NieThePiet
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Feel sorry for Pulisic, that he has to play with Yarmolenko and Aubameyang.
You didnt really go for de Bruyne right?
The only thing that can stop you getting a player is someone with fatter pockets from another league swooping in, like they did with KDB.
If you want someone from another club in your league then you will get them, without exception.
Well, I know fans of teams like Southampton that were glad when Chelsea, City etc came along because it made the league more interesting.
NO neutral fan wants to see ONE team constantly dominating the league and hoovering up every good player.
As things stand, the Bundesliga is the SPL with lots more sausages.
Neither have you really gone for Reus or put in a serious bid right? Neither for Sane.Because we had no chance.
Like Reus, for example?
Neither have you really gone for Reus or put in a serious bid right? Neither for Sane.
Like Reus, for example?
Because we had no chance.
Like Reus, for example?
I also still can't believe how the "genius" Guardiola thought it would be a good idea to retrain Martinez as a CB. He is just majestic in midfield and pretty much single-handedly solved our issues.
I have no idea if you really tried for Reus considering his injury problems.
I find the fact that you try to argue with me the fact that Bayern pretty much can cherrypick players from the domestic league very strange. It has been evident for everyone to see for years.
It will happen again this summer with Goretzka.
Isn't Kimmich creating like crazy at RB for you too?
Did that under Ancelotti as well and we were still crap.
Since Reus joined Dortmund I dont think Bayern has ever put a bid in for him. And that isnt the point a poster was making. It was about Bayern being able to buy from all clubs even if the club doesnt really want to. Opposed to every player wanting to join Bayern.What the heck is "serious" for you? We wanted both, we didn't get them. Reus just plainly chose Dortmund over us.
Not taking away from Bosz, but sometimes circumstances plays a huge role. Dortmund not long ago looks like they would run away with the league when Bayern was struggling. When it gets tough, as far as I see, Bosz doesn't have it. De Boer may not have potential to rise to become top coach. However, at certain level, he has what it takes to get the job done. One title may be not that impressive, consecutive ones are different matters.De Boer had far more quality though and worse competition. Bosz did very well since he got the ground running after a tough start.
You know Bayern struggled early, right? If they were a machine like you said, they would not have struggled at all regardless. It's more about the quality of the challengers.Bayern became a machine under Guardiola in the BuLi and so far haven’t lost enough of that attitude for others to profit.
Since Reus joined Dortmund I dont think Bayern has ever put a bid in for him. And that isnt the point a poster was making. It was about Bayern being able to buy from all clubs even if the club doesnt really want to. Opposed to every player wanting to join Bayern.
It has been "evident" for people who don't follow the league and who get it told by some of the "haters" here in the forum without ever questioning it.
And we wanted Reus before he went to Dortmund. There wasn't an injury problem at the time.
Faced shit teams at the start of the season.Dortmund started off the season so well, what happened?
But he was mostly a CM under the genius, wasn't he? That was my point.
Since Reus joined Dortmund I dont think Bayern has ever put a bid in for him. And that isnt the point a poster was making. It was about Bayern being able to buy from all clubs even if the club doesnt really want to. Opposed to every player wanting to join Bayern.
You have a fair point in that, but Im not sure if De Boer is really proven, his teams did show a lot of mental strength when they had to chase the league leaders at times. But the players he had to his disposal were unbelievable for Eredivisie standards as well. But he is a bit more hard and dominant than Bosz as a personality.Not taking away from Bosz, but sometimes circumstances plays a huge role. Dortmund not long ago looks like they would run away with the league when Bayern was struggling. When it gets tough, as far as I see, Bosz doesn't have it. De Boer may not have potential to rise to become top coach. However, at certain level, he has what it takes to get the job done. One title may be not that impressive, consecutive ones are different matters.
You know Bayern struggled early, right? If they were a machine like you said, they would not have struggled at all regardless. It's more about the quality of the challengers.
BT flicked to a shot of Löw in the crowd. Dude was smelling his fingers. lol standard
Hummels
Lewa
Rudy
Süle
Kimmich
and soon Goretzka, meanwhile you have just dispossed of Götze.
That is just from your squad now, all players that were amongst the best at their respective teams, and you could cherrypick them on the cheap or on the free.
I really can't understand why you try to argue Bayern's dominance in the domestic market, not like it is a secret.
I dont think you are allowed to talk to a player before the club anyway. It is punishable, as Liverpool faced with van Dijk for example.We still had Lahm, so that's nothing to hold against him.
"Making a bid" is not a requirement for a club to want a player. You talk to the player before you put in a bid and if you see it's pointless, why do it? THat's what happened with Reus. There were tons of stories in 2011 and he ultimately chose Dortmund.
Young
Valencia
Lukaku
Jones
Smalling
Matic
And that's just from your squad against Tottenham.
See what I did there?
I find the fact that you try to argue with me the fact that Bayern pretty much can cherrypick players from the domestic league very strange. I
Hummels
Lewa
Rudy
Süle
Kimmich
and soon Goretzka, meanwhile you have just dispossed of Götze.