Stuttgart founds women department, Mark van Bommel appointed as new Wolfsburg coach, cartel office criticizes 50+1 rule. Stuttgart has embraced the signs of time and agreed […]
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Bundesliga Weekly vol.22: Schwarzwald stadium
Schwarzwald stadium on the verge of extinction, Steffen Baumgart to lead Cologne next season and election for president in Stuttgart takes shape. Schwarzwald stadium, home […]
Continue readingBundesliga Weekly vol.16: Ralf Rangnick back to Schalke?
In this Bundesliga Weekly, Ralf Rangnick highly favored to make a third comeback to Schalke, VfB Stuttgart fined 300,000€ for privacy breach, Union Berlin can […]
Continue readingBundesliga Weekly vol.12: Pal Dardai must deliver
Pal Dardai is the “new” old coach of Hertha Berlin. Dardai’s agenda is to renew the mindset, discord in Stuttgart continues, and Neven Subotic’s modesty […]
Continue readingPower struggle in VfB Stuttgart undermine club’s success
Stuttgart is a progressive city with global brands like Mercedes or Porsche among others. The Swabians are very industrious. The common denominator for most Swabians […]
Continue readingChadrac Akolo grapples with loss of form.
Akolo’s loss of form could be temporary but he needs to grab his chances next time.
Continue readingAlexander Zorniger sacked with immediate effect!
The management of VFB Stuttgart have resolved to terminate the contract with chief coach,Alexander Zorniger, with immediate effect. In a statement issued by Stuttgart’s president,Bernd […]
Continue readingHelpless Zorniger lose against stark Augsburg.
Photo Marijan Murat It is no longer news that FC Augsburg came to Stuttgart to beat VFB Stuttgart 4-0.Rather the way and manner that Stuttgart […]
Continue readingIt is crunch time in Bundesliga.
Who will be the Bundesliga champions this season ? It is a question followers of German football league have been asking. The top contenders for […]
Continue readingChristian Gross on a mission to rescue VFB Stuttgart.
The club management out of frustration and desperation hired Christian Gross to stem the tide of woeful football.
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