Protecting Real‘s interest. Don’t want the risk of the deal going off if it risks further injury and he’s out for months I bet. He was just there on the bench in the kit ready for the celebrations if they’d won probably.
German Football 22/23 | 2. Bundesliga returns | Hamburg vs Schalke 20:30 |
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Start choosing your order involving those 3 for worst bottlejobs in sports so far for 2023 now.
The second best club in Germany being a feeder club should be a massive issue but seemingly they're happy as they are.
What league is more shit, PL or Bundesliga?
It's a disaster for the Bundesliga.
How embarrassing
How embarrassing
Munich will buy up the opposition and come back stronger next season.
Dortmund binned that. If the title had already been Munich's before today, Dortmund beat Mainz a comfortable 3/4-0
Dortmund binned that. If the title had already been Munich's before today, Dortmund beat Mainz a comfortable 3/4-0
I'd honestly feel dead if United won that many in a row.
Will probably cruise the next 3-4 titles before another hapless side believes they can win it late on.
the fact that a player like lewandowski can go from Dortmund to Bayern to make them better sums up the whole league
Reyna and duranville will probably end up at Bayern or bigger teams
This aged well.Dortmund already missed one or two games worth of chances
Can't complain about being a man up, but a lot of danger came when Augsburg opened up a bit, grinding down a passive opponent isn't really Dortmund's strength.
Since this basically a final for Dortmund they decided to keep him at home, with him being English and all.
Dortmund bottled it worse than Arsenal
Was depressing watching that second half.
What a pointless league.
What a pointless league.
I felt that way after we won 3 in a row in the early 00's. Didn't even celebrate the third. But I realised how silly that was the next season with Arsenal and then Chelsea turning up
Considering the 12th placed PL team knocked the team leading the Bundesliga going into today out of Europe, Bundesliga is comfortably more shit
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Totally forgot there was a title race
Great story for them.
Serious question, has any team managed this in any of Europe’s mainstream leagues? I mean excluding the likes of Cyprus, Moldova, etc.
When a club wins the title 11 years in a row, it's a shite league.
Let's try it before deciding it's not for us.
We should have a stadium like that! Holy feck!
If Bayern wins with 20 more points it's boring, if it's decided on the last 5 minutes it's a crap league.
They can't do it right for some. Hope we to meet you guys in the CL than you prove that you gonna spank our ass.
Exactly. Expect them to win it 15 times in a row
Ah fair. Yeh that's a tough one tbf. Aguero was last minute but Dortmund were fighting after a decade of loss. Probably Dortmund?
Yeah, great stadium
If it is that, it's an atrocious reflection on Dortmund. Prioritising a transfer fee over winning a league title.
So Kahn and Brazzo got fired.
Dude, even in a shitty season Bayern still wins the league. How dull.
The other part is there's usually no title race even.
And this year is the worst for Bundesliga. Clearly Bayern are not good. But even at 70% or whatever they can win the title.
That can't be true.
Tbh, i am glad that Bayern scored. Two times in this season Dortmund threw lead away. I like them as a club but at the same time i always disliked serial losers and bottlers. And Dortmund is exactly that.
In the Dortmund Reddit someone told another disconsolate fan to "Stop moping".
The absolute nerve to be disappointed at bottling the first real chance to win the title in 11 years.
The absolute nerve to be disappointed at bottling the first real chance to win the title in 11 years.
You must admit that the quality of the Bundesliga has been atrocious this season.
I think BATE Borisov had a serious run in Belarus if I remember correctly.
well dug out. Ouch.He had a good chance, he represents their bottling tbh
In theory the league should be the exemplar for the rest of Europe with it's ownership rules, but 11 in a row doesn't leave it a leg to stand on