The post didn’t even make sense in the first place. Just a poor attempt at trying to be funny. This is club level football. And taking into account English clubs’ record against German clubs in finals playing even an injured Bellingham may have been the better option.
He's so smug, bet he's in tears now.
Even Stevie Wonder could've seen this coming
Not a mainstream league but Salzburg have won 10 in a row.
Everyone knew Dortmund would bottle it.
And they were met.
Its ownership rules only sound good in theory. In reality it's made it easy for the club with the largest financial advantage to dominate and has discouraged any wealthy owners to buy a Bundesliga club due to the lack of control they'd have. It's a failing model.
100%
Statement would have some substance, if Dortmund came close to Bayern because they would have been so good. But they weren't. It was nothing else then Bayern imploding in the middle of the season. And yet, here we are because Dortmund isn't able to win a game of football at home to 9th place Mainz. Mainz! This isn't a dig at Bayern (not this time), this is a dig at the Bundesliga. Watching and celebrating how their product gets worse and worse. Hopefully, they'll remember to be happy about having the 50+1 rule, making sure that the league stays as pointless as it is cause it cements the status quo with Bayern towering above everybody else. But also, not their fault alone, that teams like Dortmund, Leverkusen, Frankfurt or Wolfsburg are seemingly incapable on building something even if they have an abundance of time to do it. Leipzig of all people is the team, that manages to do it alone. 50+1 hooray.
Not only Bundesliga. Many big teams had an underwhelming season. Actually all bar Man City.
The real trophy was in Dortmund. They took a replica to Köln.
Are you more happy winning this title or the eighth in a row?
We’d beat you, you ain’t nothing special.
sky just confirmed "from internal sources"
While the Stuttgart result was laughably bad, there's absolutely no excuse for not beating Mainz at homeIt was funny seeing the stewards at Dortmund's stadium stand in anticipation of their fans running onto the field, and then quitely sat back down after Musiala scored.
But seriously, was laughing for 90 minutes seeing Dortmund chock this but felt bad after the final whistle seeing their players cry. Heartbreaking for them. The title was lost with that horrendous collapse versus Stuttgart. Had they first not conceded twice to a relegation team that was down to 10 men, and then also just defended for 2 minutes in stoppage time, they would've won the title.
If Dortmund are serious about challenging next season, the first thing they'd do is sack Terzic. The guy is nowhere near a top level manager, the equivalent of Dortmund's Ole, just vibes and no tactics.
Dortmund He could have prevented the 1st goal for Mainz. He missed a penalty and missed another 97% in the 2nd half. He could have won Dortmund the title himself.
They're staying to say good bye to club legend Jonas Hector and Timo Horn
I seem to have touched a nerve. The standard is poor. The only difference this year is that Bayern followed suit.
The original Meisterschale was at Dortmund. Bayern Munich celebrated with a replica. Although, you'd expect the German FA to know better...
Incompetence at almost all clubs and Bayern's economic power advantage will make sure it's not going to change in the next 20 years.
This last matchday had plenty of drama and more twists than the spine of a hedgehog flattened on the highway. It was only interesting because the teams at the top have become equally atrocious.
So not in the mainstream leagues, I thought as much.
TBF beyond the choking title race there were loads of interesting stories. Union Berlin making CL is incredible, basically same as Brentford making CL so shows the achievement although personally wanted Freiburg to get as that would've been another great achievement by Christian Streich. Still Europa league again shows how well run Freiburg generally are.
