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amigao meu trouxe a camisa do FC Saint Pauli da Alemanha. Para quem curte futebol, esse clube e um prato cheio de historias interessantes e curiosidades. Abaixo segue um pequeno texto com um pouco da historia do Clube, que esse ano subiu para a segunda divisao da Bundesliga. Ha um mes atras, outro amigo que mora na Alemanha me trouxe o uniforme atual do time... seguem as fotos abaixo:FC St. Pauli is a German football club based in the St. Pauli district of Hamburg. The football department is part of a larger sports club that also has Rugby, American football, baseball, bowling, chess, cycling, handball, skittles, softball and table tennis teams. While the footballers have enjoyed only modest success on the field, the club is widely recognized for its unique culture and has a large popular following as one of the country's "Kult" clubs. St. Pauli has secured promotion to the 2. Bundesliga for the 2007/08 Season.Early yearsSt. Pauli district in HamburgThe club began its existence in 1899 as a loose, informal group of football enthusiasts within the Hamburg-St. Pauli Turn-Verein 1862. This group did not play its first match until 1907 against a similar side assembled out of the local Aegir swimming club. Officially established on May 15, 1910, the club played as St. Pauli TV in the Kreisliga Gro-Hamburg (Alsterkreis) until 1924 when a separate football side called FC St. Pauli was formed. The team played as an undistinguished lower-to-mid table side until making their first appearance in 1934 in the top-flight Gauliga Nordmark, one of sixteen premier level divisions created in the re-organization of German football that took place under the Third Reich. They were immediately relegated, but returned to the top flight in 1936. Relegated again in 1940, St. Pauli would re-appear in the Gauliga Hamburg in 1942 and play there through to the end of World War II.Postwar footballAfter the war, the club resumed play in the Oberliga Nord in 1947. A second place finish in the 1947-48 season led St. Pauli to its first appearance in the national championship rounds. They advanced as far as the semi-finals where they were put out 2:3 by eventual champions 1.FC Nurnberg. The club continued to play well through the early 50's, but were unable to overtake rivals Hamburger SV, finishing in second place in five of the next seven seasons and going out in the early rounds in each of their championship round appearances from 1949 to 1951. In the latter half of the decade and into the early 60's St. Pauli was overtaken by rivals such as Werder Bremen and VfL Osnabruck and was unable to do better than earn a number of fourth place finishes.The struggle for promotion to the BundesligaIn 1963, the Bundesliga, West Germany's new top-flight professional league, was formed. Hamburger SV, Werder Bremen, and Eintracht Braunschweig joined the new circuit as the top-finishers from the Oberliga Nord, while St. Pauli found themselves in the second tier Regionalliga Nord. Nearly a decade and a half of frustration followed. St. Pauli captured their division in 1964,
but finished dead last in their group in the promotion playoff round. They took their next Regionalliga Nord title in 1966 and while they performed far better in the playoffs, still failed to advance to the top-flight, losing out to Rot-Wei Essen on goal difference, having conceded two more goals. Division championships in 1972 and 1973, and second place finishes in 1971 and 1974, were each followed by promotion round playoff failures.The success of the Bundesliga and the growth of professional football in West Germany led to the formation of the 2.Bundesliga in 1974. St. Pauli was part of the new second tier pro circuit in the 2.Bundesliga Nord, and in 1977 finally advanced to the top flight on the strength of their first place finish in their division. The team was immediately relegated after just one season of play in the Bundesliga. The club's return to the 2.Bundesliga Nord was also short-lived. On the verge on bankruptcy in 1979 they were denied a license for the following season and were sent down to the Oberliga Nord (III). Strong performances that set the team atop that division in 1981 and 1983 were not matched by good financial health. By 1984, the club was sufficiently recovered to leapfrog back up into the 2.Bundesliga past Werder Bremen's amateur side - which had actually finished two points ahead of St. Pauli, but were not eligible for promotion.St. Pauli and the "Kult" phenomenonIt was in the mid-80's that St. Pauli's transition from a traditional