If all who have to say at KSC and in Karlsruhe, something that this club love so selfless as Matthias Dreisigacker - instead dedicate themselves to the maintenance of collective neurosis Profile - would the club certainly not in such a pitiful condition! For years, the publisher makes the magazine "on your heroes!" by his detail-how knowledgeable soccer days stories about the KSC and the glorious part, deserves some dark past: As a chronicler of blue-white tradition and guardian of blue and white heritage, which currently does not seem to all relevant stakeholders in and around the sports club is the same high esteem. Now the publisher has
Block One, which also appears in the magazine hero, with a lavish picture book yet accepted another highly reputable concern: the assessment of the venerable Game Park stadium. At 160 pages the authors present Christian Pfeffer, Jens Fischer and Matthias Dreisigacker 155 illustrations, which, divided into sections such as "On the Way", "On the side line" or "If it's over," all facets of a Bundesliga game at Karlsruhe reflect day. "In the Wild Park - lasting impressions from the Karlsruher football stadium," provides for no Hochglanzanhimmelei current or former player - even if some of them, including Manfred Krafft, Michael Harforth and Rudy Fischer, of course, have their say - or a critical, but always loving look dirty details like rotten ticket booth, toilets and the odd rusting fences, but shows not only the stadium as a venue, but - and this is probably far more important - As a meeting ground of people of various sorts that brings together despite all the social, cultural, ideological and age differences in one thing: the love of a football club, the love of KSC.
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