What better to do with alcohol, Alisha Lehmann?

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“What better to do with alcohol than without?” “How much money is in your account?” “What were you ashamed of as a child?” “When was the last time you panicked?” With these and many other private, cheeky and also indiscreet questions, Blick wrote countless pieces of paper and presented them to our national team stars.

Crnogorcevic, Sow, Lehmann, Buhler & Co. go undercover, ask themselves questions and answer on camera. “Zetteli” luck or “Zetteli” bad luck? Entirely in your own hands. At least none of them got bogged down of national players – all Answers are refreshingly honest.

Do you have a recurring dream and what does it look like?
Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic (32, midfield): I know I’m dreaming Unfortunately I can only remember the content once or twice a year and that sucks. When Lia tells us what she dreamed about over breakfast at the nationwide gatherings, I’m really jealous.

What have your parents told you over and over?
“Ana-Maria, don’t be so wasteful with your money!” Or, “You don’t have to buy everything other people have!”

What was your dream job as a child?
I’ve always wanted to be a doctor. Until at some point I realized what it takes: that you have to go to high school, how long it takes to study and so on. Then I didn’t want anymore.

What superpower would you like to have?
Nadine Riesen (23, defense): Mind reading would be great. Well, maybe not. It’s probably better if you don’t know everything the other person is thinking. I’m taking teleport. Then I can occasionally beam myself to my sister who lives in America, that would be cool.

What would you like to change about yourself?
Actually, I’m happy with myself. With all my quirks. Although, it occurs to me: I would like to have a darker skin type. When I’m in the sun, I hardly get tan, but rather red. That bothers me a bit.

Which person do you absolutely want to get to know and what do you want to know about them?
Luana Buehler (26, defense): I would really like to get to know Roger Federer. It amazes me how he managed to stay on top of the world for so long.

What should your last meal look like?
So if there’s one thing I can’t live without, it’s my mom’s lasagna. She makes the best by far.

What animal are you afraid of?
Viola Calligaris (27, defense): I don’t like cats. I don’t need spiders either. But I choose snakes: they scare me.

Who else do you need to apologize to?
With nobody. I am nice to everyone.

What person did you have a crush on as a teenager?
Noelle Maritz (27, defense): I was a huge fan of the “High School Musical” series – and during this time I raved about Zac Efron.

What are you virtually talentless at?
Unfortunately in drawing.

Who is your childhood hero or heroine?
My parents. They were always there for me, took me everywhere. It is only thanks to them that I have come this far in football.

What was the most embarrassing outfit you’ve ever worn?
Fabienne Humm (36, striker): Fashion is generally not my thing. But I never looked embarrassed, at least I don’t think so.

What do you like most about yourself?
I think I have a lot of humor and I am funny.

What do you regularly have too little time for?
Lia Wälti (29, midfield): Actually, I don’t see my family and friends enough in Switzerland. I miss a lot of birthdays or parties.

What are you saving from your burning house?
That’s easy: all my photo albums. When these burn, all the good memories of my past and childhood are gone.

What are you particularly proud of?
In general, on my career path and on the fact that I have always remained true to myself. I never lost my feet on the ground and I could do whatever I wanted outside of football.

Is there an experience you would like to miss?
Sally Julini (20, midfield): Maybe all the stupid things I did in school. I often skipped. And while I was there, I sometimes fell asleep in class.

What was the most embarrassing outfit you’ve ever worn?
Alisha Lehmann (24, striker): Not really embarrassing. But not all outfits used to be good, my style has changed.

What better to do with alcohol than without?
I would say I am more relaxed and talk a lot.

What can you do better than all your national teammates?
When we are bored, I write songs with my best colleague. Then we rap them together. I can do that better than the others.

What person did you have a crush on as a teenager?
Seraina Friedli (30, goal): I’ve always admired Gianluigi Buffon, but I wouldn’t say I was in love with him. Once upon a time there was a boy in high school that I found exciting.

When do you lose your temper?
When the train is late and I absolutely have to go somewhere. Then I can get really impatient. Although I am a very patient person.

how was your first kiss
Sandrine Mauron (26, midfield): That was with a boy towards the end of my primary school days. The kiss wasn’t really special.