club into a "Kult" club began. The club was also able to turn the location of its ground in the dock area part of town St. Pauli near Hamburg's famous Reeperbahn - centre of the city's nightlife and its red-light district - to its advantage. An alternative fan scene emerged built around left-leaning politics and the "event" and party atmosphere of the club's matches. Supporters adopted the skull and crossbones as their own unofficial emblem. Importantly, St. Pauli became the first team in Germany to officially ban rightwing, nationalist activities and displays in its stadium in an era when fascist inspired football hooliganism threatened the game across Europe. In 1981, the team was averaging crowds of only 1,600 spectators: by the late 90's they were frequently selling out their entire 20,000 capacity venue. St. Pauli began a roller coaster ride that saw them in and out of the Bundesliga over the course of the next dozen years. They returned to the Bundesliga in 1988 for a three year stay, followed by another two-season-long run in 1995.Into the new millenniumTheir most recent appearance in the top flight was a single season cameo in 2001-02. That adventure nearly bankrupted the club which started fundraising activities, the so called Retteraktion. They printed t-shirts with the club's crest surrounded by the word Retter (rescuer/saviour) and more than 140,000 were sold within 6 weeks. They also organized a benefit game against Bayern Munich to try and help rescue the club.The club has also been active in terms of charity and in 2005 the club, the team and
the fans initiated the viva con agua de sankt pauli campaign which collects money for water dispensers for schools in Cuba. During the 2005-06 season, the team enjoyed unprecedented success in the DFB Cup, with wins over Burghausen, Bochum and, significantly, Bundesliga sides Hertha Berlin and, in the quarter-finals on January 25, 2006, Werder Bremen. Their 3-1 victory in front of a sell-out Millerntor crowd and their subsequent place in the DFB Cup semi-final netted the club approximately 1 million in TV and sponsorship money, going a long way to saving the club from immediate financial problems. In the wake of its DFB Cup victories, the club has also produced a new line of t-shirts with the slogan "Wir sind Pokal" (We Are Cup), after the Bild newspaper's famous 2005 headline "Wir sind Papst" (We Are Pope).St. Pauli finally went out of the cup to FC Bayern Munich on April 12 going down 3-0 with a goal from Owen Hargreaves and two from Claudio Pizarro.After success in the 2006/2007 season the team was promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga.SupportersFC St. Pauli enjoy certain fame for the left leaning character of its supporters: most of the team's fans regard themselves as anti-racist, anti-fascist and anti-sexist, and this has on occasion brought them into conflict with neo-Nazis and hooligans at away games. The organization has taken up an outspoken stance against racism, fascism, sexism, and homophobia and has embodied this position in its constitution. Team supporters traditionally participate in demonstrations in the Hamburg district of St. Pauli, including those over squatting or low-income housing such as the Hafenstrae and Bambule. The centre of fan activity is the Fanladen St. Pauli. The club prides itself on having have the largest number of female fans in all of German football. In 2002, advertisements for the men's magazine Maxim were removed from the team's stadium in response to fan protests over the sexist depictions of women in the ads.St. Pauli is also a worldwide symbol for punk and related subcultures.[1] The unofficial Totenkopf logo and the team's brown and white football jerseys have often been worn by international artists such as Asian Dub Foundation. Turbonegro recorded a special version of their song "I Got Erection" with re-worked German lyrics for St Pauli. Bad Religion played a charity match against St. Pauli's third team in 2000.[2] KMFDM frontman and Hamburg native Sascha Konietzko is a recognizable St. Pauli fan, even at one point placing a huge picture of a fist smashing a swastika on his band's main page with the caption St. Pauli Fans gegen Rechts! (St. Pauli fans against Nazis) underneath it. One of the most notable supporters and sponsors is Andrew Eldritch, lead singer of band The Sisters of Mercy. On his latest tour, Sisters Bite The Silver Bullet in 2006, Eldritch wore the famous Totenkopf shirt. German musicians: Fettes Brot, Die Arzte singer Bela B., Kettcar, Tomte and many other bands, most of them underground.Home fixtures at the Millerntor average greater attendance than any other team in the German third division, and often exceed turnouts for
