Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh... You know what gets me most? The pink ballet slippers. Quick, someone post this pic in her guestbook!
See the dainty way she holds her wand? I think this should be sent to all those Frankfurt sceptics who doubt her ability to work miracles at her age - everyone knows that a fairy is ageless (and has two perfectly functioning knees at all times - or, failing those, wings), and now we have proof positive that here is someone to grant their wishes. Ah, this gives me hope.
Exorcising? But the (Tasmanian) Devil hasn't even properly arrived yet! (I prefer to think that you're not suggesting I am obsessed. )
Obsessed... Possessed... Not sure which is worse, really. (And it's the off season: What else are we to bicker about?)
Oh, hello Mr Freud. Hasn't the German transfer window opened? Can we hope for any spectacular signings or at least significant speculations? (Julia Kremser is leaving Bayern for Wacker München, but since her name had never really registered with me before today, I didn't think it too newsworthy... )
OK, I can take the gender "slur", if you will... But how dare you suggest I'm a Freudian! Well, I suppose we'd have to drag our speculations kicking and screaming over to the Bundesliga thread...
Oh, I was referring to what was happening in my own head - will you get out of there! I'm glad you said it. Now all we have to do is get you to practise not to kick and scream.
Well, let's see, is there one that I could think of that would involve Team Germany, so as to stay on topic and avoid jocasta's wrath in this thread... would you have any ideas/particular preferences?
I can try and distract you...by asking for suggestions as to what you would 'throw' at various players. I ask this because word reaches me that some German fans in Chile, after chanting her name, threw a Barbie doll at Julia Simic.
You know, she may actually have the voice of a whisky-slugging, cigar-smoking German Janis Joplin. Or she may just have had a cold at the time. I'm hoping for the former, to give her a little bit of an unexpected edge. A Little Igloo lunchbox at Baunach... Grecian 2000 at Nicole Banecki... Sadly, they're far too close to "jailbait" to trot out the obvious answer, which I'm sure redcard will come up with later instead. But I'm sure this should still be in Eurotrash.
Is that some sort of rough, Northern rhyming slang? Anyway, I thought we were only doing the U20s, so to speak. In that case... A chainsaw at Angerer, hopefully cutting off her head and thus negating the need for any more ugly hats. (Sorry, Micol, it had to be said.)
Nope. A baby liner is someone who hangs about on the goal line to score goals and tap in other people's shots. It's basically shorthand for someone who is childishly selfish in their search for glory - it is therefore positively discouraged in games where you aren't playing offside. Am I really so obscure? Do NOT answer that. I second the chainsaw/hat motive. Though there is a danger it might castrate her if your aim is not 'true'.
Ahhhhh, a goal poacher. Why didn't you just say so? ("Divided by a common language", it seems. ) Not sure she could really be out and about with her *ahem* nether regions anyway, if she lacked a head.
Are you sure you have such a good aim that you wouldn't risk hitting her faithful defence instead? Alternatively, you'd need to distribute the fancy headgear that Hegering was sporting at the U20 WWC to everyone but her first - but for all we know it might only give her ideas for further fatal fashion errors (which, I will grant you, she is sadly prone to commit).
Hopefully, she's just protecting her cheek. Though a 'Phantom of the Opera' style mask might have been more functional/amusing.
Praise from ex national team coach Tina Theune-Meyer for players at the U20 WWC: First she lists Naeher, Leroux and Morgan from the US team; from the German team she remembers only Nicole Banecki, "who has great potential, is always present and plays with a fine technique and from her heart". And at the WWC 2011 she expects to see things no one has ever seen before. http://de.fifa.com/aboutfifa/developing/women/news/newsid=986126.html
According to an article on her home page, Silke Rottenberg is now taking care of the German U15 to U23 goalies. I assume this means she takes over as goalkeeper coach from Michael Fuchs, who was last seen accompanying the German U20s at the WWC in Chile. I'm also assuming that Fuchs's contract as goalkeeper coach of the A team has been extended but I haven't read anything about it.