This hot war of words between Sky man Patrick Wasserziehr (57) and BVB star Nico Schlotterbeck (24) has gone viral on social media. The result: a novelty…
BVB makes a strange change at Sky!
BILD learned: BVB and the private broadcaster have temporarily agreed that not only will the field reporter be equipped with his own microphone in the future, but the player will also have his own after the final whistle.
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Background: Schlotterbeck was visibly upset after Dortmund’s defeat against VfB (0-1) when Wasserziehr wanted to know why he hadn’t hit the goal from three meters? Schlotterbeck: “That’s actually a stupid question!”
Wasserziehr interrupted: “I don’t think she’s that stupid.”
When asked why he found them stupid, the ex-Freiburger replied calmly: “That’s because they may have never played football.”
Wasserziehr’s counter: “I’ve been playing football for 50 years.”
Schlotterbeck annoyed: “But maybe not at that level” – and then Schlotterbeck’s sentence followed, which is responsible for the fact that a second microphone will now be in play at BVB games in the future. Schlotterbeck: “Perhaps it would be good if you let me say it too…”
Great BVB goal The volley blast in the video!
Source: Image13.04.2024
Because Schlotterbeck didn’t have his own microphone after the VfB bankruptcy, he couldn’t answer the apparently unpleasant questions as spontaneously as he would have liked. BVB also let broadcaster Sky know this afterwards.
Thomas Wagner (52) conducted the interviews during the 2-1 win in Gladbach. The smart field reporter now used his microphone alone. The players Schlotterbeck and Sabitzer suddenly used the second microphone for the first time.
By the way, the interviews were extremely harmonious – but this was probably also due to the fact that BVB was able to win the duel against their namesake cousin despite being outnumbered (yellow-red Adeyemi), in contrast to the VfB game…
2024-04-16 18:45:49
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