Blackwidow
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Saarbrücken on track for their next shock win?![]()
Yes. And it looks like Stuttgart throws BVB out, too. 2:0 and 5 minutes + over time to go.
Saarbrücken on track for their next shock win?![]()
Yes. And it looks like Stuttgart throws BVB out, too. 2:0 and 5 minutes + over time to go.
Which isn't a shock. To quote the 11freunde liveticker: "What Stuttgart is doing to Dortmund here is the biggest show of force since Stuttgart-Dortmund a month ago"Yes. And it looks like Stuttgart throws BVB out, too. 2:0 and 5 minutes + over time to go.
WTF Bayern... it even appears to be fully deserved that Frankfurt leads 3-0, doesn't feel very lucky.
Don't forget to sign some mentality players.They need to bring in a coach, who can sort out their defense.
Normally yes... but their next match is against Stuttgart. Could be a tough match as well.I wouldn't want to be the team, who face Bayern next. They usually bounce back quite well from these disaster games, don't they?
Normally yes... but their next match is against Stuttgart. Could be a tough match as well.
Oh. Right. Completely forgot that this is already next week. So a 6-1 in Manchester incoming and then a 1-2 against Stuttgart or something like that?There's a CL game next week.
Tough ask this seasonThe only positive take from this miserable afternoon, the last time we lost 5:1 in Frankfurt the season ended with the triple.
Can't be this time but I'll take the double.
They hugely messed up their summer transfer window in their defence, so no.Just seen the Bayern highlights, do they not have anyone better than Upacameno? Had a disaster class vs city, at fault for one or two of the goals today.. generally has the turning circle of a tank. They won't come close to doing anything in the CL with him back there
Stuttgart is absolutely impressive against Leverkusen... quite unlucky/poor finishing that they are only 1-0 up so far![]()
Uncle Uli will have a talk with him beforehand.They're class. Hoeneß is flying completely under the radar, IMO, over the whole Alonso hype. What he turned Stuttgart into is arguably even more impressive than Alonso's impact on us. Hats off, hope they'll beat Bayern next week.
Maybe it will be "I hate Tuchel, give me a reason to sack him!"Uncle Uli will have a talk with him beforehand.![]()
Some insights into the investor deal the DFL clubs just approved. Huge protests from fans to be expected.
I think what they are trying to do is long overdue, and doesn't necessarily have to be bad in any way for stadium goers.
But on the other hand it's of course a huge commitment, so concerns are valid and the people in charge absolutely have to get this one right.
Yeah, the DFL made a huge mess out of the communication of the project. But it was always going to be a tough sell, because small(er) clubs have been against it, seemingly for selfish reasons and because fans were always going to categorically opppose this.Without having read through all the details down to the last word: I think it makes sense to organise the whole thing more professionally, but I understand the fans' reservations. That's why transparent and careful communication is important here. In other words, absolute core competences of the DFL.
So let me get this straight, they get 1 billion Euros and use 30% of that sum to help out the clubs who will now have to send a part of their revenue to the investor....why don't they just do a 700 million € deal straight away and reduce those yearly payments?
Looks like the voting only got through because Kind voted yes despite being ordered by the club to vote against it. 50+1 once more in the mud but given the corrupt state of DFL and DFB nothing will be done against it. Salty Watzke finally got his wish and the gullible customers in Dortmund and Munich will be happy.
A single vote would've made the difference, Hannover had given a clear guideline for Kind which was ignored and is a clear violation of 50+1. DFL obviously won't admit that and is waffling about "internal matters" regarding Hannover but everyone with a brain can see through this charade.There was a qualified majority, not just Bayern, Dortmund and Hannover.
A single vote would've made the difference, Hannover had given a clear guideline for Kind which was ignored and is a clear violation of 50+1. DFL obviously won't admit that and is waffling about "internal matters" regarding Hannover but everyone with a brain can see through this charade.
50+1 once more in the mud but given the corrupt state of DFL and DFB nothing will be done against it.
Yeah, the DFL made a huge mess out of the communication of the project. But it was always going to be a tough sell, because small(er) clubs have been against it, seemingly for selfish reasons and because fans were always going to categorically opppose this.