Luckie
29 Apr 2008, 02:47 AM
http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N158308080107-1141.htm
http://www.jonnysworld.de/fussball/liverpool/RAOTL.htm
Liverpool FC & Borussia MG
Eine ganz besondere Freundschaft
A very special Friendship
2008 Liverpool FC supporters Friendship trip to
visit our friends in Moenchengladbach
I am organising another Friendship trip to visit our friends from Borussia Moenchengladbach. The 2008 Liverpool FC supporters Friendship visit to Gladbach will be from Friday 9 May 2008 to Monday 12 May 2008, match day is Sunday 11 May 2008, Borussia Moenchengladbach versus FC Freiburg, tickets for all travelling Liverpool FC supporters, like last year are guaranteed.
The 2008 friendship trip will involve an all day Fan Party on match day at the Borussia "FanHaus", guaranteed match tickets for Borussia's last home match of the 2007/2008 season, versus FC Freiburg. This game is already sold out and is guaranteeed a 54000 full house, and with Borussia Moenchengladbach currently top of the German Bundesliga 2 table it could coincide with a massive promotion party!!
A meeting with ex-Liverpool player and now "Sporting Direktor" of Borussia Moenchengladbach Christian Ziege. Also a free stadium tour of the new impressive 54000 capacity Borussia Park stadium is on the agenda, and a pub crawl and meal with our Gladbach friends in the famous Moenchengladbach Alt Stadt (Old Town).
Any Liverpool supporters who wish to join me on the Friendship visit should contact me via my Email address (grahamlfc@aol.com) for further information.
To see a video of our Friendship trip last year when 5 Liverpool supporters, me included unveiled our friendship flag on the Borussia Park pitch just 20 minutes before kick off of Borussia's last home match of the 2006/2007 season, please click on the link below:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEunDp58Wh0
Our friendships Liverpool FC:
The 'friendship' between Borussia Mönchengladbach and LFC has its official roots in the Hillsborough disaster nearly a decade ago. In June 1991 BMG fan clubs organised a series of events that raised 21,000 DM for the disaster fund, the cash being presented to Trevor Hicks, Ron Yeats an ex-director Sid Moss. We are proud of the fact that we are the first and only German supporters club to be united with Liverpool under the banner "You'll never walk alone". A year later, in August '92, 100 BMG fans visited Merseyside to pay their respects at the Hillsborough Memorial and stand on the Spion Kop. These visits usually coincided with fans' football games vs. the ISC or other Supporters Clubs. In 1994 we again made the lengthy trek to Anfield despite having no matches organised to show we want to build the friendship high and to party with our friends from the ISC. Just remember our visit in the pouring rain for draw with QPR. We brought 150 fans with us. In July 1995 the pre-season tournament in Mönchengladbach meant that the Reds could travel over to Germany and savour our hospitality. In the pubs and bars of Mönchengladbach the supporters of both teams were twinned in a big party. Now, we have been visited by the Reds several times. And still there is a friendship between us. Many 'Borussen' stand with Liverpool shirts and scarves in the 'Nordkurve' our stand. Join us, you will see!
http://www.jonnysworld.de/fussball/liverpool/RAOTL.htm
Liverpool FC & Borussia MG
Eine ganz besondere Freundschaft
A very special Friendship
2008 Liverpool FC supporters Friendship trip to
visit our friends in Moenchengladbach
I am organising another Friendship trip to visit our friends from Borussia Moenchengladbach. The 2008 Liverpool FC supporters Friendship visit to Gladbach will be from Friday 9 May 2008 to Monday 12 May 2008, match day is Sunday 11 May 2008, Borussia Moenchengladbach versus FC Freiburg, tickets for all travelling Liverpool FC supporters, like last year are guaranteed.
The 2008 friendship trip will involve an all day Fan Party on match day at the Borussia "FanHaus", guaranteed match tickets for Borussia's last home match of the 2007/2008 season, versus FC Freiburg. This game is already sold out and is guaranteeed a 54000 full house, and with Borussia Moenchengladbach currently top of the German Bundesliga 2 table it could coincide with a massive promotion party!!
A meeting with ex-Liverpool player and now "Sporting Direktor" of Borussia Moenchengladbach Christian Ziege. Also a free stadium tour of the new impressive 54000 capacity Borussia Park stadium is on the agenda, and a pub crawl and meal with our Gladbach friends in the famous Moenchengladbach Alt Stadt (Old Town).
Any Liverpool supporters who wish to join me on the Friendship visit should contact me via my Email address (grahamlfc@aol.com) for further information.
To see a video of our Friendship trip last year when 5 Liverpool supporters, me included unveiled our friendship flag on the Borussia Park pitch just 20 minutes before kick off of Borussia's last home match of the 2006/2007 season, please click on the link below:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEunDp58Wh0
Our friendships Liverpool FC:
The 'friendship' between Borussia Mönchengladbach and LFC has its official roots in the Hillsborough disaster nearly a decade ago. In June 1991 BMG fan clubs organised a series of events that raised 21,000 DM for the disaster fund, the cash being presented to Trevor Hicks, Ron Yeats an ex-director Sid Moss. We are proud of the fact that we are the first and only German supporters club to be united with Liverpool under the banner "You'll never walk alone". A year later, in August '92, 100 BMG fans visited Merseyside to pay their respects at the Hillsborough Memorial and stand on the Spion Kop. These visits usually coincided with fans' football games vs. the ISC or other Supporters Clubs. In 1994 we again made the lengthy trek to Anfield despite having no matches organised to show we want to build the friendship high and to party with our friends from the ISC. Just remember our visit in the pouring rain for draw with QPR. We brought 150 fans with us. In July 1995 the pre-season tournament in Mönchengladbach meant that the Reds could travel over to Germany and savour our hospitality. In the pubs and bars of Mönchengladbach the supporters of both teams were twinned in a big party. Now, we have been visited by the Reds several times. And still there is a friendship between us. Many 'Borussen' stand with Liverpool shirts and scarves in the 'Nordkurve' our stand. Join us, you will see!