Bundesliga review part 2. the new one :)

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Tbilisi said:
MCFCHOWELL said:
Maldeika said:
I do not think it was only because of the result. They wanted to cause trouble. Cologne has some terrible sort of fans and just has problems to deal with them. A right wing fanbase like Dortmund, too.
You can really tell the difference between the political beliefs of each fangroup/ultras. Bayern and St. Pauli are left wing obviously, I know my own Schanzer are left wing too.

Most of the old East Germany tend to be Right Wing, Dynamo, Hansa them sort of teams. I'd be interested to see what clubs like Stuttgart and Schalke are.

Schanzer?
FC Ingolstadt, for some reason they're my German team. It's their nickname.
 
Uwe Rosler has apparently turned down the opportunity to manage 1860, as he is prepared to wait for another chance in England.

Although I don't support any team in Germany at the minute (I prefer some more than others), that would have changed if Rosler had taken charge. I like 1860 already due to them playing in sky blue and their struggle against neighbours in red. If Rosler had of become their manager that would have sealed the deal.
 
cptaidan88 said:
Uwe Rosler has apparently turned down the opportunity to manage 1860, as he is prepared to wait for another chance in England.

Although I don't support any team in Germany at the minute (I prefer some more than others), that would have changed if Rosler had taken charge. I like 1860 already due to them playing in sky blue and their struggle against neighbours in red. If Rosler had of become their manager that would have sealed the deal.
Support 1860 then! We could have a mini Bavarian rivalry with the likes of me, you, Maldeika and the other Bayern fans. All we need now are some Fuerth, Nurnberg and Augsburg fans.
 
MCFCHOWELL said:
Tbilisi said:
MCFCHOWELL said:
You can really tell the difference between the political beliefs of each fangroup/ultras. Bayern and St. Pauli are left wing obviously, I know my own Schanzer are left wing too.

Most of the old East Germany tend to be Right Wing, Dynamo, Hansa them sort of teams. I'd be interested to see what clubs like Stuttgart and Schalke are.

Schanzer?
FC Ingolstadt, for some reason they're my German team. It's their nickname.

Mine are Kartoffelkäfer ;)
 
Great news that Reus decided to stay. It's a great sign of loyalty, because he must have rejected virtually every top club in the world including Madrid, Bayern, Chelsea, City, United and PSG. Sends a clear message to the rest of the team. With Hummels and Reus they have a foundation for the future. Klopp has finally washed his hands of Mkhitaryan, Ramos and Immobile it seems. Get rid of them and bring in a world class no 10.

In the summer they should sign the following

Horn/Zieler
A young promising left back
A world class 10 =Ozil/Meyer/Mata
Werner/Selkie

Wolfsburg are not looking too bad either. Dost is scoring goals and they have Arnold, De Bruyne and Schurrle behind them. If they sell De Bruyne they should make a big profit. They still need to sort their defence out. If Stuttgart go down they can go for Rudiger or perhaps Mustafi (who I have not seen). They could possibly fight for Nastacic as well. Things look good for them. They seem guaranteed CL football and have a strong young team.

Schalke did better against Madrid than last year. However, Di Matteo has decided to be defensive. This year their young stars have not really progressed as they would have liked. I think it's clear that Draxler has stagnated at the club. Probably best for both parties if he leaves in the summer, but they has to choose the right club. Howedes has come along a lot since the world cup. Top clubs will definitely be after him too.
 
supercrystal7 said:
Great news that Reus decided to stay. It's a great sign of loyalty, ..

Its a great sign for BXB paying a lot of money and perhaps a driver license too.
 
Schalker said:
supercrystal7 said:
Great news that Reus decided to stay. It's a great sign of loyalty, ..

Its a great sign for BXB paying a lot of money and perhaps a driver license too.

He still has to take the test by himself - but you never know...

You can see that thing from many sides. I liked this Härringer comic about it...

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You can see the story from different perspectives... Oh, yes, he is loyal and feels real love... Or he just did not get good offers from the clubs he wanted to go to... or he does not have the balls to start somewhere in distance.
 
Maldeika said:
Schalker said:
supercrystal7 said:
Great news that Reus decided to stay. It's a great sign of loyalty, ..

Its a great sign for BXB paying a lot of money and perhaps a driver license too.

He still has to take the test by himself - but you never know...

You can see that thing from many sides. I liked this Härringer comic about it...

1454547_953603304670861_9186079635922509769_n.jpg


You can see the story from different perspectives... Oh, yes, he is loyal and feels real love... Or he just did not get good offers from the clubs he wanted to go to... or he does not have the balls to start somewhere in distance.

it would be nice to see Bayern's "Bundesliga model" uncompetitive firepower fail for once.
 
Maldeika said:
Schalker said:
supercrystal7 said:
Great news that Reus decided to stay. It's a great sign of loyalty, ..

Its a great sign for BXB paying a lot of money and perhaps a driver license too.

He still has to take the test by himself - but you never know...

You can see that thing from many sides. I liked this Härringer comic about it...

1454547_953603304670861_9186079635922509769_n.jpg


You can see the story from different perspectives... Oh, yes, he is loyal and feels real love... Or he just did not get good offers from the clubs he wanted to go to... or he does not have the balls to start somewhere in distance.
Or not. He is just loyal and wants to do something with his home club. It's not like he has not been a success elsewhere. I guess the Kroos must be the only Bayern player with the balls to start somewhere in the distance. Schweinsteiger, Muller, Lahm etc just lack balls. The same goes for Ribery when he decided to stay at Bayern he just lacked balls.

As for money it's very apparent that at the very least PSG and United were prepared to pay him a fortune. With the reaction to Bale it seems like Madrid would have been very keen as well.

Anyway we will see how Dortmund do later on.
 
There also is no guarantee he stays, if BvB were to get a €40m+ bid I doubt they wouldn't consider it.
 
BayernMan said:
There also is no guarantee he stays, if BvB were to get a €40m+ bid I doubt they wouldn't consider it.
Even then it would be a lot more than they would have got without the contract and at least he made sure they got more money back.

Another important win for Dortmund they looked nervous today and when Kampl went off they stopped playing some good football. The defence was nervous too and they made sloppy mistakes to give away the goal. Arguably Sahin should have been sent off if it was a pen. Gundogan tried things and made mistakes but he controlled the game well. Aubemayang is by far their best striker and he scores enough. Kagawa is not really a great no 10, but he is at least a 10 and he got a couple of assist. Mkhitaryan was horrible. He has completely lost his confidence now and would have been best for him to go in January. The same for Immobile and Jojic. At least Klopp has finally come to his senses.

Will be interesting how things go on Tuesday. They need to win their next two games to get their confidence back.
 
Scaring Europe to Death said:
Any Schalke fans know if Felix Plater will be playing at the Mini Etihad on Tuesday?
Don´t think so. He is part of the Bundesliga team as long as Huntelaar is out.
 
Dortmund was poor today, but VFB Stuttgart is in free fall. Their first relegation since 1975 is near. Not that i miss the noodle munchers
 
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