Always interesting to be able to hear what players say and yell when there's no crowd.
"Yeh yeh yeh" seems to be said a damn lot
Always interesting to be able to hear what players say and yell when there's no crowd.
this teams lacks any tactical plan. even with robben and ribery suddenly over delievering we're doing the same mistakes over and over again
this team lacks basic football training. this is what you get after one year of ancelotti.
Robben, Ribery and Muller shouldn't have been on the field anyway. Nor Alaba. No tactical plan can compensate for how out of form they are.
And the fact that their rebellion won means that any future coach will have a pretty hard time putting them on the bench.
I'm frightened of Liverpool's counter attacks. It's like, the only thing they're very good at under Klopp.
I'm frightened of Liverpool's counter attacks. It's like, the only thing they're very good at under Klopp.
Also que puta madre"Yeh yeh yeh" seems to be said a damn lot
this teams lacks any tactical plan. even with robben and ribery suddenly over delievering we're doing the same mistakes over and over again
this team lacks basic football training. this is what you get after one year of ancelotti.
Wijnaldum still doesn't have an away goal? Hah!
That'll change today
i personally still think it was a big mistake to sack himThese players aren't robots that got a new code and forgot to play football and everything they did since 2012. This "Ancelotti lame duck" talk does not even scratch the surface of what went wrong.
Everyone plays for himself, there is no squad that fights for each other, there are so many mistakes in play and the other players not helping out speaks for a big rift inside the squad.
Our weird policy of buying low class players because we refuse to pay market prices for worldclass not only on play talent but in character cost us years of development in just a couple of months. Rummenigge and Hoeneß buying players instead of the coach is the other problem. We were in talks with Draxler, Sanchez, de Bruyne, Sané and we pulled back because they were to expensive (in retrospective a bargain actually) or our board wanted to avoid drama with Ribery and Robben. Irony now that Ribery's career is probably over in the most tragic way.
We hired a coach after Pep, that always disappointed in his second season at a club outside of Italy and was known for being good at moderating a squad but not for philosophy or tactical systems, or even squad development, so Carlo is not really to blame for the incompetence of our board.
I fear the worst if we not sign Tuchel soon. The squad needs a serious overhaul and a clear position if we want to stay competitive with the top five or just want to compete with Dortmund or Leipzig. Our whole situation leads to the latter.
Koeman will be sacked this week
so ancelotti really was just a scapegoat. the problem was that bayern didnt buy a few top players in the summertime. their succession plans for robben, alonso, lahm and ribery failed and its really showing now. ancelotti was given shit and he did the best he could.
maybe tuchel can turn the team around but during the season it will be hard.
i still think with tuchel they can win the league because the bvb coach seems to be really one dimensional and the rest of the league is a joke
tuchel doesnt give a shit
Every Bayern fan has been bitching about this. Screw the FO and their cheap spending, finish top 3-4 in revenue every year and get outspent by everyone. There is no reason that Sanchez isn't a Bayern player now. Watch them sign some free agent and call it a win next summer
oh wait, Goretzka is already rumored to be that
Sums up the whole season.I think that sums it up
Also, what's this constant implication that Man.City has no fans? Example:
I'm going to completely lose it if this team doesn't drop their wallet for this summer to sign one top quality player in the level of Griezzman this summer.
These players aren't robots that got a new code and forgot to play football and everything they did since 2012. This "Ancelotti lame duck" talk does not even scratch the surface of what went wrong.
Everyone plays for himself, there is no squad that fights for each other, there are so many mistakes in play and the other players not helping out speaks for a big rift inside the squad.
Our weird policy of buying low class players because we refuse to pay market prices for worldclass not only on play talent but in character cost us years of development in just a couple of months. Rummenigge and Hoeneß buying players instead of the coach is the other problem. We were in talks with Draxler, Sanchez, de Bruyne, Sané and we pulled back because they were to expensive (in retrospective a bargain actually) or our board wanted to avoid drama with Ribery and Robben. Irony now that Ribery's career is probably over in the most tragic way.
We hired a coach after Pep, that always disappointed in his second season at a club outside of Italy and was known for being good at moderating a squad but not for philosophy or tactical systems, or even squad development, so Carlo is not really to blame for the incompetence of our board.
I fear the worst if we not sign Tuchel soon. The squad needs a serious overhaul and a clear positioning if we want to stay competitive with the top five or just want to compete with Dortmund or Leipzig. Our whole situation leads to the latter.