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Like Buses
By: Abby |
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As the saying goes, “_____” is like buses- wait forever, and then they all come along at once. (This seems to be very true in Seattle.) We can now put Hertha BSC Berlin transfers in the January window in the blank.
Just a few days after Marko Babic was revealed as a Hertha player, we’ve added [...]
Category: transfer news
Oh Hey, This One Happened
By: Abby | No Comments
I’ve got to be right every so often, right? And now, Marko Babic is a Hertha player.
The 27-year-old Croatian was last seen in the Bundesliga at Bayer Leverkusen, where he played for 7 years and 144 games. In 2007 he left for Real Betis, but never settled in Sevilla (to be fair, Betis is a [...]
Never Mind
By: Abby | 3 Comments
Remember that Australian I was talking about?
Forget it. His foot injury proved too problematic, so we’re still on the market. And my peculiar jinx- of ruining about-to-happen transfers by discussing them- lives on.
But, I’ve got to discuss them, jinx or no jinx. So I soldier on.
The next likely solution is Marko Babic, because [...]
Category: transfer newsI Am Not Good With Transfers
By: Abby | 1 Comment
Predicting them, writing about them, whatever. When I write about a signing, it tends to hit an unforeseen snag. When I predict a signing, it’s never that. And when I say that we’re not looking to sign anyone, we immediately get linked to a load of players.
For example, soon after I wrote my last post, [...]
Two Friendlies, Two Goals
By: Abby | 3 Comments
Over the summer, we spent a long time wrangling the signing of Tunisian starlet Amine Chermiti. Rami over at Tunisia World Cup Blog got me excited about the kid, and as the season began I was excited to see how he would fare in the Bundesliga.
But then, before September had even started, he got [...]
Category: PlayersI’m Sick And Everyone’s Injured
By: Abby | 1 Comment
Well, maybe that’s a bit of a hyperbole. I’m feeling way better than I was last week- my cough is nearly entirely gone. And not everyone on Hertha is injured- only Jaroslav Drobny, Marko Pantelic, Cicero, Josip Simunic, Gojko Kacar, Pal Dardai, and Patrick Ebert. (Of those, Drobny’s, upsettingly, seems to be the most serious [...]
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