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I think he will get this week to turn it around. Doesn't get much harder than Spurs midweek and the derby against Schalke next weekend to do it thoughDo you believe he will be sacked?
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I think he will get this week to turn it around. Doesn't get much harder than Spurs midweek and the derby against Schalke next weekend to do it thoughDo you believe he will be sacked?
I don't really know, not that well informed when it comes to Dutch football but for the sake of them I hope he is not.Serious question, is Bosz the most promissing Dutch coach around?
Getting the picture, he will not last more than 1 weekI think he will get this week to turn it around. Doesn't get much harder than Spurs midweek and the derby against Schalke next weekend to do it though![]()
Tbf to Klopp or Tuchel they were exposed at Bundesliga level but they always were competitive at Champions League level, Bosz is just making them reach a new shit level, they couldn't beat Apoel in 2 matches.I just think it's stunning that Dortmund always manages to find managers who are incapable to change their system and adept to fast teams that always hurt them on the counter.
What i don't get about their defensive line is that regardless of what's happening elsewhere on the pitch, they seem to always be stuck on the half way line, surely the understand basic rules of defending ala if there's no pressure on the ball, drop back. I remember the Madrid match, although they were applying good pressure you just knew they were going to be beat cause the defensive line was doing things that weren't in accordance with the game.For a time it really looked this season as if they had improved defensively but this is just like the height of shitty high line defending, not even under Klopp's worst period with them it was as disastrous as it is now, they look like conceding with every opposition attack.
I think given that Wagner is coaching a poor side that has to play on the back-foot quite a bit he'd be a good option for them. He's had to learn how to organise a deep defence which the likes of Klopp or Tuchel haven't a scooby doo how to do.I don't really know, not that well informed when it comes to Dutch football but for the sake of them I hope he is not.
I just think it's stunning that Dortmund always manages to find managers who are incapable to change their system and adept to fast teams that always hurt them on the counter. People always bash Mou for his boring style but I have never seen any of his team consistently being this naive about defending.
Why? Today he made no mistake. That was all Bartra's doing. You can't blame the kerper for that.Burki is just awful.
Have you seen Stuttgart's 2nd goal?Why? Today he made no mistake. That was all Bartra's doing. You can't blame the kerper for that.
How is he gonna save that? His own defender is blocking his sight. That was just ublucky.Have you seen Stuttgart's 2nd goal?
Ah come on, you can't just completely absolve Burki from any blame there.How is he gonna save that? His own defender is blocking his sight. That was just ublucky.
Well, they didn’t face anybody good in their first wins and lost against every good team. Their opening schedule was very easy and the results therefore flattering/deceiving.Absolutely. They looked really good in their first 5 or 6 games apart from the CL, where you could already see the disaster coming.
The 1-0 happens because he first stays on his line instead of sweeping up the ball - then, after Bartra gets it for him, he suddenly rushes out for no reason instead of keeping his distance, hence he can't control the pass which Bartra played into his feet - which of course was a mistake by him, but one which was created by Bürki.Why? Today he made no mistake. That was all Bartra's doing. You can't blame the kerper for that.
And bring in who exactly?Bosz should have been sacked before the Bayern game. Leaving him in charge during the international break is fecking criminal.
That guy has been absent for at least 6 months.Where are our BVB posters at? Something something superior modern footballing tactics and counterpressing something something? Gone missing, what a surprise.
I saw the keeper already well off his line and coming out yet Bartra still played it to him, and at fairly decent pace. Both screwed up but the defender could have played elsewhere as he had control.The 1-0 happens because he first stays on his line instead of sweeping up the ball - then, after Bartra gets it for him, he suddenly rushes out for no reason instead of keeping his distance, hence he can't control the pass which Bartra played into his feet - which of course was a mistake by him, but one which was created by Bürki.
Generally speaking he's a good keeper, but it's becoming more and more clear that he has a problem with pressure.
Klinsmanns reputation as a manager is quite low in Germany since his Bayern stint, so not really.Who are the likely managerial candidates if they did can the Bosz?
Klinsmann in with a shout?![]()
If no miracle happens he will lose both games.I've watched them now against Bayern and Stuttgart and they're a long way from the team that had their best ever start to a Bundesliga season. Bosz has two games coming that he dare not lose - Spurs in the Champions League and Schalke for obvious enough reasons. Saw them against Spurs at Wembley about two months ago wasn't overly impressed.
They need to either get Favre or go for someone like Hasenhüttel or Nagelsmann so they finally get a manager who is capable of other modes than positioning his defensive line at the half line no matter what or who they play against.Who are the likely managerial candidates if they did can the Bosz?
Klinsmann in with a shout?![]()
We should move to take him away from this BSTs. Him in that position we play Mata against Newcastle will be ace.Pulisic probably looking for a way out, they can have Mkhi back as partial payment![]()
While I agree that he has a good track record, I would not use superlatives. For every Lewandowski there is an Emre Mor or Sebastian Rode. Pulisic and Weigl are/will be great, but you didn‘t need super powers to identify Reus or Dembele for example.Mislintat had been chief scout for many years and has in recent years climbed to a sort of Technical Director position at BVB.
He's one of the main reasons for all the unbelievable transfer scoops BVB managed over the years.
He'll be gone at the weekend when they lose to Schalke.So how long has Boez got left?
I think he should try to get some job outside of managing football teams as he surely has no clue about how to get teams playing to their potential. Tuchel was a sociopath and the BVB board had its reasons to fire him, but at least he was good at managing a team. Bosz is completely overwhelmed by the job at his hand.So how long has Boez got left?
I do not really think it is defense, system or coach - even if nothing of this is really ideal. It is the whole structure of this team. It is nice to have young and promising offensive players, but the most important is to have a relieable backbone in the team, leaders that aren't that just by name but by nature. And as good as a player like Aubameyang is - he is a bad apple with his attitude and lack of discipline.Just can't get over how bad their defence is. This is a major european club we're talking about, not some second division team.
Pulis or Big Sam would probably improve things, that's how bad it's getting.
Being serious, their next manager needs to be a bit more pragmatic. Get a proper defensive structure in place e.g. don't park your back 4 on the halfway line, have proper defensive midfielders and then bank that the likes of Pulisic, Reus (if he can stay fit for 5 minutes) and obviously PEA can win games with individual brilliance.
A little like Zidane did when he first took over at Real Madrid. Made them more solid and then of course Ronaldo wins the game.