Both great ideas. I honestly do beleive the Germans will win the Euros and the origins of Dortmund's current success will be a really interesting topic.

You've got it, keep an eye out over the next couple of weeks!

415 days ago

Hi Mo, Thanks a lot for adding me as one of your favourite writers, much appreciated!

Good to see a Dortmund fan on here, let me know if there is anything that you would ever like me to cover and I'll do my best, or just get in touch if you have any comments!

415 days ago

Hey Simon,

Thanks a lot for adding me as a favourite writer.

Let me know if there is anything you'd like me to cover in future!

417 days ago

Hi Philipp,

Thanks a lot for choosing me as one of your favourite writers.

Your comments on my articles are always welcome, and if you ever have a subject that you would like me to cover, just let me know and I will do my best!

418 days ago

Hi Nicholas, thanks a lot for the article like and for becoming a fan!
Not sure if you're a fan of the Bundesliga or not, but let me know if there is anything particularly interesting to you that you'd like me to cover!

423 days ago

Hi Michael,

Thanks for your message, I've applied to the Facebook group you recommended and will check it out.

With regards to the article you sent me the link for:

I've never really been into La Liga that much and don't know a lot about it, so my preference will normally come down on the side of the Premier League, purely as something which I know. However, since becoming well aquainted with the Bundesliga, it has given me a real appreciation of the slower European style of build up play.

I would have to agree with Bren on the pace aspect, I'm afraid.

With regards to TV revenue, the Prem certainly deos well, but if you look further down the English leagues, the concentration of the TV money in the Premier League is killing the English game. If you want a financial role model for a football league, look no further than the Bundesliga as the best in the world.

With regards to Europe, I'm definately with you when you say that one has to wait before judging the quality of a league in European competition. This year has been poor for English sides, but let's wait and see over the next two seaons, then we will know if this a trend or a one off poor season.

I'm also to some extent with you on the top clubs argument. In the past few years we have really only spoken about a "Big 4". The ones owned by the billionaires. however, this season we have seen the likes of Spurs competing right up there, and getting there the good old way. It's also nice to see Newcastle up there this year, with nearly everyone writing them off at the start of the season. As a fan of a team who has been promoted twice in sucessesive years and now doing well in the Prem having spent next to nothing(Norwich), I've got a lot of respect for clubs that do not "buy" success.

435 days ago