Bayern Munich (Friendly) | Post Match Thread

birchwoodgingerste said:
Is haaland already pissed at guardiola???
Todays quotes ," peps a little bit crazy"
And" niggles what are niggles you seen im ok." Could be a reference to pep saying haaland will play as long as he doesnt fall out of bed .and hes had some niggles.
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I think Craig Burley's interpretation is probably quite accurate. "Crazy" = Intense and demanding.

 
cinnamon said:
I think Craig Burley's interpretation is probably quite accurate. "Crazy" = Intense and demanding.

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Barca players always said Pep está loco (pep is crazy). Because he is too demanding and intense. He wants players to give them their all.
 
cinnamon said:
I think Craig Burley's interpretation is probably quite accurate. "Crazy" = Intense and demanding.

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The analysis about Leroy is correct. Half way through the first I asked one of my lads, "is Sane playing" . I couldn't recollect him touching the ball, he was very poor indeed.
 
eastmanc said:
I really thought we would struggle in this game due to being undercooked but we looked good, it was Munich who looked under prepared. It really could and should of been more than 1-0.
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Munich don't really need to be fully prepared until next April or May. Every point we drop from the first whistle of the season is potentially a defining one.
 
its grim up north said:
But some pillock on Talksport just a day or so ago said he expects City to break scoring records but they still only get 3 points adding he still fancies Liverpool for the title. I know I shouldn't have it on.
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I don’t even fancy liverpool to finish in the top 2 this coming season.

I think if Spurs get off to a good start for Conte’s first full season, he’s a good enough manager to sustain it, plus he’s put a good little squad together there now and has the quality of Son and Kane to guarantee goals.

Spurs won’t finish above us, but I wouldn’t at all be surprised to see them finish 2nd.
 
Crooked_rain said:
I don’t even fancy liverpool to finish in the top 2 this coming season.

I think if Spurs get off to a good start for Conte’s first full season, he’s a good enough manager to sustain it, plus he’s put a good little squad together there now and has the quality of Son and Kane to guarantee goals.

Spurs won’t finish above us, but I wouldn’t at all be surprised to see them finish 2nd.
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You are right about Tottenham but I didn't expect them to beat us twice last season.
 
Paladin said:
Great pictures, and as has been pointed out, there's a marked difference between these last two games and the 2019 tour, in terms of supporter levels. Did Bayern have any significant support? It feels as if they were merely there to make up the numbers, rather than raise their profile.

United and Liverpool must be watching this wondering how on earth they allowed this to happen, and what can they do to stop this City juggernaut, which should probably be likened more to an oil supertanker.
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i thought when watching the game against club america, there was more city fans then the other tour in 2019 i think when we played madrid and liverpool
 
bluestevei said:
i thought when watching the game against club america, there was more city fans then the other tour in 2019 i think when we played madrid and liverpool
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I was at the Liverpool game.There looked a lot more this season on TV.
Got the impression New York couldn't really care about football.
A lot better atmosphere wise as well going by TV.
 
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eastmanc said:
Watched NYCFC a couple of weeks back on sky and thought, what is going on with their fan base, there was hardly anyone there and they are the defending champions. What has happened.
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Not well up on it, but I get the impression it's a mixture of things...seem to remember the ticket prices went up significantly and the ground hoping for various games probably didn't help. Think NY is still a bit of a tough sell for football I think there were fans basically saying you could go and see the Yankees, Mets or Giants & Jets for comparable prices.
 
threespires said:
Not well up on it, but I get the impression it's a mixture of things...seem to remember the ticket prices went up significantly and the ground hoping for various games probably didn't help. Think NY is still a bit of a tough sell for football I think there were fans basically saying you could go and see the Yankees, Mets or Giants & Jets for comparable prices.
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Thanks for that, was surprised to see so few in the stadium.
 
redders said:
yes preseason is all about fitness, so any made up cups are irrelevant. I feel the same about the charity shield
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Isn't the Charity Shield slightly different though, I'm curious about this. I can't remember if Aguero, for example, scored in a charity shield, but if he did, is it counted as one of his 260 goals or not?

Yesterday I thought Haaland was on 1 (so only 259 to go to match Sergio!) but today I have been told otherwise.
 
El_george said:
Isn't the Charity Shield slightly different though, I'm curious about this. I can't remember if Aguero, for example, scored in a charity shield, but if he did, is it counted as one of his 260 goals or not?

Yesterday I thought Haaland was on 1 (so only 259 to go to match Sergio!) but today I have been told otherwise.
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it probably is included but I don't know. It is recognised so I imagine the answer is yes
 
its grim up north said:
But some pillock on Talksport just a day or so ago said he expects City to break scoring records but they still only get 3 points adding he still fancies Liverpool for the title. I know I shouldn't have it on.
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Not as daft as it sounds. City were relegated despite being the top scorers in the league once! And the year after being champions.

Typical City indeed!
 
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