second division teams. St. Pauli can also boast more season ticket holders than many Bundesliga teams. One study recently estimated that the team has roughly 11 million fans throughout Germany[3], making the club one of the widely recognized German sides. There are about 200 registered fan clubs, many of them outside Germany.St. Pauli are also known for their close links with many other foreign clubs and enjoy a particularly close friendship with Celtic with St. Pauli fans attending Celtic games on the continent when Celtic play UEFA competitions.Club cultureSt. Pauli opens its home matches with AC/DC's Hells' Bells, and after every home goal Song 2 by Blur is played, turning the stadium into a giant mosh pit.A rivalry developed between St. Pauli and Hansa Rostock in the early 90's because of the number of neo-Nazis among Hansa supporters at that time. As Hansa brought these groups under control and eventually banned them, the rivalry faded and died.The club's "hereditary enemy," is Hamburger SV, the city of Hamburg's largest and most successful football club. Past derby matches have taken place under close police watch to keep the supporters of the two sides separated, as HSV has a small, but visible group of neo-fascist fans. During derbies, HSV supporters have held up banners reading "HASS" (hate), or chanted "Zecke verrecke!" ("Ticks, croak it!"), while St. Pauli fans often answer, in allusion to the Italian leftist Ultra scene, "Amburgo, Amburgo: Vaffanculo!" (Hamburg, Hamburg: go fuck off!). As HSV's stadium lies on the outskirts of Hamburg, many St. Pauli fans see their club as the only "true" football club in the city. St. Pauli is very proud of having what is probably the last non-electronic scoreboard in the upper leagues. After every goal, a worker manually updates the scoreboard by taking down and then replacing a number placardst. pauli have a close relationship with glasgow celtic who see an affinity with the club because of it's left-wing polotics and mutual camoradery build up over numerous friendly games leading to many celtic fans adopting st. pauli as a "second" team.StadiumA floodlit Millerntor-StadionGift shop at the stadiumThe club's home is the Millerntor-Stadion. Work on the stadium began in 1961, but its completion was delayed as there was initially no drainage system in place, making the pitch unplayable when it rained. It originally held 32,000 supporters, but this has been reduced in recent years for safety reasons.In 1970, the stadium was renamed the Wilhelm Koch stadium, in honour of a former club president, but this was controversial when it was discovered he had been a member of the Nazi Party during the war, so the name was changed back to Millerntor in 1999. Currently, a reconstruction effort has begun. The goal, a total renovation of the stadium (expanded seating, new amenities, etc), is expected to be completed in 2013 and cost around 30 million euros.Team triviaSt. Pauli's supporters sometimes refer to the club as Weltpokalsiegerbesieger (World Club Champ beaters) after their 2:1 home win against Bayern Munich, the then-World Club Championship winners, in 2002. Another popular nickname for the
side is "Freibeuter der Liga" (Freebooters of the League) as well as das Freudenhaus der Liga ("league house of merryment", a double entendre for league brothel"').The sports club also fields a women's rugby team, which has won six national titles, the most recent in 2007.The club president Corny Littmann, long active in German theatre and head of the Schmidt Theater on the Reeperbahn, is openly gay.[4]The club hosted the 2006 FIFI Wild Cup, a tournament made up of unrecognized national football teams like Greenland, Tibet and Zanzibar. They participated as the "Republic of St. Pauli."Site oficial: http://www.fcstpauli.de/Camisa preta camuflada usada no Campeonato Alemao da Terceira Divisao em 2006/2007Camisa branca que esta sendo usada no Capeonato Alemao da Segunda Divisao 2007/2008GUITAR HERO 2Semana passada recebi meu presente de aniversario hehehe. Aproveitando a ida do melvin para NYC, dei dinheiro pra ele e pedi para ele comprar o Guitar Hero 2. O joguinho consiste em uma Guitarra Explorer Branca (sensacional!!!) onde vc toca classicos e mais classicos do Rock... e simplesmente viciante!!! Se nao me engano em Outubro sai o Guitar Hero 3 so com classicos dos anos 80!!!Vou ficando por aqui pq ja sao quase 11 da manha e nao fiz nada no trabalho ainda rsrsrsrsFui...
