what secrets lie behind these memoirs. find out even more city experience and explore fascinating world cultural heritage sites. t w world heritage 360. 4. i have 2 sites i have the african side but also off the german side. of the card i've been of i thought. for octopus and godchildren. i see myself totally as an african like a certain african who was born and was bred in germany. but my german side this doesn't mean to get things done to be in time to be punctual i don't like

it when people come later. if you really want to be my friend you must really come in time you. rather suffer the time the see your earth mature into the retarded. to my left side but as long as all does this to us comes because on most of the so let's also cuisine aboard on the street in the nations to fight off close to us the. colors are making most people most of us can look at sits the t.v. stuff. until they are smitten in the good additions to.

creek the capital of guinea in west africa. was born here in 1904 guinea is football crazy football is played everywhere no matter how small the space. a keen observer. pablo's father the 69 year old as a football legend in guinea as captain of his hometown club high $500.00 corrie he won the african champions league 3 times. he still regularly meets with the heroes of yesteryear the small nation of guinea was a major force in african football during the 1970 s. and. something equivalent to the franz beckenbauer of. sr is always recognised in public everyone knows who he is and his son pablo too.

did look up at the end of it keeping us from beginning. to get on. some. going. on what did. despite his hero status senior remains a modest man and problems police league career wouldn't have been possible without his father as a role model. do. you need. to do that. as a sport if you feel you can do. mantello t.m.

had to end his career prematurely because of injury. he worked as an embassy employee and was posted to germany in 1988 together with his 4 year old son possible back then football wasn't his passion. good for their good discardable. i don't when i budgeted out who did this but don't . suck my country song course he will then it's good war will. follow unrolled at the local club not that he was thinking of a professional career. as a. company for good in a school zone voice adama seems to be an on mind look what if he had initial lose if you. wanted side him into not into your thoughts and not sob under what happened to monetise you hadn't and some allies that lead to training that have no

basketball training these initial us medals for a cause if it does if. they stay in the. current mom conter. trunk chase for the youth coach at f.c. cologne discovered pablo more by accident. nothing positive for any of them shown on some innocently thought in these are. things on the net for the mic on top for an. authentic. straight away this exceptional talent was german youth champion with f.c. cologne the start of a great career playing at the new bag full grew up in this diplomatic quarter and gone. it was in this street that the young anthony 1st came into contact with football in the late 1960 s. . it was really great because we lived in the focus. and

you know we just blocked the road so no cars could pass they always had to take a deviation. without any further encouragement the son of a guy named diplomatically was playing on this. seething stuff go to bed was anthony's 1st club. business where his journey to a successful international. football career began. and then bang lies and that's what you say in german where the train passes and i'll never forget that pitch because that's where everything started for me and i went there with my brother but we didn't have football you know we were in this raining boots commish before. that's how you say in german and played with the rainbows scored 2 goals that day i don't believe everybody and that's how everything started.

from 6. how much almost with good will who moved to food no was serious amounts of less. than a in singer was anthony buffalo's best friend growing up in vaughan. together they fired f.c. rings. to victory after victory. in the early 1980 s. christophe down brought anthony foley to the youth team at f.c. cologne where he 1st encountered the big stars of the leak which wasn't always enjoyable but i remember there was the corrie door and the other left side where the young players were and on the right side all the established players well so you want to be good from the left to the right side and you needed to be mentally

very very strong because sometimes one of them will come and we'll say. how to go beyond all of us or did it burn here. he was reflecting. on your caller that's why i say mentally you have to be very strong but i was always protected by people like tony schumacher softening of. stephan ngos was one of those stars at f.c. cologne he was respected by everyone and took young anthony under his wing. shorn. to. often see from it only going on. instinct in us common in man warrior one or middle.

east in the money. on august 13th 1983 anthony made his bundesliga. not a normal premier for him or anyone else. i was one of the 1st blacks in the bundesliga 1st of all and i was the minister of a stadium. which is today a totally different ballgame in terms of no track. i walked in and i looked up there was a whole group of. blacks so i don't know if the way i played basketball player. and they got up and. they just made may dislike black power and i said hey i'm not alone here you know and i was a great feeling. and this spurned him on during his debut against the feds. even though the game ended in defeat.

