the ball into the top corner. How did you feel in the hours after missing promotion? Immediately after the final whistle I was very emotional and cried. Then we were standing in front of the fans and they sang „Ein Kompliment“ by Sportfreunde Stiller: (singing) „Ich wollte dir - nur mal eben sagen - dass du das - Größte für mich bist!“ [„I just wanted to tell you that to me you are the greatest“ (…)] One of the nicest moments of my career. After that we finished our round and I saw my family in the stands, 20, 25 Valentinis. They were all crying. Everybody. My father, my mother, my wife, even my best friend. It felt like they were sadder than I was. Somehow that made me happy. It’s weird to explain, but experiences like that hurt less when they’re shared. Having people with you that feel you so much, that’s great consolation.

How long did you take to get over this shock? It only really hit me square in the face a few days later when I was already on holiday. I realised then what had actually happened. I was 26 years old, these two games had been my chance to play in the Bundesliga. Maybe - very probably - the only chance. And there were players like Dominic Peitz, Daniel Gordon and Dirk Orlishausen. Men over 30 for which it had definitely been the last chance. After this realisation it really, really hurt.

But then, three years later, you personally got there after all, you made it to the Bundesliga. And on top of that with your club, 1. FC Nürnberg, to which you had returned in 2017. What pictures are there in your head when you think back to last May? We beat Sandhausen and we were through. Already on the way back to Nürnberg we partied like crazy. At some point we ran out of beer, the bus had to stop so we could get some more. At the service station we met fans, so we stayed and celebrated with them for a bit. When we drove on at every bridge [across the Autobahn] there were people celebrating, and Club banners. When we finally arrived back in the city we didn’t immediately go out to the fans. We went into the changing room through the back door, the fans had no idea when we’d come back. And this knowledge, shortly we’ll run out and start [-], the anticipation, that we’d go out and they’d see us and light their bengal flares, the excitement, it was overwhelming.

There was a video going viral on the internet that showed the entire team loudly bawling a Juve song in nearly accentless Italian. You must be a good teacher! No, no, I don’t deserve any credit for that! The thing with „Storia di un grande amore“, that was the idea of our captain Hanno Behrens and Tim Leibold.

You’ll have to explain. On the second or third day of the season I was in the showers after training. Suddenly I heard the song come over the speakers in the changing room. I ran there, still naked, to see who was responsible. Hanno and Tim were waiting for me. I was all „Whut?!“ and Hanno replied „This song is wicked!“ After that the song accompanied the team through the entire season.

In which you missed only one game - but of all games, it had to be the derby against Fürth at home. Where did you watch it? I was standing in the block [Nordkurve, among the ultras]. Though I couldn’t really join in the chants, because I was too focused on the game. But it was very interesting to me, seeing just how much work the ultras invest into the atmosphere. I hadn’t really realised before, because I'd been standing too far up, but against Fürth I stood down at the bottom, close to the Vorsänger [what’s the proper term? The people with the megaphones, that lead the chants?]. I became really aware of just how exhausting it is for them. They practically work as hard as we do on the pitch. The prodding when it’s not loud enough - there are some real fights there.

Things happen fast in football. Half a year after the huge euphoria you find yourselves in last place of the Bundesliga table with Nürnberg. Is a 0-7 defeat at Dortmund especially excruciating to you, because you have so many private connections to the club? All the people in my environment, practically without exception, are either fans or at the very least big Club-sympathisers. Immediately there’s the question „What happened?!“ And I don’t have any other answer besides „Well what do you think happened? We got beaten up 0-7.“ It can be quite gruelling. On the other hand my phone explodes especially after victories. I get many more reactions then.

What gives you hope that it’s yet possible that you won’t get relegated? The team. We still have a great team spirit. And also there’s much quality in our squad. As a team we have what it takes to get through this.

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Hi! 

After some time, I have finally finished reading “Jugend ohne Gott”. All it took was a cup of tea on the balcony and a cool summer morning.

In the beginning, I really didn’t think I’d like the book, because it is in German. I absolutely detest reading books in German, which is a side effect of being forced to read Goethe over and over and over again in grammar school (To those who aren’t familiar with German literature: Goethe is basically the German Shakespeare; You have to know him because he’s like ‘such a genius’). But all in all, I really enjoyed reading it, it has short manageable chapters and it isn’t written in an overly complex, literary masterpiece way, which makes it just so much better to read. 

Final verdict: Pretty damn good.

But this is just my opinion. Have you ever read “Jugend ohne Gott” and what did you think of it?

Until next time! Kally

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