Ao som de "I fel like Gerry Cheevers" do Chixdiggit...e incrivel como essa musica me traz boas lembrancas...Nos conhecemos o Chixdiggit no Canada em 98, qdo fizemos a tour pelos USA e Canada. Foi mto engracado, pq vimos o Chixdiggit ao vivo pela primeira vez em um sabado a tarde em Toronto e pra ser mto sincero eu nao prestei mto atencao na banda, pq era um show com o Groovie Ghoulies e a gente so tinha olhos/ouvidos para eles. Lembro que saimos do show e o KJ (vocal do Chix) estava dando uma entrevista, qdo a gente passou por ele e ele veio perguntar de onde a gente era e etc... Lembro dele perguntando que som a gente levava e tal e qdo contamos que era "sounds like Ramones" ele me falou "acho que vces vao curtir o Chizdiggit"... Eu ri bastante, pq a principio tinha achado a banda uma bosta...Queimei minha lingua feio...pq quando chegamos em casa e o nosso host Canadense me mostrou o cd deles "Chixdiggit" (que saiu pela Subpop) eu simplesmente viciei!!! Fiquei ouvindo loucamente e hoje em dia posso dizer que esse cd em particular e um dos poucos em que consigo ouvir da primeira a ultima musica sem pular nenhuma!!!Se tiverem interesse, procurem na net os cds (Chixdiggit, Born on the first of July, Pink Razors e outros)Bom...acabei que fui fazer um "pequena introducao"e escrevi pra caramba!!! isso que da ficar quase 20 dias sem postar nada por aqui...rsrsrs eu "judiando"do meu proprio blog!Acho que mta gente sabe que ficamos mais de uma semana em sampa para tocar no Hangar, fazer o Jornal da MTV e jogar o Rock Gol da MTV... Foi simplesmente uma semana incrivel!!! Mtos contatos, conhecendo gente nova e fazendo um dos melhores shows da banda ate hoje!!!Obrigado a todo mundo que apareceu no Hangar e cantou da primeira a ultima musica junto com a gente...foi incrivel!!! Obrigado tb ao pessoal de todas as bandas, Alvaro do Disonicos, grandes amigos Gramofocas, Ventura e a tda familia do Fistt!!! Acho que tinha uns 8 anos que eu nao via o Nick!!!Na segunda de manha, comecamos (eu e o Melvin) a jogar o MTV Rock Gol. Nosso tim era formado pelo Carbona, Detonautas, Sepultura, Kiko Zambianchi, Rappa e o Rodrigo do Barao Vermelho.Empatamos o primeiro jogo por 3x3 contra o time do For Fun, Maldita e Nacao Zumbi, com direito a gol meu no ultimo segundo de jogo...foi bem emocionante!!! Confesso que gelei no comeco...eu jogo bola quase que tres vezes por semana, mas nunca com cameras filmando e um monte de gente vendo o jogo.Depois do jogo saimos voando para a MTV para poder gravar o jornal, que por sinal foi MUITO divertido! Para quem quiser dar uma sacada nos videos e so acessar o link abaixo:http://carbonamedia.fspina.com.br Na terca feira jogamos novamente e mais um empate...0x0 numa bobeira incrivel, que dificultou nossa classificacao para a semi final... Na quarta feira ganhamos do time do NX Zero por 5x2, mas acabamos eleiminados pelo time do For Fun...Bobeira imperdoavel!!! heheheVoltei de sampa na sexta
