Blackwidow
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Olmo makes the 2:2. Nice one.
Wolfsburg is leading 2:0.
Wolfsburg is leading 2:0.
The defences in Bundesliga in general are pretty bad. If you watch a compilation of Sancho's goals this season so many of them are just such poor defending.Class by Sancho but how shit is Upamecano? Zero positional awareness
Have you been watching this from the start? The first 60 minutes were entirely different. They have been playing in three competitions, every match all or nothing, with little rotation. They are too tired to keep going nonstop, especially when they are up 2-0. Having Dahoud subbed off didn't help either and Haaland was missing as an outlet for counter attacks.Very poor tackle by Hummels.
You don't get the feeling Dortmund are aware how important this match is. Lots of jogging around, not trying to be compact at the back, no real attempt to hang on to possession. They look fatigued.
Terzic's done a decent job, but this team needs a better coach
Compared to other leagues where obviously only bangers happen...The defences in Bundesliga in general are pretty bad. If you watch a compilation of Sancho's goals this season so many of them are just such poor defending.
Yeah fair enough, that was a bit harsh, I only started watching at the end of the first half. It's not so much the effort itself, but the team shape and cohesion was all over the place in the second half.Have you been watching this from the start - the first 60 minutes were entirely different? They have been playing in three competitions, every match all or nothing, with little rotation. They are too tired to keep going nonstop, especially when they are up 2-0. Having Dahoud subbed off didn't help either and Haaland was missing as an outlet for counter attacks.
No, but the attackers don't get that much space in La Liga or the PL. It's a very weird Bundesliga trait - go and watch all of Sancho's goals this season for Dortmund, he wouldn't score half of those playing for United.Compared to other leagues where obviously only bangers happen...
Dortmund heavily rely on certain players to do certain things. Dahoud and Bellingham are the ones who beat the pressing, Haaland is the one who lends depth to their attacks. Against Can and Delaney it was relatively easy for Leipzig to press successfully and against Reus upfront instead of Haaland it was relatively easy to defend counter attacks or the space behind the back line in general.Yeah fair enough, that was a bit harsh, I only started watching at the end of the first half. It's not so much the effort itself, but the team shape and cohesion was all over the place in the second half.
Why would you think so? Don't you see the exalted celebrations by supporters?Bayern with their 9th(?) consecutive league title.
Does anyone else care though?
I mean United heavily relies on breaks/counter attacks and I see plenty such goals, let's be real here, this is just a selection bias.No, but the attackers don't get that much space in La Liga or the PL. It's a very weird Bundesliga trait - go and watch all of Sancho's goals this season for Dortmund, he wouldn't score half of those playing for United.
He is going to beat Gerd Muller's record isn't he.Lewandowski... Insane
noBayern with their 9th(?) consecutive league title.
Does anyone else care though?
Despite his injury, that's more than crazy.He is going to beat Gerd Muller's record isn't he.
Not against the majority of teams in the PL we don't. Aside from City and Liverpool, most other teams sit back against us, which is why we drop more points to the lower teams than City as we struggle to break down defences. It's one thing that worries me about Sancho, when I watched him in the CL against compact defences he didn't really do much.I mean United heavily relies on breaks/counter attacks and I see plenty such goals, let's be real here, this is just a selection bias.
Besides that Dortmund obviously prefers a style of football that will put players in such positions, it also wouldn't have happen as often with us (Bayern) due to teams being more defensive in general.
Embarassing performance by Gladbach. Nobody seems to want to play in the Conference League next season...Bayern down to ten, but six up now.
they basically won it in their bus to the game probably...wow, not even the players or officials look slightly bothered
I do. It is a fantastic achievement.Bayern with their 9th(?) consecutive league title.
Does anyone else care though?
Well... I think he was implying 'who else cares other than BM fans'. Of course, you guys are thrilled that goes without saying.I do. It is a fantastic achievement.
They ruined the league, completely, so they could have the money, but I hope now they spend it on getting some lessons in grace and decorum because they have all the grace of a reversing dump truck without any tyres on.what a sad league
what in god's name is this postThey ruined the league, completely, so they could have the money, but I hope now they spend it on getting some lessons in grace and decorum because they have all the grace of a reversing dump truck without any tyres on.
It is an excellent achievement, well done.I do. It is a fantastic achievement.
It was merely a meme, Jesus fecking christ ... https://evoke.ie/2020/03/01/extra/do-you-remember-when-jane-won-come-dine-with-mewhat in god's name is this post
"so they could have the money"?!
You hate is our pride
Oh right! Wasn't aware of that. I retract the post then, well done, apologies.It was merely a meme, Jesus fecking christ ... https://evoke.ie/2020/03/01/extra/do-you-remember-when-jane-won-come-dine-with-me
That's the case in every league. Dort, Bayern, Leipzig, Leverkusen, Gladbach all have their occasional 75+% possession matches.Not against the majority of teams in the PL we don't. Aside from City and Liverpool, most other teams sit back against us, which is why we drop more points to the lower teams than City as we struggle to break down defences. It's one thing that worries me about Sancho, when I watched him in the CL against compact defences he didn't really do much.