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Re: The Bundesliga Thread (18/19)
What a game this was! Much prefer this Bayern to the dominant one we usually see!
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Dont worry, soon you will be able to call upon subs like Alphonso Davies.
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elfmeter wrote:El Paco continues his phenomenal scoring rate of a goal like every 10 minutes or something like that
only as a sub
doesn't score at all starting
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Re: The Bundesliga Thread (18/19)
What a match, BVB should've won 6-2 with all those tap-ins missed
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It's a bit weird to take a peek at Bayern & football again to see Bayern literally fielding the exact same team as I last saw 4 years ago with 2 changes.
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elfmeter wrote:Dont worry, soon you will be able to call upon subs like Alphonso Davies.
I assume you're typing this somewhat tongue in chee, but honestly I'm looking forward to this.
Coman is the ONLY young attacker of quality we've added in the last years, and he's the one long time injured
No matter how finished Ribery is, or Robben, or how meager Müller is playing, absolute scrubs and lower table players like Wagner or Gnabry are no alternative or improvement at all. It's laughable. These players are so absolutely not top level it's absolutely laughable.
Never mind we have James on the bench for 90 minutes while Kovac subs on fucking Sandro Wagner and Renato Sanches.
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Re: The Bundesliga Thread (18/19)
Uff, nice second half from Dortmund. They are at their best when they sit back and counter
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Re: The Bundesliga Thread (18/19)
Witsel once again incredible as he has been all season, dat pass for Paco's goal
And Hakimi looks like a really promising playa imo
And Hakimi looks like a really promising playa imo
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He can't be stopped ffs
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Hapless_Hans wrote:elfmeter wrote:Dont worry, soon you will be able to call upon subs like Alphonso Davies.
I assume you're typing this somewhat tongue in chee, but honestly I'm looking forward to this.
Coman is the ONLY young attacker of quality we've added in the last years, and he's the one long time injured
No matter how finished Ribery is, or Robben, or how meager Müller is playing, absolute scrubs and lower table players like Wagner or Gnabry are no alternative or improvement at all. It's laughable. These players are so absolutely not top level it's absolutely laughable.
Never mind we have James on the bench for 90 minutes while Kovac subs on fucking Sandro Wagner and Renato Sanches.
So Bayern have regressed back to the Klinsmann era?
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Bellabong wrote:Hapless_Hans wrote:elfmeter wrote:Dont worry, soon you will be able to call upon subs like Alphonso Davies.
I assume you're typing this somewhat tongue in chee, but honestly I'm looking forward to this.
Coman is the ONLY young attacker of quality we've added in the last years, and he's the one long time injured
No matter how finished Ribery is, or Robben, or how meager Müller is playing, absolute scrubs and lower table players like Wagner or Gnabry are no alternative or improvement at all. It's laughable. These players are so absolutely not top level it's absolutely laughable.
Never mind we have James on the bench for 90 minutes while Kovac subs on fucking Sandro Wagner and Renato Sanches.
So Bayern have regressed back to the Klinsmann era?
Basically yes.
Kovac is not nearly as bad as Klinsmann, but as a club, we're back in the 2000s, back to mediocrity.
Oh well it was pretty great while it lasted.
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Re: The Bundesliga Thread (18/19)
Meanwhile Goretzka has been ghosting for almost half a season now
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Hakimi looks like he's going to be quite a player. Really stood out to me today.
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Is that the Madrid lad?
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Yup. Great young player.
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Yes he is good.
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As of about 5 minutes ago, Niko is still the manager of Bayern, I have to assume that will change soon? Lots of other things happened yesterday, not the least being the postponement of the El Super Classico Mother of all Copa Libertadores first leg final, due to torrential rain. I suppose that is something not happening as opposed to actually happening? Supposedly, re-scheduled for today at 2:00PM normal time. Normal time, if you did not know, is wherever I happen to be at that given time.
What also happened is that Bayern lost to Dortmund, which is making some of us think that maybe this is the year that ends what seemed that never ending run of Bayern winning the Bundesliga. Dortmund were poor in the first half and it looked like Bayern would win this easily and even in the second half , where BVB played much better, Bayern scored within a minute of Reus scoring the 1-1 pk. But then El Paco came on and BVB looked like they would score with every counter attack and old man Boateng and old Man Ribery were looking slow and tired and unable to keep up with the BVB young guns. All of this started by the inspired substitution at half time of Mahmoud Dahoud, who I didn't even remember is a BVB player.
Today, the Man is showing the Europa inspired el super fizzy drink medicino classico. A classico so classico that it only took like 3 years for it to become a classico.
At least 50+1percent of Germans dont like Red Bull Leipzig, actually probably a lot more, but the truth of the matter is Europe will soon have an NHL-NFL like North American style Euro league, sans relegation and promotion, with staggered regional scheduling, losing all those European footballing traits, while embracing all the North American quirks. Things like tail gate BBQ pre match parties, cheerleaders, constant tv commercial breaks, smaller periods of play, like 15 minute quarters, the clock stopping when the ball is out (not a bad idea) and whatever other North 'merican things they have to generate revenue.
