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Regista: The football blog that kisses the badge in celebration of the best aspects of football and surrounds the ref to complain in vain about the worst.Covering topics across the football world, including: Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga, the Champions League, the English Premier League and Championship football.
Tag Archives: Germany
World Cup goals: Ronaldo is a worthy leader, boring Klose is not.
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Tweet Germany’s recent World Cup warm up game against Armenia proved to be significant for two reasons: one, Marco Reus picked up an injury; and two, Miroslav Klose’s 69th international goal established him as his country’s all-time leading goal scorer, … Continue reading
The incomprehensible Miracle of Bern
Tweet Since deciding to cultivate an interest in German football, I’ve been gradually discovering how little I knew about it in the first place. Take the Miracle of Bern – I’d heard people refer to this event, but never really … Continue reading
Posted in Bundesliga, Fans and football culture Tagged Fritz Walter, Germany, Helmut Rahn, Herbert Zimmerman, Miracle of Bern, Tor, Uli Hesse, wunder von bern Leave a comment
Football journalism from the attic: Sportsyear Magazine’s World Cup 90 preview
Tweet I recently rediscovered an issue of the long defunct BBC Sportsyear Magazine in my Mum’s loft, where it had been preserved for posterity (i.e. buried in all the junk I left behind). Not just any copy, it was the … Continue reading