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Since when were goals and assists the only two statistics that went into measuring who is the better 'individual' player. <a class="postlink"...

I am a huge fan of Fernandinho as well but to all the people stating that he should automatically start for Brazil because he scored two goals, its not that simple. You guys conceded 3 goals as well and although Fernandinho wasn't directly at fault for those its still the responsibility of a box...

As a Bayern fan it was easier for me but I placed a cheeky 20USD bet on Muller to be top scorer in WC2010 and made quite a bit of cash and will probably bet on him again even though he is off form. I think RVP is wrong in my opinion. There is a much much better option with better odds in...

I could hear the Bayern away section being noisier.

Silva goes unmarked for a few seconds and he does that. /facepalm You guys are playing well we need to sub Petersen out hes useless and put in Usami/Ribery/Muller or Gomez.

I understand that notion. You guys can afford the best CB partner to Kompany who is much more qualified than Boateng (hell why not Hummels who has been #1 target for Bayern after we let him go from our academy also our #1 choice as CB target over the summer). I don't know what you guys saw in...

+1 and Bayern is falling in the same trap using him as RB.

Mertesacker is an anomaly. Its the worst fucking buy Arsenal could have ever made, most Germans do not think he should be a german national at all. We were glad Arsenal took him when Bayern had minor rumors attached with getting him. <arrogance>In the other hand, no offense but being an England...

I love it when people try to use failed repetitive humor as an excuse for poor debating skills. Keep it up. By the way Rocket your point still comes off as absolute rubbish. If the current Norm is Heroin then there is no 'doing nothing at all', doing nothing at all in my argument = doing heroin...

I just find this thread hilarious. Maybe its the bitterness, maybe its his actual performance in the city shirt. But the thought that a regular German national can't be good enough for city just makes me smirk and giggle.

Yeah, I respect Rummenigge. He has a sensible head on his shoulders and more often than not when he speaks he is not the figurehead of Bayern but the figurehead of the ECA. He is one of the few individuals who proposed FFP which i feel is a step in the right direction than no change at all. Is...

As long as their wage bill meets the Bundesliga requirement i.e. <50% of revenue. And they have financial transparency and a plan moving forward to limit that debt is the main reason that they have been not been drastically punished. As Bayern Blade said these relegations have happened in the...

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Dortmund did struggle financially but the main reason for that was not pure debt but instability in the stock market since Dortmund went public. They still were fiscally responsible and were able to bounce back from that, at first they had to drastically cut their wage bills to meet the <50%...

All these points i am definitely for and do detest UEFA for not doing anything about it. La Liga TV rights is an abomination in this sport and needs to be stripped. Making the Europa league earnings more competitive with the champions league is also a necessity especially when the ratio of its...

That is what the transitional phase is for, the next couple of years while FFP is slowly implemented the big clubs will not be rocking with their knobs out splashing in the transfer market. If they are they plan to legitimize their deficit via some sneaky means and that is what UEFA needs to...

Do enlighten me SWP.

Essentially the FFP is modeled after the Bundesliga where having large debts would lead to relegation. FFP is a modified version of that to fit into the complete European model. The Bundesliga is the best run league for years now with great youth development that is now strengthening the...

If you are 800 million in debt you need to liquidate that debt before you can spend any 'profit/earnings'. You cant just sit on that debt. So specifically, Manure/Inter/Barcelona and Chelsea to a certain extent are the four clubs with the most to lose in terms of their position in this...

You clearly only look at the argument as a 1 way street. It does not crystalize the current status quo because they are the ones who are endangered by FFP in the first place. The only way the status quo remains in place year in and year out is to have purchasing power beyond their means and...