So yes, hate on the urine coloured, vodka mixer club all you like, but they are the future of European football, actually no, German football. Europe, especially England are already there, with foreign money and playing games in USA.
I was reading something in kicker last week, I think it was Bernd Leno, who was saying that Germany were behind England in not embracing foreign money and ownership. Now, dont get me wrong, it is very noble and proper and good and pure, to try and do what the Bundesliga is doing. keeping ticket prices down (though I just bought tickets for a Benfica UCL game and they were only 25 Euro for decent seats) and having the fans have a say in everything and engaged in the club, as opposed to have rich non European owners who dont give a shit about tradition or anything but the money and/or prestige of club ownership. but the lack of money in the Bundesliga is going to be a problem, when trying to keep up with the rest of europe and it is already.
But I digress, The Pretenders vs the Fizzy urine coloured drink guys, who if you ask me, are the team who might be able to pull a Leicester and win the Bundesliga this season, is on tv today, here in the cold, frozen Iceberg! And the el Super classico mother of all copa libertadores finals is on later this afternoon!
What also happened is that Bayern lost to Dortmund, which is making some of us think that maybe this is the year that ends what seemed that never ending run of Bayern winning the Bundesliga. Dortmund were poor in the first half and it looked like Bayern would win this easily and even in the second half , where BVB played much better, Bayern scored within a minute of Reus scoring the 1-1 pk. But then El Paco came on and BVB looked like they would score with every counter attack and old man Boateng and old Man Ribery were looking slow and tired and unable to keep up with the BVB young guns. All of this started by the inspired substitution at half time of Mahmoud Dahoud, who I didn't even remember is a BVB player.
Today, the Man is showing the Europa inspired el super fizzy drink medicino classico. A classico so classico that it only took like 3 years for it to become a classico.
At least 50+1percent of Germans dont like Red Bull Leipzig, actually probably a lot more, but the truth of the matter is Europe will soon have an NHL-NFL like North American style Euro league, sans relegation and promotion, with staggered regional scheduling, losing all those European footballing traits, while embracing all the North American quirks. Things like tail gate BBQ pre match parties, cheerleaders, constant tv commercial breaks, smaller periods of play, like 15 minute quarters, the clock stopping when the ball is out (not a bad idea) and whatever other North 'merican things they have to generate revenue.
So yes, hate on the urine coloured, vodka mixer club all you like, but they are the future of European football, actually no, German football. Europe, especially England are already there, with foreign money and playing games in USA.
I was reading something in kicker last week, I think it was Bernd Leno, who was saying that Germany were behind England in not embracing foreign money and ownership. Now, dont get me wrong, it is very noble and proper and good and pure, to try and do what the Bundesliga is doing. keeping ticket prices down (though I just bought tickets for a Benfica UCL game and they were only 25 Euro for decent seats) and having the fans have a say in everything and engaged in the club, as opposed to have rich non European owners who dont give a shit about tradition or anything but the money and/or prestige of club ownership. but the lack of money in the Bundesliga is going to be a problem, when trying to keep up with the rest of europe and it is already.
But I digress, The Pretenders vs the Fizzy urine coloured drink guys, who if you ask me, are the team who might be able to pull a Leicester and win the Bundesliga this season, is on tv today, here in the cold, frozen Iceberg! And the el Super classico mother of all copa libertadores finals is on later this afternoon!
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Re: The Bundesliga Thread (18/19)
VAR does its job, Poulsen goal called back by an offside flag. VARobots check it, not offside, goal allowed. This is how and what VAR is supposed to do.
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Game Set Match. The Pretenders two points away from relegation, Red Bull two points ahead of Bayern.
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i kew he would scrub thats why i didnt care if liverpool signed him.Hapless_Hans wrote:Meanwhile Goretzka has been ghosting for almost half a season now
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Dat kid Jović now has 9 goals in 9 games, top scorer in bundes atm. inb4 Bayern buys him
Also 3 goals in 4 games in EL
Also 3 goals in 4 games in EL
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So as of about a minute ago, Kovac is still manager of Bayern, though Hoeness apparently said the draw with Fortuna yesterday is totally unacceptable. Initially, it makes me think he will be gone by Monday, but then again, when owners or Presidents say things like "we have faith in our Manager" or "we will not be rushing any changes", the Manager is usually fired the next day.
Gladbach can retain second place with a draw or win vs Hannover later today.
Freiburg - Bremen 1:1 (1:0)
Freiburg were unlucky not to win this, actually not unlucky, unable to finish their chances. Pizarro came on and saved the day for Werder, not really, it was Augstinson who scored, but he did come on and was involved in the wild last minute that lead to the goal.
