decmancity
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After Gotze signing for Bayern and Lewandoski also looking to leave I think Dortmund fans would be rioting in the streets if they sold Reus as well.Syth said:
Gotze - signed for Bayern
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Ruhr
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The best fans of the league
With the championship 2011 in the dress of Borussia Dortmund a childhood dream came through. BVB is the club of my heart. I play for Borussia since i´m nine years old. There is nothing greater for me, than to play in front of the gigantic black-yellow wall and the fantastic Dortmund fans.
Borussia Dortmund ordered police to protect their training session today
Ruhr said:
The best fans of the league
With the championship 2011 in the dress of Borussia Dortmund a childhood dream came through. BVB is the club of my heart. I play for Borussia since i´m nine years old. There is nothing greater for me, than to play in front of the gigantic black-yellow wall and the fantastic Dortmund fans.
Borussia Dortmund ordered police to protect their training session today
Never expected this of him to be honest. He seems like a good person..
Anyways, I read that apparently he wanted to be a part of the Pep project and play tiki-taka football.
mancityscot
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What an absolute arsehole gotze is. Bayern are scum, I can't believe he has betrayed Dortmund like this, just goes to show there is absolutely no loyalty in football
The kid's a fucking twat. Not only does he sign for his boyhood clubs biggest league rival, he makes sure that the news is announced during the season before the biggest game in the clubs history. I guess he's perfect for Bayern, scum player for a scum club
I said earlier in the thread... imagine we produced a world class English lad who the fans worshiped and who seemed to worship the fans. He becomes the club icon and centre of the club... then signs for United for £32million. Imagine the feeling, those of Dortmund fans can't be much different right now.
DD
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The trouble is in Germany when Bayern come sniffing around nobody can stop them getting what they want. Nobody has the clout to stand up to them. They are a playground bully that steals your packed lunch. Dortmund have nothing like the financial clout and they are almost powerless to stop them.
It's a long standing tactic of Bayern's to unsettle players from their closest rivals in the table, promise them worldly riches and turn their eye. Yet last year they had the nerve to accuse City of being transfer bully boy tactics.
I can think of the way they plundered the coach plus Ballack and Ze Roberto from Leverkusen, Neuer from Schalke, Dante from Mönchengladbach, Olic and Pizarro from Bremen, Gomez from Stuttgart, and way back Hitzfeld from Dortmund; all because they saw a threat emerging and, because they had the clout to stop them in their tracks, they did. Half of the time they don't even want or need these players. They just do it to nullify any threat to them.
In terms of treachery, it's difficult to actually remember many worse betrayals than this. This is a young lad who was the face of everything that was good about the Dortmund side that Klopp had built from nothing with no money. He was the symbol of a great youth system and of a club that had players that wanted to play for that club as one happy family. He (and soon Lewandowski) have shattered that myth. He signed a huge contract extension last year because he didn't want to play anywhere else. Götze was the defining image of everything that was good about German football. Now he is the image of everything that is bad about German football, because Bayern have no scruples about what they do and how they do it. Never have done, never will do. Crowds across the Bundesliga are going to plummet as the league becomes the biggest one horse procession in footballing history year after year. The moral highstanding of Bayern on world football and the evils of money was all very audible when they were being usurped for the title by a team built on £20 million. But they got scared that they had met their domestic match for once and the best way to guarantee that that club won't dare to make such a threat again is to do what they did to Leverkusen and destroy them from within. Where is their moral highstanding now?
As for that little shit, Götze, Klopp has to be strong and drop him for the rest of the season. His presence is only going to do more harm than good, especially if Dortmund were to meet Bayern in the Final. How can he be trusted to give his all when he's been collaberating with the enemy behind the club's back for these last few weeks?
It's a long standing tactic of Bayern's to unsettle players from their closest rivals in the table, promise them worldly riches and turn their eye. Yet last year they had the nerve to accuse City of being transfer bully boy tactics.
I can think of the way they plundered the coach plus Ballack and Ze Roberto from Leverkusen, Neuer from Schalke, Dante from Mönchengladbach, Olic and Pizarro from Bremen, Gomez from Stuttgart, and way back Hitzfeld from Dortmund; all because they saw a threat emerging and, because they had the clout to stop them in their tracks, they did. Half of the time they don't even want or need these players. They just do it to nullify any threat to them.
In terms of treachery, it's difficult to actually remember many worse betrayals than this. This is a young lad who was the face of everything that was good about the Dortmund side that Klopp had built from nothing with no money. He was the symbol of a great youth system and of a club that had players that wanted to play for that club as one happy family. He (and soon Lewandowski) have shattered that myth. He signed a huge contract extension last year because he didn't want to play anywhere else. Götze was the defining image of everything that was good about German football. Now he is the image of everything that is bad about German football, because Bayern have no scruples about what they do and how they do it. Never have done, never will do. Crowds across the Bundesliga are going to plummet as the league becomes the biggest one horse procession in footballing history year after year. The moral highstanding of Bayern on world football and the evils of money was all very audible when they were being usurped for the title by a team built on £20 million. But they got scared that they had met their domestic match for once and the best way to guarantee that that club won't dare to make such a threat again is to do what they did to Leverkusen and destroy them from within. Where is their moral highstanding now?
As for that little shit, Götze, Klopp has to be strong and drop him for the rest of the season. His presence is only going to do more harm than good, especially if Dortmund were to meet Bayern in the Final. How can he be trusted to give his all when he's been collaberating with the enemy behind the club's back for these last few weeks?
Ruhr
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LoveCity said:
well, i can :)
Schalke annual season book 2008
Manuel Neuer about transfers: I can´t think of it within germany. Manuel Neuer and FC Bayern- that doesn´t fit. I stood in the stands and shouted not very nice things about other clubs - how could i wear their shirts then?
I feel ya man..I went through a Dortmund forum quickly and all of them are as angry ad they could be..You reckon if he will play tomorrow? The way I see it, it would be best if he doesn't start as the amount of boo-ing will definitely get to the team.Ruhr said:LoveCity said:
well, i can :)
Schalke annual season book 2008
Manuel Neuer about transfers: I can´t think of it within germany. Manuel Neuer and FC Bayern- that doesn´t fit. I stood in the stands and shouted not very nice things about other clubs - how could i wear their shirts then?
Sleeping_Easy
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DD said:
All very true and sums up the difference between players and fans in the modern game.
Players are up for auction these days, and the clubs with the money hold the power. Its only the fans that are the constant at any club anymore.