Recent content by mvpkennedy

Yes the Bundesliga is a very attacking league with a lot of young pressing-focused coaches. Today Werder played quiet defensive but fell apart after Kane scored the 0-2.

Lewandowski has 10 Goals + 6 Assists in 11 Matches against Premier League Clubs since 2013 (Arsenal, City, Spurs, Chelsea) He didnt score in neither of the 2 games against Liverpool, when it was the weakst Bayern team for years (with Kovac).

Guardiola Neuer - Lahm, Boateng, Puyol, Alaba - Busquets, Xavi, Iniesta, de Bruyne - Messi, Villa Klopp Alisson - Pisczek, Hummels, van Dijk, Robertson - Gundogan, Coutinho, Gotze - Mane, Salah, Lewandowski

1.Modric 2.Varane Honorable Mentions: Umtiti, Subasic, Courtois, Hazard, Laxalt, Coutinho, Mbappe, Kante, Pavard, Vida, Cheryshev, Trippier, Pickford, Vrsaljko, Kane, Pogba What about team of the tournament? Courtois - Trippier, Vida, Varane, Pavard - Kante, Modric, Mbappe, Coutinho, Hazard -...

Ehhhh maybe cause he was a winger at first? Klopp changed his position from right winger to Center forward. Since then he improved his goal record massively and was going toe to toe with Lewandowski in the Bundesliga. Btw: he was one of the very few players that performed in Klopps last season...

With Inter: 0:2 United, 1:0 Chelsea, 1:0 CSKA, 0:1 Barcelona With Chelsea: 1:2 Barcelona, 2:3 FC Bayern, 0:1 Liverpool, 1:1 Barcelona, 1:1 Porto, 2:1 Valencia, 1:4 Liverpool, With Porto: 1:1 United, 2:2 Lyon, 1:0 La Coruna

I did it myself.(checking the last 12 games) :D Jose Mourinho: with Real 1:1 FC Barcelona 1:1 CSKA 3:0 Nikosia 1:2 FC Bayern 2:1 United 2:3 Galatasaray 1:4 Dortmund with Chelsea 1:1 Galatasaray 1:3 PSG 0:0 Atletico M. 1:1 PSG with United 1:2 Sevilla So Mourinho´s Record is equally bad, did...

With Bayern & City his away record in the knockout stage: 2:0 Arsenal 1:1 United 0:1 Real Madrid 0:0 Shakhtar 1:3 Porto 0:3 FC Barcelona 2:2 Juventus 2:2 Benfica 0:1 Atletico M. 1:3 Monaco 4:0 Basel 0:3 Liverpool 2 Wins, 4 Draws, 6 Losses! 13:19 Goals Would be interesting to compare it with...

Yeah Please compare the 7! Years of Klopp with the 2! Years of Tuchel.

The stand out teams are: Germany, France, Brazil, Spain and Belgium. Maybe in that order. My line ups would be: Germany: Neuer/ter Stegen - Kimmich, Hummels, Boateng, Hector - Kroos, Gundogan/Khedira/Can/Goretzka, Muller, Ozil, Reus/Sane - Werner France: Lloris - Sidibe/Sagne, Varane...

He won the DFB Pokal with Dortmund. :rolleyes:

1.Pep 2.Heynckes 3.Simeone 4.Allegri 5.Klopp 6.Pochettino 7.Tuchel 8.Jardim 9.Low 10.Conte Honorable mentions: Sarri, Montella, Bielsa, Nagelsmann, Mourinho :D, Spalletti, F.Inzaghi, Tedesco Edit: Totally forgot about Zidane and Valverde :eek: So Zidane number 4 and Valverde to the honorable...

Proved his variability. Played a pressing and more defensive style with Mainz (changing formation for nearly every opponent) and then changed the DNA of Dortmund within a few weeks. From Klopp´s high pressing high intensity to a positional play with more possession. (4-1-4-1 or 3-4-3)

Neuer Lahm - Maldini - Ramos - Cafu Xavi - Iniesta - Zidane Ronaldinho - C.Ronaldo - Messi

Looking at the individual quality of the squads, Liverpool is clearly behind City, United, Chelsea & Arsenal. So it still is a decent season for them to be in the mix of finishing top 4. And for those who question his achievements in the Bundesliga? Dortmund was not a "one time wonder" champion...