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Luca Wodtke
Hi, I'm Luca!
A recent graduate from Bournemouth University with a Masters of Arts in Multimedia Journalism.
A highly motivated, personable individual with proficiency in news and creative writing. Extensive knowledge in web and print design, paired with wide-ranging SEO and social media skills. An enthusiastic, well-travelled sports fan who is fluent in both English and German.
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Football
Working in Football
Football is one of the most competitive occupational fields. The women who do get a foot in the door have often been the victims of misogynistic abuse.
In the Stadium
Real life stories from females who are in football stadiums across the United Kingdom: players, referees, and stewards tell of their experiences with misogyny.
The Football Fandom
Fan community in football is one of the most important components of the sport. But unfortunately, a good fan experience isn't open to all.
'Don't treat me like a woman - treat me like a football fan'
This features series is about the women in football. Whether they are in the stadium, in the office, or in the fandom.
Part 1: A conversation with Ralf Rangnick
Despite his great successes, Ralf Rangnick has never forgotten his roots. The “professor”, as many call him, was born in the small southern German town of Backnang.
Part 2: A conversation with Ralf Rangnick
“When parents go against the will of their own child and send them to another part of Germany, you have to ask yourself whether they are “good parents”.
Could Germany's "50+1 rule" increase fan power in English football?
After the billionaire owners of some of the world's richest clubs failed to start a new European league, some fans believe it's time for a new model of ownership at English teams.
On the inside: Bundesliga youth academies
Young talent is our future. German football only realised this after a very disappointing performance in the 2000 European Football Championship.
SC Freiburg: Learning By Doing
SC Freiburg is the leading Bundesliga club in terms of how long they let their own youth play in professional matches.
Football Engineering for the World
Football apprenticeship “made in Baden-Württemberg” begins in Mannheim.
Other Sports
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Miesbach humiliated in 9 goal thrashing
TEV Miesbach leave the third division after losing 28 of their 31 games this season.
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TEV Miesbach: “We wanted to say goodbye properly to our fans, but we didn’t succeed.”
After only one year in the third division, having lost 28 of 31 games, Miesbach will be playing back in the fourth division next season.
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TEV Miesbach face one last home game before the end of a disappointing season
TEV Miesbach face Peißenberg in their last home game of the season. Peißenberg is already qualified for the play-offs to be promoted from league four to three.
Q&A with a young athlete: Michael Kristic
Michael “Mike” Kristic from Germany stood on ice skates for the first time with three. This opened his heart to his one true love: ice hockey.
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5 Tips… On How To Balance Your Life As A Young Athlete
Many athletes start participating in competitive sports at a very early age. Here are five tips to help you ensure you’re always on top of your game – yes, pun intended!
COVID-19
Germany offers COVID-19 test training for individuals
In Germany, a negative COVID test no older than 24-hours is needed to enter establishments. COVID-19 test training is now offered for everyone.
India Suffers Vaccine Shortage Despite Being World’s Largest Vaccine Manufacturer
India has been suffering under their second COVID-19 wave for a few weeks now, even though it is home to the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer.
Germany considers lockdown relaxations for vaccinated citizens
With over 6 million fully-vaccinated people, Germany asks which freedoms, if any, these people should receive to go back to normality.
Psychologist warns of dangers of continuous home working
With lockdown extensions across the globe, workers are forced to continue working from home. But how does this affect us?
Schools in Germany due to close again despite final exams approaching
Just three weeks after reopening schools in Germany, politicians are discussing closing them again after a recent rise in coronavirus infections.
Various
'Women make the world go round, listen to women'
Women from around the world share their thoughts on the International Women's Day and climate crisis.
Storm Barra: councillor and business owner criticise flood control measures
As Storm Barra caused severe flooding, a councillor and resident criticise BCP council teams for neglecting flood control.
A Midwife: Hero, Supporter, Best Friend
This Wednesday, 5th of May, a profession as old as child-bearing is celebrated: International Midwife Day.
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University of Portsmouth: What now? The big question for foreign students after Brexit
The end of June is known to be a wonderful time of the year. In June 2016, however, a decision was made that left many foreign students feel a chill run down their spine.
If you’re going to fail, fail like this dog
Cute animals doing things wrong never fail to amuse the Internet. The newest sensation is rescue dog Olly, who really struggled at the prestigious annual Crufts dog show.
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