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FC Augsburg: Nur Dank Mäzen in der Bundesliga!
Der FC Augsburg ist mittlerweile seit 10 Jahren nonstop in der Bundesliga. Grund genug um im Format "Tradition oder Kommerz" über den Verein zu reden. Wir starten mit der Gründung, der FC Alemannia gilt als Vorgängerverein, der später in BC Augsburg umbenannt wurde. Helmut Haller spielte dort: Er gilt als Klub-Legende, die 3x bei Weltmeisterschaften dabei war. Unter anderem auch 1966 beim legendären Wembley Tor. Auf die Jugendarbeit ist der FC Augsburg besonders stolz. Schon in den 50er Jahren setzte man auf die eigenen Talente... in den 90er Jahren dominierte der FCA den deutschen Jugend-Fußball. 4x wurde man DFB Pokalsieger und 1x sogar A-Junioren-Meister. Auch heute wird versucht, diesen Weg zu gehen. Der rasante Aufstieg in die Bundesliga startete im Jahr 2000. Walther Seinsch rettete den Klub und baute ihn neu auf. Wie er das schaffte, seht ihr im Video. Sein Nachfolger ist Klaus Hofmann, ein langjähriger FCA-Fan. Er sorgte zuletzt jedoch für Ärger, da er einen neuen Co-Investor mit ins Boot holte... den US-Amerikaner David Blitzer. Was das für den FC Augsburg in der Bundesliga bedeutet, erfahrt ihr im Video. Viel Spaß beim Format "Tradition oder Kommerz" zum FC Augsburg. #FCAugsburg #Tradition #Kommerz Hier findet ihr den Artikel, den ich meine: https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/fussball-bundesliga-neuer-investor-beim-fc-augsburg-sorgt.1346.de.html?dram:article_id=496604 ---- WICHTIG: Die Trikots, die in den Videos getragen werden, spiegeln nicht meine Sympathien wider. Es dient lediglich dazu, das aktuelle Thema zu untermalen. ---- Du willst ein Autogramm? Dann schicke mir einen Brief inkl. vorfrankierten Rückumschlag an folgende Adresse: Manu Thiele Postfach 66 21 41 81218 München ---- YEAH! Wir gehören auch zu #funk. Schaut da mal rein: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/funkofficial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/funk TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@funk Website: https://go.funk.net https://go.funk.net/impressum
76ers officially announce Brett Brown extension
The Philadelphia 76ers and Head Coach Brett Brown have agreed to a contract extension, President of Basketball Operations Bryan Colangelo announced today. Brown, who has served as the team’s head coach since 2013, will be under contract with the 76ers through the 2021-22 season. “Brett has done a terrific job over the past several years building and cultivating a program, but the substantially positive growth in the win column these past two seasons has proven he is the right man to continue leading this team in our quest for an NBA championship,” Colangelo said. “I couldn’t be more thrilled for Brett, his family and the organization to be moving forward for several years to come.” Under Brown’s leadership, Philadelphia has increased its win total by 42 games since the start of the 2015-16 season, a run that tied Boston (2006-08) for the largest turnaround within a three-year span in NBA history. “Brett has done a remarkable job in helping build a family-like culture centered around player development, work ethic and a commitment to long-term winning. We made incredible strides this past season with 52 wins and a playoff run,” said Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment and Philadelphia 76ers Managing Partner Josh Harris. “With a dynamic young core and opportunities to further strengthen our team, the 76ers are well-positioned for the future and we’re thrilled to reach this agreement with Brett to continue as our head coach.” “Brett’s commitment to player development and culture-building is exceptional. With this contract extension, we look forward to the 76ers’ continued growth under his leadership. He has helped develop some of the NBA’s brightest young stars, and we’re excited for what awaits as we continue to add to this talented roster,” said Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment and Philadelphia 76ers Managing Partner David Blitzer. The 76ers finished the 2017-18 season with a record of 52-30, good for third place in the Eastern Conference. The third-place finish was their best since finishing first in 2000-01 and marked the team’s first postseason appearance since 2012. Brown led the team to a 4-1 series win over the sixth-seeded Miami Heat in the first round of the 2018 NBA Playoffs. The series victory marked the first time Philadelphia won a best-of-seven playoff series in five-or-fewer games since sweeping Milwaukee in 1985. The 76ers also set a new franchise playoff record, converting on 18 three-pointers in Games 1 and 3 against Miami; the previous team best was 11, which had been accomplished twice. Brown, the Eastern Conference Coach of the Month for March/April, guided the 76ers to 16 straight wins to end the season, which set an NBA record for the longest winning streak by a team heading in the playoffs. The 16-game winning streak is a single-season team record. “I am especially grateful to my coaching staff and my players,” said Brown. “It takes a village. I feel a tremendous responsibility to owners Josh Harris and David B