I wouldn't mind feeling like that if the first 7 feel amazingA Bayern fan posted this to a Bayern blog recently. How he describes it is exactly how I imagined being a Bayern fan is like.
Ah, this myth again
It’s a duopoly where one team rarely actually has a title challenge.
If I remember correctly. Few years back during our glory era in the internet, there was debate about it as well in our community whether it's better to give up the league one season since if we keep winning it 4 or more, it becomes emotionless & meaningless. Although, there was also debate say if you win it 10 in row but all of them are very close & competitive, it's better than win it easily every single seasons.A Bayern fan posted this to a Bayern blog recently. How he describes it is exactly how I imagined being a Bayern fan is like.
I like Serie A,to a certain degree, but lets hold back on the delusions abit because *cough* Calciopoli.
If the guy feels unable to enjoy this title after those flatout amazing last 9 months since Flick too over, he's probably not a fan. We just had one these close races last year under Kovac, and boy, what a complete shower of shite that was.A Bayern fan posted this to a Bayern blog recently. How he describes it is exactly how I imagined being a Bayern fan is like.
You are right. But for there to be genuine competition for titles, a league must have more than one team within the same bracket, in terms of spending power.
You listed two bottom half teams and a team that isn't even in Bundesliga. It's like someone stating that there are too many disaster teams in the PL(Crystal Palace, Cardiff City, Bournemouth).
True, it's funny Juventus have actually won more leagues now when they weren't match-fixing...or at least haven't been caught.
Well, it is a conundrum. You could open the league for complete investor take overs. Surely that would increase the competition, at the cost of many things German football fans hold dear. A mere look at the average ticket price in England should suffice.
I kinda get what he means though. When United won 3 in a row in the early 00’s. I recall not even watching the celebrations because I just felt it was inevitable. Though I realised the season after that I should have enjoyed those moments a bit moreIf the guy feels unable to enjoy this title after those flatout amazing last 9 months since Flick too over, he's probably not a fan. We just had one these close races last year under Kovac, and boy, what a complete shower of shite that was.
Since last October we've been playing some of the best football I've ever seen from a Bayern team, every game was a pure joy to watch. We're winning and we're doing it in style, that never ever gets old.
Sights are set firmly on our national decima, and I'd be pretty pissed if some "opposition" team dared to prevent us from getting there.
Hamburg are a former top division disaster team, but I thought about editing after I wrote it because I knew someone would pick it up. I just picked them as they are probably the most famous disaster team and traditionally one of the more well known Bundesliga sides. As for the other two, being bottom half is kind of part of being a disaster!
You are making no sense every leagues have bottom half teams, you said absolutely nothing interesting and even added teams that have nothing to do with the Bundesliga that you tried to watch. The current german top teams Bayern, Dortmund, Leipzig, Gladbach and Leverkusen are good to very good, Bayern just happens to be arguably the best team in Europe. You showed that you don't follow or know the league when you mentioned Schalke, Werder and the HSV, it would have been better to just say that you don't watch the league.