Schalke - Nürnberg (Sa) 5:2 (2:1)
Whhhaaaatttt, Schalke scored 5 goals???? That doubled their output for the year. Kinda moves them out of the Relegation battle
Mainz - Dortmund 1:2 (0:0)
I dont care if Dortmund win every game with 1-0 or cheap penalties, I just want them, to win this thing, so tired of those fricking smug Bavarians.
Bayern - Düsseldorf 3:3 (2:1)
I wont put all the blame on Neuer, but he aint what he used to be. I am waiting for bayern to lose to Benfica this week, to hopefully set up a real last game from the UCL when I am watching the game in Lisbon between Benfica and AEK. Disappointed to find out, that they dont serve beer in the stadium.
Wolfsburg - Leipzig 1:0 (0:0)
Red Bull looking to become the new Pretenders. Red Bull will be looking to pump all their money from that urine tasting vodka mixer, into Salzburg and New York
Hertha - Hoffenheim 3:3 (1:2)
I didn't see the game, but the score suggest it was a typical Hoff game. If they awarded trophies for the most wild, entertaining games and play, Hoff would be champions of the World.
Augsburg - Frankfurt 1:3 (0:1)
Although Frankfurt are maybe the new Hoff? There is a new Adolph in town! Wait, can I say things like that, is still too soon?
Leverkusen - Stuttgart (Fr.) 2:0 (0:0)
Not a good season for VfB, though historically, I think they tend to have a better second half.
Gladbach can retain second place with a draw or win vs Hannover later today.
Freiburg - Bremen 1:1 (1:0)
Freiburg were unlucky not to win this, actually not unlucky, unable to finish their chances. Pizarro came on and saved the day for Werder, not really, it was Augstinson who scored, but he did come on and was involved in the wild last minute that lead to the goal.
Schalke - Nürnberg (Sa) 5:2 (2:1)
Whhhaaaatttt, Schalke scored 5 goals???? That doubled their output for the year. Kinda moves them out of the Relegation battle
Mainz - Dortmund 1:2 (0:0)
I dont care if Dortmund win every game with 1-0 or cheap penalties, I just want them, to win this thing, so tired of those fricking smug Bavarians.
Bayern - Düsseldorf 3:3 (2:1)
I wont put all the blame on Neuer, but he aint what he used to be. I am waiting for bayern to lose to Benfica this week, to hopefully set up a real last game from the UCL when I am watching the game in Lisbon between Benfica and AEK. Disappointed to find out, that they dont serve beer in the stadium.
Wolfsburg - Leipzig 1:0 (0:0)
Red Bull looking to become the new Pretenders. Red Bull will be looking to pump all their money from that urine tasting vodka mixer, into Salzburg and New York
Hertha - Hoffenheim 3:3 (1:2)
I didn't see the game, but the score suggest it was a typical Hoff game. If they awarded trophies for the most wild, entertaining games and play, Hoff would be champions of the World.
Augsburg - Frankfurt 1:3 (0:1)
Although Frankfurt are maybe the new Hoff? There is a new Adolph in town! Wait, can I say things like that, is still too soon?
Leverkusen - Stuttgart (Fr.) 2:0 (0:0)
Not a good season for VfB, though historically, I think they tend to have a better second half.
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Here's how we line up against the champions! #werder #SVWFCB pic.twitter.com/eXkVQeQcLl
— SV Werder Bremen EN (@werderbremen_en) 1. Dezember 2018
Unsere Startelf für #SVWFCB: pic.twitter.com/joBvZCtYQl
— FC Bayern München (@FCBayern) 1. Dezember 2018
Feeling good. We'll smash them. Our way back to the top starts now.
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Smash is the strong word to throw around Bayern theses days imo.
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The Man is showing a Werder game on tv and all it took was for them to host Bayern Munchen. For some reason I am less confident of Bremen winning now, then I was last week, could be the midweek game they played vs Benfica. Which incidentally makes the Benfica v Aek game I am going to see next week, absolutely meaningless. Might just go to the shopping centre next door instead, at least they serve beer in there.
Betting odds have Bayern as huge favourites. Both Eggestien twins playing, so I feel better already. Rafinha playing, I think I prefer that to Kimmich. So yeah, I am feeling good about this again....for now.
I just watched the end of the Celta game, Aspas would be a good signing for Werder, if he would come, kind of player that just seems a good fit for Werder.
Anyhow, bring on the Bavarian pig farmers.
Betting odds have Bayern as huge favourites. Both Eggestien twins playing, so I feel better already. Rafinha playing, I think I prefer that to Kimmich. So yeah, I am feeling good about this again....for now.
I just watched the end of the Celta game, Aspas would be a good signing for Werder, if he would come, kind of player that just seems a good fit for Werder.
Anyhow, bring on the Bavarian pig farmers.
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elfmeter wrote: Rafinha playing, I think I prefer that to Kimmich.
I prefer Kimmich in midfield to Kimmich at RB too. Very glad this is happening, we wanted Kimmich so badly to be the Lahm successor we tended to overlook his defensive problems in the position.
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