feira e o final de semana foi bem quieto... Para quem curte cinema, uma dica, Alpha Dog do Nick Cassavetes...filmao pesadao, mas mto bom!!!No campo futebolistico, o grande Romario finalmente conseguiu marcar o gol 1000 e hoje tem o meu tricolor lutando para chegar as finais da Copa do Brasil...tensao a vista...eu provavelmente nao vou conseguir ver o jogo na televisao, pq fico MUITO NERVOSO!!!Na proxima sexta voltaremos a Americana para tocar na Festa Privada (cartaz abaixo). Todo mundo da regiao esta convidado! Aparecam e facam a festa com a gente!Vou indo...com algumas fotinhos legais abaixoFuiEu e o derrick do SepulturaEu e o Andreas do SepulturaCartaz do show de Americana
Ola a todos...como diz o Henricao, os dis precisavam ter mais horas pq a correria ta tao grande que nao tenho tempo mais pra nada...To tendo que correr no trabalho com as coisas, pois semana que vem fico a semana toda em sampa pra gravar o Jornal da MTV na segunda e jogar o MTV Rock Gol a semana tdaBom...post rapidinho...nao poderia deixar de dividir isso com vcs...Acho que a grande maioria das pessoas sabe o qto sou fa do Screeching Weasel...tenho ate uma tattoo dos caras no braco. Dentro dos 19 ou 20 cds que tenho dos caras, logicamente que uma ou outra musica se destacam...Tem uma em especial chamada "Every Night" que e uma "pseudo-balada", que posso afirmar que esta entre as "top five" preferidas entre todas as musicas de todas as bandas que curto. Navegando pelo Myspace hoje, achei na pagina do Mass Giorginni (produtor do SW) um video dessa musica...ao vivo!!!Quase chorei!!! Ja ouvi aqui quase 10 vezes e continuo sem parar...e muito foda!!! Ta um pouco fora de sinc...mas nao importa...E MUITO FODA!!! Essa musica significa muito pra mim...Sabadao tem Hangar 110 com o Gramofocas e o Fistt...espero todos la fazendo a festa com a gente!!!Fui Sem som hoje...esqueci meu mp3 e to sem ter o que ouvir...Mais uma vez devido a correria do dia a dia, estou ha muito tempo sem postar nada por aqui. Post rapidinho...vou comecar a colocar algumas fotos da inauguracao do estadio Joao Havelange, no dia 30 de Junho passado. Jogo entre Flu e Botafogo que acabou com a vitoria do Botafogo por 2x1O estadio e muito bonito!!! Ainda nao tenho opiniao definida se eu gostaria ou nao que o Fluminense o arrendasse... As arquibancadas sao um pouco longe do gramado, o campo e bem menor que o do Maracana e a localizacao do estadio nao e das melhores (e longe!!!). De outro lado porem e sem duvidas um estdio de "primeiro mundo", onde vc consegue ver o jogo bem de qquer lugar do campo, entrada e saida sao feitas com facilidade e etc. Os servicos ainda precisam melhorar, junto com os banheiros tb...havia filas imensas para se comprar algo para comer/beber e tb para poder ir ao banheiro.Vale elogiar tb o sistema de transportes para o local. pela primira vez andei de trem no Rio e posso dizer que correu tdo as mil maravilhas...vagoes com ar condicionado e rapidez no trajeto. As torcidas tb ajudaram bastante fazendo uma grande festa e evitando confusoes!!!Para terminar, gostaria de deixar aqui o link do meu blog novo, onde estarei colocando as fotos da minha colecao de camisas de futebol. Hobby antigo que esta voltando com forca!!! Comprei uma arara la em casa e tirei todas as camisas do armario...elas agora estao tdas a mostra e a "fissura" para adquirir novas pecas aumenta a cada dia... quem se intressar por trocas e etc e so me mandar um email!!!BLOG SODAPOP FUTEBOLhttp://sodapopfutebol.wordpress.com/Fui!!! Ps: amanha fico mais velho... 31 aninhos!!! Ola...caramba, to ate com vergonha...la se vao 14 dias sem postar!!! To aqui eu em casa, praticamente
