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Complete meltdown. Loving it.
Old men get angry, shaking their fists at clouds. That's really it because the people in Germany who have always been the harshest in their critique are these Bayern bosses themselves. It's absolutely ridiculous that they would come out and criticize everyone else while they have been doing exactly what they criticize for years. It's not double standard, it's even worse, it's a warped sense of reality that two convicted criminals like Hoeness and Rummenigge go out there and try to tell the media and analysts what they are allowed to say and what not. Of all public meltdowns in German football, this has to be the worst as there are no entertaining qualities as there were with Trappatoni for example.
I don't think it's anything out of order. Kovac seems out of his depth, so the media picks on him and on the club as a whole, becaus performances aren't great. DIE MANNSCHAFT had a group stage exit at the WC and it didn't look like Löw was reforming, so the media picks on them, too. It's a bit rough for the Bayern's NT players, because they get slammed on both fronts, but that's life as an elite footballer.
The funny thing is a can totally see KHR and Hoeneß acting smug (like saying if they don't want the criticism they should do better work) if this was happening to another club.
Cheers mates.The trigger was when after the NL-Germany match, the press singled out Neuer, Boateng, Hummels (and Muller), saying they are finished etc.
Plus lots of ridiculous stories in the last few weeks about internal proceedings at Bayern, but most of them seemed true.
German punditry scene is heavily dominated by Ex Bayern players (Effenberg, Matthaus, Kahn) who like to dish it out and they hate that.
It has a certain entertainment value but the truth and the problem is these people actually believe what they said and these are the people in power. It makes you afraid just to think what goes on in the minds of politicians and what warped sense of reality they must have to say certain things or act in certain ways. As a Bayern fan (that I'm luckily not) I would be terrified after seeing this complete public meltdown by the club's leadership.No entertainment value? This stuff is brillant. I laughed at Hoeneß being criticzed for his double standards, Rummenigge citing the constitution, Brazzo, well, being Brazzo not understanding anything that happens around him just repeating hollow phrases while trying hard to appear serious and competent and so much more. My highlight was when the journalist asked Hoeneß if he himself wasn't too hard when he criticized Özil and Hoeneß answered "I shouldn't have said 'shit', I should've said crap" as if that would make it that much better
For the German speakers I can only recommend the 11freunde liveticker. Pure comedy: https://www.11freunde.de/liveticker/die-pk-von-hoeness-rummenigge-und-brazzo
Can you even imagine if Mourinho said those things in a press conference? Media would have an absolute field day, every football show would be a José special.Total public meltdown by the entire club leadership today - and people around here dissect every word by Mourinho in press conferences. This was at least a year worth of his packed into a single one. And it just confirmed that Hoeness, Rummenigge et al have a really warped sense of reality and just aren't up to the task anymore. They are one of the biggest problems at the club and a main reason they are heading in the wrong direction.
I don't think either polices that kind of stuff. How Bayern act with the media is their own thing.Cheers mates.
Imagine what would they said if that British media doint to them like United maybe they all of them in court.
But, is that type of rant okay by Bundesliga and DFB?
best/craziest stuff I've read in a very long time absolutely incredible, the double standards are remarkable even for Hoeneß. He has reached a level where you can't find the difference between his real quotes and parodies (like Postillon) anymore.For the German speakers I can only recommend the 11freunde liveticker. Pure comedy: https://www.11freunde.de/liveticker/die-pk-von-hoeness-rummenigge-und-brazzo
it's not so much fake news that they are pissed about, it's more the fact that players like Neuer, Boateng, Hummels etc. get criticised for their performances and they don't like it. That's why Hoeneß calls for "respect and dignity" ... two minutes before he brands Özil and Bernat as crap players.Meltdown or no, if the UK (and Spanish) press is anything to go by, they do get too much of a free reign to write whatever unsubstantiated bollocks they like and if BM decide to try and sue the lot of them for fake news, misinformation and so on, good fecking luck to 'em I say!
Ah right, I assumed that they were subject to the kind of crap we have to put up with. Thanks.it's not so much fake news that they are pissed about, it's more the fact that players like Neuer, Boateng, Hummels etc. get criticised for their performances and they don't like it. That's why Hoeneß calls for "respect and dignity" ... two minutes before he brands Özil and Bernat as crap players.
The only parts that could relate to misinformation are, I believe, rumours about Tolissos injury and them deciding against buying Sancho.
Fecking hell@KirkDuyt You see what I told you, Bayern own the biggest circus title.
That's United level but German version.The trigger was when after the NL-Germany match, the press singled out Neuer, Boateng, Hummels (and Muller), saying they are finished etc.
Plus lots of ridiculous stories in the last few weeks about internal proceedings at Bayern, but most of them seemed true.
German punditry scene is heavily dominated by Ex Bayern players (Effenberg, Matthaus, Kahn) who like to dish it out and they hate that.
People have no clue, didn't they? On the pitch performance have no impact on how the club is running, I would say we're a very good club running with excellent health financial status. When we perform so poor, they always point at the board and blame it on them. I think Bayern is a very good club running but if you put Pep as manager of Bayern, they would be looking like contenders.I thought Bayern were an example of how we should be run, at least that's what I read here.
Was he seriously in jail? What for?they were an extremely well-run club when Hoeneß was in jail. Since then ... not so much.
Tax evasion.Was he seriously in jail? What for?
he did 21 months between 2014 and 2016. Tax evasion, as has been said.Was he seriously in jail? What for?
Tax evasion.
That's wild - and he was allowed back at the club? Madnesshe did 21 months between 2014 and 2016. Tax evasion, as has been said.
they pretty much met him from jail! He was back in the door the second he was released.That's wild - and he was allowed back at the club? Madness