• Re: Bundesliga 22/23 wk 11 [R]

    From Jesper Lauridsen@21:1/5 to All on Sat Oct 22 18:59:57 2022
    FT
    Mainz - Köln 5-0
    Freiburg - Werder 2-0
    Leverkusen - Wolfsburg 3-3
    Dortmund - Stuttgart 5-0
    Augsburg - Leipzig 2-2
    Hoffenheim - Bayern 0-2
    Gladbach - Frankfurt 1-3

    FM 19
    Jesper 13
    Doc 12
    Werner 10
    MH 9

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  • From Jesper Lauridsen@21:1/5 to All on Sun Oct 23 17:39:25 2022
    Mainz - Köln 5-0 (0)
    Freiburg - Werder 2-0 (13)
    Leverkusen - Wolfsburg 3-3 (5)
    Dortmund - Stuttgart 5-0 (10)
    Augsburg - Leipzig 2-2 (8)
    Hoffenheim - Bayern 0-2 (17)
    Gladbach - Frankfurt 1-3 (10)
    Bochum - Union 2-1 (1)
    Hertha - Schalke 2-1 (18)

    Low scoring.

    FM 25
    MH 15
    Werner 14
    Jesper 14
    Doc 14

    But the FM-bot marches on.


    Red Jersey
    Werner 205
    MH 191
    Jesper 188
    FM 175
    Doc 160
    Binder 159

    Absent Binder drops to last, FM soon in the top half.

    Stage wins
    Doc 3
    Jesper 2
    FM 2
    Werner 2
    Binder 2
    MH 1

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  • From Werner Pichler@21:1/5 to Jesper Lauridsen on Sun Oct 23 14:31:16 2022
    On Sunday, October 23, 2022 at 7:39:28 PM UTC+2, Jesper Lauridsen wrote:
    Mainz - Köln 5-0 (0)
    Freiburg - Werder 2-0 (13)
    Leverkusen - Wolfsburg 3-3 (5)
    Dortmund - Stuttgart 5-0 (10)
    Augsburg - Leipzig 2-2 (8)


    So what the rumour mill here in Salzburg has whispered for the last three weeks has come to pass,
    and Red Bull have officially confirmed that CEO and main driving force behind all their ventures Didi
    Mateschitz has succumbed to an illness that has kept him out of the spotlight (which he never enjoyed
    and almost always actively avoided anyway) for the last six months or so (pancreatic cancer, the same
    whispers say).

    We'll have to wait and see what effect this will have on the various Red Bull activities and enterprises
    around the world. It's hard to imagine that someone as methodical as Mateschitz has not made solid
    arrangements for his demise, but the truth of the matter remains that the majority of Red Bull's holding
    company is owned by the Thai Yoovidhya family and not by Mateschitz.

    The marketing and brand rights have always lain 100% with Mateschitz though (and the main heir of his
    personal fortune will be his 29-year-old son Mark). And then there's also the sordid matter of Yoovidhya
    'princeling' Vorayuth having fled Thailand after killing a policeman in a hit-and-run incident. He currently
    still remains at large, which may well be one of the reasons for the Thai's low profile in the Red Bull universe.

    At least in the short run I don't think anything will change, at least as regards the well-oiled machines of
    Leipzig, Salzburg, or the Formula 1 teams. I'm a bit worried about Salzburg's ice hockey team, of which I
    am a genuine fan.


    Ciao,
    Werner


    Hoffenheim - Bayern 0-2 (17)
    Gladbach - Frankfurt 1-3 (10)
    Bochum - Union 2-1 (1)
    Hertha - Schalke 2-1 (18)

    Low scoring.

    FM 25
    MH 15
    Werner 14
    Jesper 14
    Doc 14

    But the FM-bot marches on.


    Red Jersey
    Werner 205
    MH 191
    Jesper 188
    FM 175
    Doc 160
    Binder 159

    Absent Binder drops to last, FM soon in the top half.

    Stage wins
    Doc 3
    Jesper 2
    FM 2
    Werner 2
    Binder 2
    MH 1

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