virado da nossa "noitada rock em Porto Alegre" e ao som de Gli Impossibili (banda Italiana fodona de bubblegum!!!)O mes de Abril esta CHEIO!!! Mtos shows, mto trabalho, uma correria so...mas nao tenho o que reclamar, pois gosto MUITO disso tudoComecamos por Fortaleza, nossa terceira vez no Hey Ho!!! Foi o show mais vazio que ja fizemos por , mas o pessoal presente estava bem animado e o show foi divertido...acho que a gente estava ate um pouco enferrujado, pois ja tinha um tempao que nao tocavamos ao vivo...mas foi FUN!!! Destaque para o passeio a tarde pela Praia de Iracema e um almocao no Pizza Hut de frente para o mar!!!Acordamos sabadao e fomos para Recife, onde se juntaram a "trupe" um amigao meu de infancia o Tomas (que tirou todas as fotos que estao abaixo) e a Constanca, nossa produtora... Fomos direto passar o som... O lugar e gigantesco!!! Sonzao de primeira e volta pra o hotel para uma dormida. O show foi mto legal, apesar de terem colocado a gente pra tocar numa posicao ingrata...entre o Marky Ramone a o Sepultura!!! As duas bandas mais esperadas da noite!!! Set curto (25 minutos) apenas...1 musicas quase todas emendadas...apenas uma pausa para o "Boa noite nos somos o Carbona e vamos tocar ate o final sem falar mais nada!!!" SENSACIONAL!!!Abaixo seguem algumas fotos tiradas pelo Tomas...tem ate foto minha jogando Guitar Hero!!!Voltamos para o Rio no domingo a noite e eu louco pra ir ver o Bad Religion...mas nao deu tempoSemana corrida no trabalho e preparativos para o show de Porto Alegre...nossa primeira vez no Classico OPINIAO!!!Nesse meio tempo no campo futebolistico, o Botafogo acabaou sendo campeao do segundo turno aqui do Rio como eu ja imaginava e vai fazer a final contra o Flamengo. La pelas bandas das Laranjeiras (pra quem nao sabe o Fluminense fica no bairro Laranjeiras) mandaram o Joel Santana embora...acho que nao tinha mais muito o que fazer...o cara realmente nao conseguiu acertar o time!!! Renatao Gaucho vem ai e vamos ver no que da!!!Chega entao o dia 25 de abril...quarta feira...nossa primeira vez no Opiniao!!! Eu e o Henricao trabalhamos ate a hora do almoco e ele foi encontrar comigo no centro pra ir pro Aeroporto. Nos juntamos la ao Miguelote e a Constanca e fomos para Porto Alegre. Tudo muito corrido pra variar!!! Chegamos e ja fomos passar o som. O lugar e muito classico!!! O show foi bem legal, Opiniao bem cheio e ate tinha uma galera que curtia a banda...mas nego estava mesmo e esperando pelo Less Than Jake... Por falar neles, nao conhecia mta coisa da banda, mas o show dos cara e MUITO divertido!!! Nao tem como nao sair pulando no meio do pogo com a galera!!! Foi uma noite e tanto!!! Revemos nossos amigos de POA, o grande Kanela!!! Sergio Vatos, James Tequila e mais um monte de gente...obrigado a todos!!!Bom...vou ficando por aqui...to caindo...dormimos apenas 45 minutos e eu e o Henricao fomos direto do aeroporto pro trabalho...CRUEL!!!Segunda feira dia 30 tem mais Carbona no Circo Vaoador ao