Both Werder Bremen and American youth international Josh Sargent have announced that the 17 year-old will sign with the north German Bundesliga in February, when Sargent turns 18 years old and is eligible to sign […]
Over the last few years on Schwarz und Weiß, I have been running a feature dedicated to those players who only managed to win a single cap for the Nationalmannschaft: the one cap wonders. Players […]
Werder Bremen midfielder Thomas Delaney earned his side their first point of the season when he jinked his way into the box and blasted a volley past Jiri Pavlenka on Sunday. It was his fifth […]
Basics Name: SV Werder Bremen (Sportverein Werder Bremen von 1899 e. V). Nicknames: Die Grün-Weißen, Die Werderaner. Founded: 1899. Club colors: Green and white. Primary rivals: Hamburger SV. Fan friendship: Rot Weiss Essen. Weserstadion Capacity: 42,100. 2016-17 attendance: 694,974 (40,880 per match). Trophies Bundesliga […]
The Bundesliga season is less than a month away now, and friendly matches mark the training camp season. Although friendlies are somewhat without meaning, they do give some indication of how well newcomers will fit […]
In 1996, a young striker from the coast of Peru with Italian background made his debut with one of Peru’s highest altitude clubs, Deportivo Pesquero. Flashback to 1978, Claudio Miguel Pizarro Bosio is born during […]
The angsty undercurrent running through Bundesliga-related talk right now involves the fate of die Traditionsvereine (Germany’s “traditional clubs”) during this time when the vaunted 50+1 rule is being assailed by events and market logic. You […]
How do you lose before your enthusiastic home crowd when you launch 27 shots while your opponents , a team in the relegation zone, fired only seven — and oh, btw, you had the ball for 72% […]
Much as Juliet was beseeching her lover Romeo in William Shakespeare’s play, fans of Werder Bremen can be excused for an equally dramatic cry as they still seek and crave their first win of 2017. […]
My seven year old son will tell you that on Bundesliga Matchdays, I get slightly obsessed with the possibility of another Bundesliga side beat Bayern Munich. Strings of profanities issue from my mouth when Bayern’s […]
The break for the World Cup Qualifiers, as the panel on the excellent Yellow Wall Podcast suggested, could have been seen as the end of the starting phase of the Bundesliga season and thus is a […]
Red cards, missed penalties and tight matches. Matchday Seven saw the Bundesliga’s shock teams in 2016/17, Cologne, Hertha and Frankfurt continuing to surprise everyone, with Anthony Modeste (a brace to lead the Bundesliga with SEVEN GOALS!!!) […]
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