finally, we will show you bayern munich s tribute to franz beckenbauer this evening, who passed away at the age of 78 on monday. lighting up the allianz arena with a thank you, franz . he has been credited with being has been credited with being at the beginning of the modern day bayern munich. franz. many people say the club would not be one of the world s greatest football clubs without the foundations he laid, he led them to domestic and european success in the 60s and 70s and he also won the world cup with germany as both a player and a manager. that is it from us. thanks for watching. see you soon. hello, there. this time last week, low pressure dominated
charismatic leader in sports over the last many decades. finally we will show you bayern munich s tribute to franz beckenbauer this evening, who passed away at the age of 78 on monday. lighting up the allianz arena with a thank you, friends. he has been credited with being deaf thank you, franz. many people say the club would not be one of the world s greatest football clubs without the foundations he laid, he led them to domestic and european success in the 60s and 70s and he also won the world cup with germany as both a player and a manager. that is it from us. thanks for watching. see you soon. hello, there. this time last week, low pressure dominated the weather story,
finally, we will show you bayern munich s tribute to franz beckenbauer this evening, who passed away at the age of 78 on monday. lighting up the allianz arena with a thank you, franz . has been credited with being at the beginning of the modern day bayern munich. many people say the club would not be one of the world s greatest football clubs without the foundations he laid, he led them to domestic and european success in the 60s and 70s and he also won the world cup with germany as both a player and a manager. that is it from us. thanks for watching. see you soon. hello, there. this time last week,
the way he behaved outside. there was always a lot of grace. he was not one of these loud, rude guys with drinking and things like that, no. he was really celebrating football in a very beautiful way. he stood for the beauty of the game, the way how he touched the ball, but also outside the pitch. he was a guy who loved to live. he was very well managed, robert schwan who was the first manager of bayern munich and then of franz beckenbauer he took care of him, he made him big, he brought in all of the advertisements. franz was a ladies guy he love the ladies and the ladies loved him. he was married three times. but he had long term relationships and a lot of people admired him for the way he just walked around. and he had golden hands. whatever he took in his hands, as a player, as a manager, as a president of bayern munich, he wanted to bring the world cup to