26 years ago today: Trapattoni began his legendary angry speech

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26 years ago today, Giovanni Trapattoni wrote history. During a press conference, the then Bayern coach was really angry. Phrases like “What does Strunz allow?” or “In this game there were two, three or four players who were as weak as an empty bottle” have long since become a cult. This also applies to the end of his monologue: “I’m done.” By the way, the Italian will celebrate his 85th birthday next Sunday.

Töff World Cup: Latest Swiss successes

1. Last Swiss starter: Noah Dettwiler (GP Japan 2023)
   Today the motorcyclists start their new World Cup season in Qatar. Moto3 rider Noah Dettwiler was also there. The 18-year-old was able to participate in two races last year. Numbers 20 and 26 stood out.
2. Last Swiss points driver: Tom Lüthi (GP Valencia 2021)
   In his last season, Töff-Tom no longer competed for victories, but regularly finished in the points. At the last race in Spain, the then Moto2 rider finished in 12th place.
3. Last Swiss podium driver: Tom Lüthi (GP Valencia 2019)
   The last Swiss to reach the podium in any of the three classes was Lüthi. At the season finale in Spain he was narrowly defeated by South African Brad Binder in the Moto2 class.
4. Last Swiss driver to win: Tom Lüthi (GP of the Americas 2019)
   Of course, the last Swiss GP winner is also called Tom Lüthi. After his rather unsuccessful MotoGP adventure, he returned to the Moto2 class in 2019. There he celebrated another victory in the third race.
5. Last Swiss world champion: Tom Lüthi (2005)
   Lüthi was 19 years young when he became world champion in the 125cc class in 2005. He then won four races and had a five-point lead over his opponent Mika Kallio at the end of the season.

The Austrian Toni Polster is more than just an ex-footballer: he was already a singer and is still a gifted entertainer. As a kicker he won three championships in his home country. He became a cult footballer, especially during his time in Cologne. Today, Sunday, Polster celebrates its 60th birthday.

That’s how old Lionel Messi was when he was promised a contract with FC Barcelona on a piece of paper. This historic piece of paper will now be auctioned between March 18 and 27. Experts assume that this ‘contract’ will be sold for more than 1 million euros.

Source : Blick