That back heel for Union's second was filthy. 
It wasn't exactly a tough prediction.
German Football 21/22 | Gladbach sign Farke
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No, not really...
Neuer ©
Pavard, Upamecano, Hernández, Davies
Kimmich, Goretzka
Gnabry, Müller, Coman
Lewandowski
Pavard, Upamecano, Hernández, Davies
Kimmich, Goretzka
Gnabry, Müller, Coman
Lewandowski
BVB:
This is the lineup that will turn the tide in the title race. I can see it right before my eyes. All of Reinier's career up to this point has been in anticipation of this match and he will deliver.BVB:
How does that even look as a lineup?
I have absolutely no idea.
If it wasn't Bayern I'd say
-------Can-------Akanji-------Zagadou
Wolf------Bellingham--Brandt----Guerreiro
-----------Reus---------sweet Jesus our savior
-------------------Haaland
But playing a 2 man midfield of Brandt and Bellingham sounds a bit crazy, so maybe it's just going to be a 4231, with Wolf at RB, Can in DM and Brandt, Reinier, Reus in some attacking midfield 3.
Leave it to Sky to choose Dortmund's 5th and 6th goal against Wolfsburg to try and show attacking patterns
If i had to bet it would be your second option. 4231 all the way.I have absolutely no idea.
If it wasn't Bayern I'd say
-------Can-------Akanji-------Zagadou
Wolf------Bellingham--Brandt----Guerreiro
-----------Reus---------sweet Jesus our savior
-------------------Haaland
But playing a 2 man midfield of Brandt and Bellingham sounds a bit crazy, so maybe it's just going to be a 4231, with Wolf at RB, Can in DM and Brandt, Reinier, Reus in some attacking midfield 3.
Leave it to Sky to choose Dortmund's 5th and 6th goal against Wolfsburg to try and show attacking patterns
Beauty of a goal that.
Rose's face on the second goal... classic
Haaland has had some poor touches.
Things are going better than expected.
They will concede 4 again anyway.
Silly tackle.
Absolutely amazing how often Bayern profits from refereeing mistakes against Dortmund.
A clear penalty overlooked by VAR. I never saw it coming.
Bayern officially won the league again, 10th consecutive league victory or whatever.
Musiala is better than Havertz eh.
Possibly. Bayern is still going to miss out on the brightest German talent
Not as if they need it to win another 10 or so in a row anyway
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I reckon they go to 15 in a row before another German team wins it.
Sure. Wirtz, too... I do not want to judge who is better as they are just in different situations in their teams.
I'm out of the loop, who's considered the brightest German talent now?Possibly. Bayern is still going to miss out on the brightest German talent
Not as if they need it to win another 10 or so in a row anyway
Julian Brandt.
Nico Schlotterbeck & Florian Wirtz
Florian Wirtz
Yes. But @do.ob might disagree. Wirtz still has a quiet game once in a while and do.ob loves consistency. Actually he loves consistency so much that he prefers players who are consistently shit to players who are occasionally great
10 years in a row
Bayern need comeptition.
It's unbelieveable Coman's just won his 11th league title.
He's 25, ffs.
He's 25, ffs.
He is so good he won two in one year!
Is it just me or are Augsburg one of the most unlikeable teams in Bundesliga in terms of style? All they ever seem to do is sit back and try to be solid and then Andre Hahn slips through or they get some random penalty just often enough to avoid relegation. It's one thing for Bielefeld to play that way, but Augsburg are in their 11th consecutive top flight season.
It's not just you. Generally I don't like such statements, but I really like to say that Augsburg is just a useless team and I couldn't care less if they just stopped existing.
They're one of my 3 relegation picks every year and yet they somehow always survive.
Don't know about being unlikeable but they definitely feel like they should be a classic yo-yo club that pays the 2. Bundesliga a visit every now and then.
Looks like they'll survive this season too though...which means the upcoming Hertha-Stuttgart match is going to be huge. I know some people in this forum would probably be very excited about a Hertha vs. HSV relegation battle for obvious reasons but I hope it won't come to that.
They somehow have gathered so much experience in relegation battles that it just doesn't scare them anymore. They know how to survive, and so they will always finish above clubs that get into panic mode as soon as they get into that fight (like Bremen last season)
They are also somewhat stable, because they never ever try to build something with young players (aside from the legendary Ricardo Pepi, of course) or play progressive football.
In a way they might be part of a bigger trend. Right now we have them in their 11th consecutive season, Mainz has 13 seasons in a row and Freiburg has been around for 12 of 13 seasons (with Union next in line to maybe perform such a feat).
Those types of clubs would usually fail to stay in the Bundesliga for more than 2 or 3 seasons but they've managed to become a regular member even though Leipzig and Hoffenheim should have made it even harder for them to claim a spot.
Just shows how poorly managed those bigger clubs have been that have not been as succesful.
Exactly.
They are not succesful with that style (unlike Union)
They don't try to build a team for the future (unlike Stuttgart)
They don't create epic drama (unlike Hertha)
They don't try to play entertaining (unlike Köln).
Just to compare to a few teams of similar status.
They are just useless.
Felix Magath and Davie Selke, what a combination.
How is the TV money being shared in Bundesliga currently vs the EPL? Is there a chart that shows the different amount each Bundesliga team gets and the amount each EPL team gets at end of every season from TV rights
I brought this post from a different thread so it doesn't get drowned in their own discussion.
What I saw from swissramble a few years ago is shown below. The difference between the first and 4th is 20M. Where I think Bayern kills the commercial income
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There is a big difference between 1st and 20th and by my knowledge I think the TV revenue is distributed equally within the EPL. It's thankfully not nearly as bad as the La Liga, where I think they negotiate themselves rather than jointly.
EDIT: The EPL is not actually fully equal but 50% of domestic and 100% of foreign revenue is, there is less disparity between the teams though compared to the BL
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