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Gelsenkirchen

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Sep 26, 2026

Sam McKinnonGUEST
18:36
Next up,
Kevin RodriguezHOST
18:37
I just want to give a congratulations to the champion of the 2026 Germany Grand Contest, which took place in Gelsenkirchen.
Kevin RodriguezHOST
18:47
So congrats to Niek.
Kevin RodriguezHOST
18:49
He won with a Necromancer deck.
Michael SailstorferGUEST
39:47
I work on different gallery shows, like one for Mexico City for my gallery I work with for Proyectos Monclova.
Michael SailstorferGUEST
39:55
I work on a museum show for a museum in Germany, a small museum in Gelsenkirchen, which is opening last week of November.
Michael SailstorferGUEST
40:07
It's going to be an indoor installation in three gallery spaces in an outdoor sculpture.
Michael SailstorferGUEST
40:15
The outdoor sculpture is pretty clear.
Henning WehnGUEST
38:19
It's just we can't hold on to any of them.
Henning WehnGUEST
38:20
And Gelsenkirchen is a town of only 200,000 inhabitants.
Henning WehnGUEST
38:26
So there is no other town that has got more national team players than Gelsenkirchen in regards to where they were born.
Henning WehnGUEST
38:34
And what's
Josh WiddicombeHOST
38:34
that all about? Gelsenkirchen
Henning WehnGUEST
38:35
more than Berlin.
Henning WehnGUEST
38:37
So Gelsenkirchen 200,000 people, Berlin 3 million still.
Henning WehnGUEST
38:40
There's more national team players.
Ian HamiltonHOST
29:22
Yeah.
Ian HamiltonHOST
29:24
So they have it, the Pro Wrestling Grand Prix Weekender starts on Thursday, September 24th at the Academy in Gelsenkirchen for Inner Circle.
Ian HamiltonHOST
29:33
That's to check plenty of tickets available for that.
Ian HamiltonHOST
29:35
Pro Wrestling Grand Prix Weekend, they've got the tickets split by festival tickets, day tickets or individual show tickets at this point.
Sam HuxleyGUEST
41:23
Um, m- I mean, it's got to be between about 2000 and 2004 'cause Des Lynam's presenting.
speaker_9GUEST
41:32
So 2004, was it Gelsenkirchen, which presumably was the first time it was there?
Sam HuxleyGUEST
41:37
Yeah.
Sam HuxleyGUEST
41:38
I just don't think you'd be listing out all the great players.
Rory PetreHOST
27:23
Yeah, Leverkusen and Leipzig might go toe-to-toe in this one.
Rory PetreHOST
27:27
Also on Sunday, Schalke take on Elversberg, two newly promoted sides go head-to-head in Gelsenkirchen and should be a fun match-up, this, because if we see Schalke... be on the front foot more so and show more of that attacking side like they did in Berlin just last week.
Rory PetreHOST
27:48
I think that will be great.
Rory PetreHOST
27:49
And Elbsburg, of course, will approach it the exact same way as they have done in their first three matches.
Manuel VethHOST
53:31
There's a reason why they're considering expanding their stadium to 90,000 seats.
Manuel VethHOST
53:36
There's nothing else going on at Gelsenkirchen, but you can guarantee you that 90,000 people will show up for that football club every week.
Manuel VethHOST
53:44
You could nuke Schalke and 90,000 people would show up to watch Schalke play.
Manuel VethHOST
53:49
And this is, I think, that's something that people need to fundamentally understand.
Martin TylerGUEST
4:02
... on the morning of the match, and Graham was there-
Graeme SounessHOST
4:03
That was Gelsenkirchen
Martin TylerGUEST
4:04
... as a guest.
Martin TylerGUEST
4:04
It was Gelsenkirchen.
Graeme SounessHOST
4:05
Gelsenkirchen.
Martin TylerGUEST
4:05
Yes, it was.
Martin TylerGUEST
4:06
Yeah.
Graeme SounessHOST
4:17
We were out for dinner.
Paul Schmidt-TroschkeHOST
14:37
And they actually managed to get a draw out of Bayern Munich and broke another streak, namely the first game since more than one and a half years happened in which Bayern did not score at all.
Paul Schmidt-TroschkeHOST
14:50
And so for the more than 60,000 fans in the Veltins Arena in Gelsenkirchen actually felt this like they probably already won the whole season for them.
Paul Schmidt-TroschkeHOST
15:04
Because to right now not lose against Bayern as any team, basically, but then as the team, as one of the two teams which got promoted, was just an amazing thing.
Paul Schmidt-TroschkeHOST
15:16
And I mean, Bayern with Kompany on the sidelines, they really tried everything.
FlavGUEST
21:22
I just hadn't seen it.
FlavGUEST
21:25
You were in Gelsenkirchen with me.
FlavGUEST
21:27
He was literally in the stadium with me, with his
Rory JenningsGUEST
21:29
top

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Rory JenningsGUEST
35:35
Because by now, I've gone from the seat that I was in, I've got into the...
Rory JenningsGUEST
35:39
How did you get in there?
FlavGUEST
35:40
Because I know when we were in Gelsenkirchen, it weren't easy.
FlavGUEST
35:43
No, no, it wasn't easy.

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