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Btw, when we win, when will the parade with the trophy an all be ?? Right now my weekend in planned like this: partying in paris the night before. Arrive in london on the 19th in the morning and just be at fulham broadway with the fans all day, then leave for amsterdam to celebrate with mates at the cafes for two days before coming back to London on tuesday. I might have to move amsterdam around a bit though if the celebrations are going to be sooner than tuesday

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Hoeness admits uncertainty over Robben's contract extension following Ribery scuffle

The 60-year-old says the Netherlands international was on the verge of committing his future to the Bavarian giants but that now the situation has changed

Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has revealed that there has been a hold-up in the extension of Arjen Robben's contract with the club and admitted that he is not exactly sure what will happen next.

The Dutch winger, whose current deal is set to expire in 2013, was recently close to agreeing to terms of a two-year extension. However, after a scuffle with Franck Ribery during half-time of Bayern's Champions League semi-final first-leg clash with Real Madrid, negotiations have been delayed.

"I don't know exactly what the status is," Hoeness told Suddeutsche Zeitung. "I just know that he was close to signing and that it has been delayed somewhat."

Though Bayern have been careful not to officially divulge details of the clash between Robben and Ribery, Goal.com can confirm that the Netherlands international was furious with coach Jupp Heynckes' handling of the situation and feels that the infraction was not taken seriously enough. Ribery was reportedly fined €50,000.

According to Voetbal International, several top European clubs are interested in signing Robben, whose future is still up in the air.

Robben struggled for form and fitness for long stretches of the current campaign but his performances have improved of late and he scored a crucial goal from the penalty spot as Bayern eliminated Real Madrid last Wednesday.

Could be good for us!

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Hoeness admits uncertainty over Robben's contract extension following Ribery scuffle

The 60-year-old says the Netherlands international was on the verge of committing his future to the Bavarian giants but that now the situation has changed

Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has revealed that there has been a hold-up in the extension of Arjen Robben's contract with the club and admitted that he is not exactly sure what will happen next.

The Dutch winger, whose current deal is set to expire in 2013, was recently close to agreeing to terms of a two-year extension. However, after a scuffle with Franck Ribery during half-time of Bayern's Champions League semi-final first-leg clash with Real Madrid, negotiations have been delayed.

"I don't know exactly what the status is," Hoeness told Suddeutsche Zeitung. "I just know that he was close to signing and that it has been delayed somewhat."

Though Bayern have been careful not to officially divulge details of the clash between Robben and Ribery, Goal.com can confirm that the Netherlands international was furious with coach Jupp Heynckes' handling of the situation and feels that the infraction was not taken seriously enough. Ribery was reportedly fined €50,000.

According to Voetbal International, several top European clubs are interested in signing Robben, whose future is still up in the air.

Robben struggled for form and fitness for long stretches of the current campaign but his performances have improved of late and he scored a crucial goal from the penalty spot as Bayern eliminated Real Madrid last Wednesday.

Could be good for us!

All just media bullshit imo

Robben will extend in the end

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If you go back a few pages, I was talking about how unlucky Ballack was to be in so many finals but not win any trophys, and people said Robben is also the same,

Oh I got you. But Ballack did win the FA cup in 2010 and Carling cup in 2007 with Chelsea. He played in both finals (Although, in the former he came off injured after a tackle from Kevin c*nt boateng).

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Oh I got you. But Ballack did win the FA cup in 2010 and Carling cup in 2007 with Chelsea. He played in both finals (Although, in the former he cam off injured after a tackle from Kevin c*nt boateng).

If it weren't for Kevin c*nt boateng Ballack would still be at Chelsea and AVB would have been sacked sooner.

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Btw, when we win, when will the parade with the trophy an all be ?? Right now my weekend in planned like this: partying in paris the night before. Arrive in london on the 19th in the morning and just be at fulham broadway with the fans all day, then leave for amsterdam to celebrate with mates at the cafes for two days before coming back to London on tuesday. I might have to move amsterdam around a bit though if the celebrations are going to be sooner than tuesday

you sound so fucking sure we are going to win it

i assume you'd try to commit suicide if we don't win it again? :Goober:

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If it weren't for Kevin c*nt boateng Ballack would still be at Chelsea and AVB would have been sacked sooner.

Nah, he would have never been appointed in the first place because Ballack would've won us the 2010/2011 league! :D

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Bayern get 17.500 tickets Chelsea get 17.500 tickets the stadium holds 70.550 . Where do the rest of the tickets go :angry:

Our stadium holds 69.901 with stands, 66.000 without stands (european football) and 62.500 for the final because of some UEFA shit. Both clubs recieve 17.500 tickets. So we have 27.500 tickets left - 7.000 got sold to the fans by the UEFA.com website and the other 20.500 tickets will be sold to sponsors, customers, uefa c*nts etc...

so:

17.500*2=35.000

+7.000

+20.500

______________

62.500

Best regards from munich :)

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Our stadium holds 69.901 with stands, 66.000 without stands (european football) and 62.500 for the final because of some UEFA shit. Both clubs recieve 17.500 tickets. So we have 27.500 tickets left - 7.000 got sold to the fans by the UEFA.com website and the other 20.500 tickets will be sold to sponsors, customers, uefa c*nts etc...

so:

17.500*2=35.000

+7.000

+20.500

______________

62.500

Best regards from munich :)

Hi! Stick around, we always like having opposition fans on here! As long as you aren't a Liverpool fan :P

Best regards from London :)

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