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In 2021 Werder Bremen went down into the second division for the first time in over 40 years.
After an amazing season in the 2. Bundesliga, they came straight back up.
This is Niklas Füllkrug celebrating in the stands with the fans after the final whistle
🚨⚒️ EXCL: Manor Solomon to West Ham, here we go! Deal agreed now and medical booked tomorrow.
£5m fixed fee, £2m add-ons to Tottenham.
All approved by #THFC, Solomon to sign a 3 year deal at #WHUFC plus option until June 2030.
We all come from different levels of education on this issue. I get that and probably expect too much of folk sometimes. However, it really shouldnt be hard to understand why many of us do not want someone who defended the actions (genocide) of the Israeli government at our club.
So a season that could be used for rebuilding to maybe a younger squad is in my opinion more likely to lead to even worse.
There is no way I see our fanbase forgiving Sullivan for this season. Best case scenario of course would be him selling but that now seems unlikely?
If i’m being completely honest there is a part of me that would be somewhat excited for a season in the championship.
But I also know our owners are absolutely not prepared for the upcoming season. I don’t see any of our players stepping up either.
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If we hadn’t sacked Moyes when we did and actually stuck with him, does anyone actually think we’d be in a different situation right now?
The problems at this club are structural from top to bottom. Looking back it was always a question of when regarding relegation.
sometimes you just got to hand it to the french really. this is their reaction to an ownership that’s led them to relegation. makes you think doesn’t it?
Shocking scenes at La Beaujoire, where ultras, furious at their club’s relegation, stormed the pitch, forcing the match between Nantes and Toulouse to be abandoned. Vahid Halilhodžić, 74, stood his ground in the face of hooded men. What an image.