How are we above Dortmund currently? Based on what exactly? Money?I'm on about the teams above Dortmund currently... Madrid, Barca, Chelsea, United etc. He's good enough to make the step up but unfortunately looks like he's destined not to.
How are we above Dortmund currently? Based on what exactly? Money?I'm on about the teams above Dortmund currently... Madrid, Barca, Chelsea, United etc. He's good enough to make the step up but unfortunately looks like he's destined not to.
Blame PepBayern are struggling with Dormund's pressing. They also had a very poor more season. Whats up with them?
I don't think Bayern is that bad. They created better chances through the game and the 2 goals are terrible mistakes from Martinez and Lewa.Bayern are struggling with Dormund's pressing. They also had a very poor more season. Whats up with them?
Lukaku doesn't have much skillWell United has players like Martial, Lukaku, Rashford and Mkhitaryan. Perhaps Mourinho could coach the offense better.
Real and Barca don't need a striker. United chose the certainty of a domestic player, one that is younger too. As for Chelsea and Milan, who knows. My guess is they baulked at the transfer fee + salary demands for him.I'm on about the teams above Dortmund currently... Madrid, Barca, Chelsea, United etc. He's good enough to make the step up but unfortunately looks like he's destined not to.
Started watching from around 55 minutes , Dortmund looked much better. No clue about the first half though.I don't think Bayern is that bad. They created better chances through the game and the 2 goals are terrible mistakes from Martinez and Lewa.
No. It was really soft tbh.Lewandowski doesn't seem to be very popular with Dortmund fans. Was his leaving that bitter?
Perhaps a Europa League, League Cup and FA Cup compared to their DFB Pokal over the past 2/3 seasons?How are we above Dortmund currently? Based on what exactly? Money?
Thanks.No. It was really soft tbh.
They don't like him because of previous games with Bayern against BVB. For example Lewandowski accused BVB players, that they intentionally tried to injury him before this year's match against Real Madrid.
He (and his agents) is a person to dislike very easily in general
Didn't I say so?Rode is gonna miss.
Dortmund just won the DFB Pokal (FA Cup) by knocking Bayern out on their own ground in the semis.Fecking Bayern, hate to see them win anything.
troubled preparation with a lot of injuries and the calculated risk of taking a very titring asia trip. No reason to be worried, Bayerns season starts later than anybody elses. Still no reason to sugarcoat the laclustre performances so far. With Lahm and Alonso, the two master-strategists left the stage. Also Ancelotti yet has to prove he has what it takes to live up to Peps heritage. Said it before, it may well be a transition season for us.Bayern are struggling with Dormund's pressing. They also had a very poor more season. Whats up with them?
It must be so tedious for fans of the other 17 German teams in the top flight (it is an 18 team league right?)Whatever happens in German football, Bayern win...
Thanks! Assuming everyone is fit, what is your starting 11? And what are your expectations for this season?troubled preparation with a lot of injuries and the calculated risk of taking a very titring asia trip. No reason to be worried, Bayerns season starts later than anybody elses. Still no reason to sugarcoat the laclustre performances so far. With Lahm and Alonso, the two master-strategists left the stage. Also Ancelotti yet has to prove he has what it takes to live up to Peps heritage. Said it before, it may well be a transition season for us.
Problem i see is, recent personnel changes in management (Brazzo/Reschke) seem to indicate that the bold approach of reforming club and team which happened during Hoeness absence is partly rolled back, and that is not a good thing.
Funnily, Kimmich and Rudy were great on their predecessors positions tonight. We had a great transfer window as I think, and I'm positive it'll show over the course of the season.With Lahm and Alonso, the two master-strategists left the stage. Also Ancelotti yet has to prove he has what it takes to live up to Peps heritage. Said it before, it may well be a transition season for us.
Problem i see is, recent personnel changes in management (Brazzo/Reschke) seem to indicate that the bold approach of reforming club and team which happened during Hoeness absence is partly rolled back, and that is not a good thing.
YupIt must be so tedious for fans of the other 17 German teams in the top flight (it is an 18 team league right?)