Bundesliga review part 2. the new one :)

[German Blues]

don´t be unfair to Wolfsburg

We had some luck and a great keeper in the Revierderby vs. Borussia Dortmund: 0-0

Cancel Wolfsburg, set Dortmund :-)

Ralf F. was really brilliant tonight!

 

[bayern blade]

Its done Bayern Munich are 2013/14 German Bundesliga Champions!!!

No one, really no one is interested in that. Becoming champion on a Tuesday evening, is a little bit like summer holiday in Wolfsburg.

No you aren't interested, I'm pretty interested tbh and don't give a toss whether you are or not. Admittedly though it is just another cup on the shelf.
I don't know who you support but don't knock winning until you've tried it.

 

[mat]

Well dione Bayern.

Now you concentrate on the #SOD campaign next week ;)

 

[Maldeika]

Congratulations to winning the league at the earliest ever date. They are still on course to break the scoring record and go the season undefeated.

I saw the first half and last 15 of the Dortmund vs Schalke game. Was interesting, but shame too much fouling. Both teams have holes in their team, which need to be improved in the summer. From what I saw Schalke had the more quality, but were not as well organised and always looked like conceding from a set piece. A shame there was so much acting.

The Schalke front 3 could be exceptional if they stay together. Draxler has to ask himself what he has to gain from leaving? It's not like Arsenal or Liverpool do better than Schalke in the Champions League and nor do they usually challenge for the title. Schalke are his home club so perhaps he would be wise to stay. If Barcelona, City or Bayern came in for him then that is a different matter. If it's just a question of wages then after signing a proper manager Schalke would do well to give him what he wants. They earn enough to be competitive with the likes of Liverpool and Tottenham in terms of wages. Boateng is going to be a problem. It's awful for Schalke that he is one of the leaders of the club. He has never taken his football seriously enough in regards to professionalism and refused to play where he was told today. He was supposed to play in midfield, but kept playing as an attacking midfielder, which left Schalke unable to pass the ball up. Add experience and this team would fly. Give Schalke a proper manager throw in the likes of Sandro, Ashley Cole and Puyol then this team would be a top 8 European side.

Dortmund were typical Dortmund with all of their usual problems and strengths. I don't see much chance of them beating Madrid and may not finish above Schalke. Will take the best part of 80 million for them to get back to what they were next season.

If you have the chance - watch the first half of the Bayern match today. It was somehow a blueprint how Löw could go for the World Cup as it was Lahm, Kroos and Schweinsteiger in midfield and Götze, Müller, Robben in front. Sub Robben with Reus or Özil and that could be it. The goals then were all German, too. Kroos with Müller assisting and Götze with Schweinsteiger assisting.

Looked pretty good. If you play that right and really exercise for it that might be the best solution.

 

[German Blues]

Its done Bayern Munich are 2013/14 German Bundesliga Champions!!!

No one, really no one is interested in that. Becoming champion on a Tuesday evening, is a little bit like summer holiday in Wolfsburg.

No you aren't interested, I'm pretty interested tbh and don't give a toss whether you are or not. Admittedly though it is just another cup on the shelf.
I don't know who you support but don't knock winning until you've tried it.

Sorry, but it's not only me who don't cares what Bayern does. Of course, as Bayern supporter you can be proud of your club and your team, but the rest of Football Germany is not interested in your club anymore. Even the haters have gone. I always thought that these matches against Bayern are special days. These days have gone, because every team has got no real chance against your team. Boring boring Bundesliga...

Congratulations!

 

[supercrystal7]

Congratulations to winning the league at the earliest ever date. They are still on course to break the scoring record and go the season undefeated.

I saw the first half and last 15 of the Dortmund vs Schalke game. Was interesting, but shame too much fouling. Both teams have holes in their team, which need to be improved in the summer. From what I saw Schalke had the more quality, but were not as well organised and always looked like conceding from a set piece. A shame there was so much acting.

The Schalke front 3 could be exceptional if they stay together. Draxler has to ask himself what he has to gain from leaving? It's not like Arsenal or Liverpool do better than Schalke in the Champions League and nor do they usually challenge for the title. Schalke are his home club so perhaps he would be wise to stay. If Barcelona, City or Bayern came in for him then that is a different matter. If it's just a question of wages then after signing a proper manager Schalke would do well to give him what he wants. They earn enough to be competitive with the likes of Liverpool and Tottenham in terms of wages. Boateng is going to be a problem. It's awful for Schalke that he is one of the leaders of the club. He has never taken his football seriously enough in regards to professionalism and refused to play where he was told today. He was supposed to play in midfield, but kept playing as an attacking midfielder, which left Schalke unable to pass the ball up. Add experience and this team would fly. Give Schalke a proper manager throw in the likes of Sandro, Ashley Cole and Puyol then this team would be a top 8 European side.

Dortmund were typical Dortmund with all of their usual problems and strengths. I don't see much chance of them beating Madrid and may not finish above Schalke. Will take the best part of 80 million for them to get back to what they were next season.