the plate for my 3 minutes and we lost between my game was ok you know cyclone was a stepping stone. and in my career. i. learned a lot in terms of human relations but i learned also that i'm not training for the coach 1st of all i'm training for myself. on nov 5th 1994 problem t.m. played his 1st ponderously game as a central defender. to file kind of monday a fish beautiful it's not no time on mentions country does for. him to scream so much. pablo the former striker had the chance to score. his former youth coach cheered on from the stands by some young american english

like i think. but he not this country on filing and while it isn't with a 24 on schmidt that if i say i was in that winds one thing about this me is that i had many of them. or and vice not the least amount that i walk in skull pablo i'll assume. it was on the one i thought. would i be happy to for the event as my mind as a spear on. nothing on things there was a tape that says. boston for you and for the nice in the cliffs and so behind us if we don't do hopefully for you 100 miles. from then on he was playing against the best strikers in the league his 1st goal and his 10th win this legal game was against byron your. company in no for a couple of 16 meter. polls because nobody london drinkers in my

book and this was there to live in fear knew or cared someone else's towards. the had to send a message you. had to. run a car you know. for gas and you. his 1st professional contract was something special for pablo. depositors' and you find coffee to be an issue of us. country but he didn't you know the system was on the moment. anthony buffalo's bundesliga career stalled after his 2nd game. with even substituted halftime and didn't do well at all because there was a 2nd much out in the week and that's where he saw that hey. the very big i still

have a long way to go his 2nd game was also his last for cologne. 2 years after steve you he moved toward my sober house in the 2nd division one year after that to stuttgart a kicker's also in the 2nd tier between 87 and 89 he played for fortune of cologne impressing so much that he was brought back to the bundesliga by fortunate just off in 1909. where he provided more than just a few gold assists. i 1st in this league oh no i don't even remember. oh it was a penalty yes but. i'm the best sense in goal from the penalty spot i shouted to the left and he went through to his left yes i remember very very well. anthony buffalo's career in germany was hugely important to an entire continent.

creating a chances for all the african people you know for them. not being there were very difficult for us also for transplants and i think a credit to them. but as one of the 1st black footballers in the bundesliga he faced prejudices on and on. off the pitch. racism was a daily occurrence. it's gone it's gone it's the past you see i don't look back too much if i look back i'm happy. that i played in the ballistic i played in france as well what really makes me happy is that you don't really have so many issues of racism anymore in the industry. back in the days my favorite team . you can team with france for they have a lot of. africans plane. i'm a big fan of germany you know they have the buttons and they're as you have the podolski is from different background mesut ozil that's what i want to see.

his compatriots also want to see him in their national team. past and he finally give you for his country in 1901 the fans literally held him aloft and with the national t.v. experience something very special. you know you sit in the bus suddenly the whole bus stop singing. you know everybody starts singing you get out of the bus you're singing to intimidate you open and and this was something which i mean. gave me goosebumps. and african in the bundesliga was the exception in the early ninety's. problem stood out back then on the page it was hard but fair the racism came mainly from the fans. that's why it needs to be whole it is who hold us mentally you know if we convert your lunch off you have old in the blues you're

going to find. the off. piste and posting stuff from the moment from there for safety that's why i had a much less of as a marine also corresponds with would only happen if they want to be in the months of fly 50 that danny can oversee lets you doesn't. a lot. of concerts it'd be a deduction from school and the stamp was a t.v. $10.00. 0 if you refuse good market. indeed i became full on the streets pushed on to not assist missing things but. here's the exciting flag on the news who would. still to me an up shuffling teams in the foot must need to wonderful to this country. after cologne pablo spent 3 seasons with our got one he continued to mature and make

