Oh yes, they will bounce as high as a medicine ball.I never expected him to come back, but stranger things have happened. Let's see if he'll give them the necessary bounce, but I somehow feel that nothing will change for them.
Doesn't their stadium have some quite big stairs? And isn't it famed to be the coldest place in the city? Sounds perfect for Magath for me.Oh yes, they will bounce as high as a medicine ball.
So what's the stair situation at Hertha @uamini ? Got to give Magath some serious high end stairs for this to work.
Doesn't their stadium have some quite big stairs? And isn't it famed to be the coldest place in the city? Sounds perfect for Magath for me.
Wirtz...
Also whats up with the jerseys? Cologne in black Leverkusen in white?
It's offical actually
Can't believe this is happening in 2022
Oh yes, they will bounce as high as a medicine ball.
So what's the stair situation at Hertha @uamini ? Got to give Magath some serious high end stairs for this to work.
Windhorst seems chatty today:
I'd rate the Magath appointment as slightly less embarassing than the Rehhagel one, even though its close. Not sure what's been worse, Bobic's transfers or his coaches.
Yes, indeed they are. They are going full HSV/Schalke. But since they only have a meager following nobody really gives a toss.Just seen the Magath news, are Hertha Berlin really that badly run?
Just seen the Magath news, are Hertha Berlin really that badly run?
While I fully agree I don't think he would have come out of retirement in this situation. There are still 8 games to go (possible 2 more including relegation playoffs) and he is not living bear to Berlin.I guess Friedhelm Funkel would have been the sane variant of the same approach.
And additionally in the meantime Union Berlin got into the first league and consistently plays better, now the third season in a row. Before that one could say "oh it would be so strange if the capital didn't have a club in the first league". No one ever cared for Hertha as a club, and now even that sentiment is gone as we will still have Union.Let me put it this way: they were a random mid table club and after three years and a €375m cash injection they are now broke and about to be relegated.
Yes, indeed they are. They are going full HSV/Schalke. But since they only have a meager following nobody really gives a toss.
And looking at their squad: what the hell did they actually do with Windhorst‘s millions?
So basically it's the equivalent of winning the lottery jackpot and then hiring Bernie Madoff to look after your finances.Let me put it this way: they were a random mid table club and after three years and a €375m cash injection they are now broke and about to be relegated.
My wife and my family urged me to go to Berlin+++breaking+++ Magath: "I nevere really cared whether there was an upward or downward slope at my clubs or stairs, or whether a hill was built if it wasn't already there" +++
I had totally forgotten how entertaining his pressers often were.My wife and my family urged me to go to Berlin
Fixed itI had totally forgotten how entertaining his pressers often were.
I just remembered: Magath is only the second coach in history (after Huub Stevens) to get to coach the holy trinity of Bundesliga failure: Hertha, Hamburg and Schalke. Such a historic feat might have been a big motivation to take this job - aside from his family telling him to move to other end of the country.
Look at that subtle off-white coloring. The tasteful steepness of it. Oh my god, it's even missing handrails!
Frimpong out for the season as well. Sometimes I hate football.
That was a very tense end to the Dortmund Mainz match, crucial goal by Witsel. Title race on now that Haaland is back?
Yeah it's still unlikely, but I'm just hoping it remains close.I guess when it's down to 8 games there is always some chance to get lucky, however small. But realisitically: no. Dortmund aren't in good shape, there's a reason why all the talk is about a massive rebuild of squad, the direct duel being played in Munich doesn't help either.
On the other hand it's pretty hilarious that despite all the defensive issues the team has had this season it's actually a Passlack, Can, Pongracic and Schulz back four that kept two clean sheets in a row (for the first time this year). And somehow Leverkusen (Leipzig), who seem to have found a liking to talk about competing with Dortmund, are 11(12) points behind.