What was your dream job as a child?
I always wanted to be a kindergarten teacher. But that didn’t go so well with football, so I became a clerk.

What helps you when you feel bad?
Livia Peng (21, goal): My friends, my family and also music. And of course the training, which I can completely switch off.

What do you spend way too much money on?
For the car lately. I don’t have my own in Spain yet, so I have to rent one. That costs a lot of money.

How much money is in your account?
Seraina Piubel (22, midfield): Definitely not enough.

What were you most afraid of as a child?
I used to be scared when I was home alone.

How long do you spend in the bathroom in the morning?
After fifteen minutes I’m done.

What were you ashamed of as a child?
Rachel Rinast (31, defense): Have I ever been ashamed? Yes, there was something. It was completely filthy. I always reeked of smoke when I was a kid because both my parents smoke. A friend’s mother once told me I stink and hung my coat outside. It was so embarrassing that I didn’t want to see this friend again. My parents have been smoking outside ever since.

Do you believe in life after death?
Oh god, how deep. Honestly No. I wish I would still believe in it. It would make it easier for me to deal with death. But the idea is nice if the souls would scatter. In trees or in the sea. Maybe I can go there?

What was your biggest mistake?
Onionui. Unfortunately I made so many wrong purchases. If I had put all that money aside, I would have been a millionaire today. So don’t buy so much stuff! Minimalism is key. However, I haven’t checked myself yet.

Are you an evil person?
Geraldine Reuteler (23, midfield): I think so. If someone doesn’t apologize to me, I may hold a grudge.

Which luxury can’t you miss?
There is nothing material there. Having such a wonderful family like me is a luxury for me. I can’t do without them.

What did your parents always tell you?
Marion Rey (24, Midfield): To follow my heart and never give up.

What keeps you awake?
When I study too much and am stressed. Then I really have trouble falling asleep.

What is the biggest stupidity of your life?
There are a few. Among other things, I’ve already fallen in love with the wrong person.

What song do you use to get in the mood for a game?
Ramona Bachmann (32, striker): I don’t have a specific song, but I like to listen to “house music” for games. That motivates me.

Would you forgive your partner for an affair?
No. Respect and communication are also very important, but trust is the most important thing in a relationship. An affair is a clear no-go.

What better to do with alcohol than without?
I hardly drink alcohol, I don’t even like it. When I drink, there really must be something to celebrate. And then I can definitely dance better.

What person did you have a crush on as a teenager?
Coumba Sow (28, Midfield): I thought Chris Brown was super cool – and so did Rihanna.

When do you lose your temper?
Usually with my little brothers and sisters. If I have to say the same thing 7,000 times and they still don’t get it. That’s understandable, right?

Do you sometimes cheat at games to avoid losing?
Sometimes I have to cheat or I’ll never win. For example, during sprint exercises. Even as a kid, I used to cheat because I wanted to win at all costs.

What was your name as a boy?
phone

What was the biggest stupid thing in your life?
Eseosa Aigbogun (29, Defence): I can’t decide, I’ll take the next question.

When was the last time you really panicked?
That was in the game against Montpellier. After being tackled badly, I attacked my opponent. A scuffle ensued and I was sent off with a red card.

What was your favorite thing to play with as a child?
Gaelle Thalmann (37, goal): Shelters nearby with many children. That was an adventure.

When were you really lucky?
In the penalty shootout in the second leg of the Euro 2020 play-offs against the Czech Republic. I was very lucky there.

What would your teacher say about you?
That I was a good, very decent and diligent student. Due to the sport much absent but always exemplary. Sounds boring, but it’s the truth.

Have you collected more parking or express buses so far?
Riola Xhemaili (20, Midfield): Since I’ve been driving, I’ve gotten a lot of express buses. They still come to my parents – they are not happy.

What do you spend way too much money on?
I like eating out very much. I think I could definitely cook more at home.

Do you cheat at games to avoid losing?
Yes. That’s why I often win. For example, in relay races I like to start earlier to be faster at the finish.

Source : Blick

Emma

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