MARGARET HUGHES ROBBEN was born on Dec. 31, 1924 in Cincinnati, Ohio, the second daughter of James H. and Ethel G. Hughes. Her birthday was always a cause for celebration. She died on Jan. 2, 2015 at ...

The Dutchman has endured a stop-start year with both his country and Bayern Munich thanks to injury, and he told news outlet NOS (via Sport) that he can't wait for it to end. Bayern are eight points ...

Arjen Robben has ended speculation about his Bayern Munich future by signing a two-year contract extension that will keep him at the club until June 2015, the Champions League finalists announced on ...

Arjen Robben's fantastic 2014-15 campaign came to a crashing halt on Tuesday, as the prolific Bayern Munich winger suffered a calf injury in the DFB Pokal semi-final loss to Borussia Dortmund. He has ...

The Dutch international suffered torn stomach muscles in the first half of Bayern Munich’s 2-0 loss to Borussia Mönchengladbach on Sunday and reports say he’ll be missing six to eight weeks. The ...

Netherlands forward Arjen Robben has officially pulled out of the squad’s Euro qualifiers against Turkey and Spain, Fox Sports reports. While playing for Bayern Munich on Sunday, Robben suffered a ...

Berlin, Sep 4 (EFE).Berlin, Sep 4 (EFE). — Bayern Munich’s winger Arjen Robben will be out of the field for four weeks with a groin injury, Bayern Munich confirmed on Friday. The Dutch international ...

When Arjen Robben joined Bayern Munich in August 2009, the Bavarians were very much second-division as far as the European elite was concerned, and the Bundesliga was a fun league that turned out ...

Augusta? Roger Robben, a former Kansas University fullback who played for football coach Glen Mason from 1989-91, passed away unexpectedly Monday morning after returning home from a run. He was 46.

MUNICH (Reuters) – Arjen Robben has extended his contract with Bayern Munich for another two years until 2015, ending months of media speculation about the Dutch winger’s future. “I have always said I ...

Augusta? Roger Robben, a former Kansas University fullback who played for football coach Glen Mason from 1989-91, passed away unexpectedly Monday morning after returning home from a run. He was 46.