Even during his football career, goalkeeper Tim Wiese was always an eccentric character, so it should be no surprise to see what he has turned to after quitting the game. The German excelled with Werder Bremen for many years but a disappointing spell with his final club Hoffenheim turned him towards the gym, and in turn professional wrestling. "I used the gym as an escape from the criticism,...Full Story »

Wycombe became only the second team to avoid defeat in League Two at the Greenhous Meadow this season as they held leaders Shrewsbury to a 0-0 draw in a top of the table clash. Micky Mellon's table-toppers thought they have won it in stoppage time when sub Andy Mangan had the ball in the net but Shrewsbury's joy was cut short by an assistant referee's flag. Shrewsbury started brightly and Jame...Full Story »

Wycombe look set to have Stuart Lewis and Josh Scowen available when they welcome Carlisle to Adams Park. The midfielders missed their first two matches of the season through injury and their returns to training have given Gareth Ainsworth a real boost ahead of the clash. But they will be hard pushed to find a way back into a Chairboys side that cruised past Newport and gave Championship Millw...Full Story »

Hoffenheim announced on Wednesday that they have signed Germany international goalkeeper Tim Wiese from Werder Bremen on a four-year contract. The transfer fee was not disclosed. Wiese, 30, had been at Bremen since 2005. He has played six games for Germany and was a member of the squad that finished third at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Wiese could soon be joined at Hoffenheim by Bayer...Full Story »

Germany reserve goalkeeper Tim Wiese has left the team before their departure for Azerbaijan for Tuesday’s Euro 2012 qualifier because of illness in his family, the national team said on Saturday. Wiese’s exit left coach Joachim Loew with just 16 infield players and two goalkeepers. function prev_photo() { if (YAHOO.Sports.article_carousel_current_index > 0) { goto_photo(...Full Story »