Volker Finke has an unshakable sense of the fine production. When, after 16 years at SC Freiburg had to involuntarily vacate the field, he wanted a nice song to say goodbye. "Non, je ne regrette rien" ("No, I regret nothing") by Edith Piaf tootled on 20 May 2007 by the Boxing Stadium, and was the equally musically and textually appropriate end of an era.
Finke had risen three times as a coach with the Freiburg in the Bundesliga, three times and again, and in between there was even admired twice European Cup for the fans of small clubs from the Breisgau. Finke and Freiburg were together a long time so low that trainers for another engagement in Germany was almost as inconceivable.
Finke had risen three times as a coach with the Freiburg in the Bundesliga, three times and again, and in between there was even admired twice European Cup for the fans of small clubs from the Breisgau. Finke and Freiburg were together a long time so low that trainers for another engagement in Germany was almost as inconceivable.
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