a name for himself so much so that he was bought by fire munich. however he struggled to become a regular starter under coach markets felt he only played 16 times in 18 months nevertheless it was a great learning experience for pablo. the save for the 4 holes because it's rich as an assistant this month who would not run with a full class son of ours to us. at least as good so given only. given as he got these i'm still on. the invite is a disease 1st and he's got to xen video in quincy let's examine. his country. his international career was special to. the decision to play for

kenny was for his father although pablo felt more german. malls took their songs to learn polluted taking their. beers way. led you as it did it begin in this civil $50.00 to. the junction of but is it did i'll admit that i just. remember national join other records. in the bundesliga pablo switched clubs. move into vault spoke in 2003 he played a vital role as captain and leader. ended his career when he was 34. before for the most toys. we've got in monaco you know. it's also another afrikaner. of looking to troops who should be in on the economy initiative of the flu spread of money or confused by the current one does it for

theone to see. me tom daschle and i know. he's a shift. pablo stayed loyal to vote. for a man who actually wanted to study medicine he cannot live without football for years he's been sporting director of the youth team and he's never really been homesick as a commissioner. is if we're going to clock. off a man of what's enough because in. nothing. that side. indoors on buses here on the. money can doesn't think abortion on view. of all of this regan is for me the sensors and least of the. meanwhile he passes on his experiences to those who

want to follow in his footsteps. make it look that son who took a path in life that wasn't planned. next and we've had syphilis and never go past. one on a funk whose votes has been been coffee the warden and i want to pause he tell you how we can understand for com 105 tate if not. denise sounds to me also even. though this is. uncertain that's an expense and often can. father it was months old would like his son to live in africa but he also respects that pablo has found a new film in germany. and the up will spalt love you keep going to shock us on dyster. due to the deformed.

by the professor. at the start you force was the. was. wrong. or not so and then today. after working as a diplomat for years in europe senior returned to conakry but it is unlikely that pablo will do the same. when anthony buffalo ended his career in 1909 he moved to ghana. where he has lived and worked ever since. i always wanted to live in africa and i think that i could be of more value on african soil. than in germany. he certainly is over the last few years anthony has made a big impact on going in football. between 20052008 he

was the coach of the national team. more and more he became interested in the sporting politics of africa in 2009 he founded a footballer's union in ghana which is a player's union it's a syndicate the fight and defend the interest of the players nobody believed in it before and now we've managed to get insurance for players we created the life of the football fund we had players getting their money back when salaries are not paid when they have contracts or differences locally and internationally most of the key players out of the union and that also includes former bundesliga players. and semi cool for the former f.c. byron star knows why baffle was so important for ghana but i think you know we have to be appreciated having the morrow you know from day one body. to play for god. i think that was the 1st step because he knew. maybe you have an influence

in our country of a football and it. knew who we had to involve in order to build something in gonna. be on the way to. the march through the one on the last. i believe. 3 times african bands won the champions league with the big most a great photo you know god still played for 860 munich as well. but he pele the superstar and got. together with another former professionals they are not only trying to change the structure of canadian football. what matters to them is a change in african football making it more competitive. here. they know the fish stinks from the head down. all. the organization is one of the key. problem in this

continent footballers have not been involved after. the game after the area like what tony is doing not only within ghana well within. the continent. obviously pele ended his successful international career in 1908 after 2 seasons with 860 munich where he learned a thing or 2 from the germans for example things that because of the skill for everything is ok and when i bring tony to come and speak to young footballers he would tell them that discipline is the key and if you also think that you should go to school with difficult and work will tell you. or you for playing play station. this is what we tell you to go through

a station the friction years reality. with his football union and he buffalo organizes training sessions for players without a club. he ensures that canadian football is for a main fit even if they are unemployed. ventura tracked the attention of scouts at the knee but phone regularly organizes friendly games. my idea before though is to create enough we can you know footballers receive i believe it was the time it was time to do something like that and the beginning not everybody believed in it but i can see things are moving on and business is one thing i've learned in germany even. when it becomes tough i use the words of oliver caught him of i don't remember the name of our.

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