If you have the chance - watch the first half of the Bayern match today. It was somehow a blueprint how Löw could go for the World Cup as it was Lahm, Kroos and Schweinsteiger in midfield and Götze, Müller, Robben in front. Sub Robben with Reus or Özil and that could be it. The goals then were all German, too. Kroos with Müller assisting and Götze with Schweinsteiger assisting.

Looked pretty good. If you play that right and really exercise for it that might be the best solution.

I recorded both matches, but probably won't have time to watch them until Saturday.

Lahm is such a great player he would be brilliant at right back, left back or midfield. If Lahm plays midfield then who do you play right back? Boateng?

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

Congratulations to winning the league at the earliest ever date. They are still on course to break the scoring record and go the season undefeated.

I saw the first half and last 15 of the Dortmund vs Schalke game. Was interesting, but shame too much fouling. Both teams have holes in their team, which need to be improved in the summer. From what I saw Schalke had the more quality, but were not as well organised and always looked like conceding from a set piece. A shame there was so much acting.

The Schalke front 3 could be exceptional if they stay together. Draxler has to ask himself what he has to gain from leaving? It's not like Arsenal or Liverpool do better than Schalke in the Champions League and nor do they usually challenge for the title. Schalke are his home club so perhaps he would be wise to stay. If Barcelona, City or Bayern came in for him then that is a different matter. If it's just a question of wages then after signing a proper manager Schalke would do well to give him what he wants. They earn enough to be competitive with the likes of Liverpool and Tottenham in terms of wages. Boateng is going to be a problem. It's awful for Schalke that he is one of the leaders of the club. He has never taken his football seriously enough in regards to professionalism and refused to play where he was told today. He was supposed to play in midfield, but kept playing as an attacking midfielder, which left Schalke unable to pass the ball up. Add experience and this team would fly. Give Schalke a proper manager throw in the likes of Sandro, Ashley Cole and Puyol then this team would be a top 8 European side.

Dortmund were typical Dortmund with all of their usual problems and strengths. I don't see much chance of them beating Madrid and may not finish above Schalke. Will take the best part of 80 million for them to get back to what they were next season.

If you have the chance - watch the first half of the Bayern match today. It was somehow a blueprint how Löw could go for the World Cup as it was Lahm, Kroos and Schweinsteiger in midfield and Götze, Müller, Robben in front. Sub Robben with Reus or Özil and that could be it. The goals then were all German, too. Kroos with Müller assisting and Götze with Schweinsteiger assisting.

Looked pretty good. If you play that right and really exercise for it that might be the best solution.

I recorded both matches, but probably won't have time to watch them until Saturday.

Lahm is such a great player he would be brilliant at right back, left back or midfield. If Lahm plays midfield then who do you play right back? Boateng?

being Germans they'd probably find a way to nationalise Piszczek and eradicate any record of him ever playing for Poland and list him as a homegrown talent. If that becomes too difficult they'll just do their usual trick.

 

[Bembeltown]

Firmino extended his contract at Hoffenheim for 3 years by the way.

Not sure if there is a release clause, though...

Drimic scored another two goals yesterday. Without him Nürnberg would really be lost.

Overall what the Bundesliga lacks in competition on the tops spots is made up by this years relegation fights.

Braunschweig managed to beat Mainz, Nürnberg beats Stuttgart after not winning for 4 games in a row. Hoffenheim turns over Hannover and puts them under pressure again as well and Hamburg-Freiburg only manage a draw which doesnt help either team.

We somehow managed to get a win against Gladbach as well...4 more points to go! :(

 

[Maldeika]

If you have the chance - watch the first half of the Bayern match today. It was somehow a blueprint how Löw could go for the World Cup as it was Lahm, Kroos and Schweinsteiger in midfield and Götze, Müller, Robben in front. Sub Robben with Reus or Özil and that could be it. The goals then were all German, too. Kroos with Müller assisting and Götze with Schweinsteiger assisting.

Looked pretty good. If you play that right and really exercise for it that might be the best solution.

I recorded both matches, but probably won't have time to watch them until Saturday.

Lahm is such a great player he would be brilliant at right back, left back or midfield. If Lahm plays midfield then who do you play right back? Boateng?

being Germans they'd probably find a way to nationalise Piszczek and eradicate any record of him ever playing for Poland and list him as a homegrown talent. If that becomes too difficult they'll just do their usual trick.

Is it like this? I do not see any current player of the German national team that has not grown up in Germany - only two have not been born in Germany but have parents of German heritage and came to Germany at a very young age. Özil's father already has been born in Germany. Others have a German and a foreign parent but totally grew up in Germany and do not have much relationship to the other country.

Whereas there is other nations that are playing with players that are born and grew up in Germany...

 

[KenTheLandlord]

How is Jonathan Tah doing at Hamburg?

I think that lad has a lot of potential