Think he is quality and would improve us easily. A better version of Blind.
It's that time of the year again. The annual Bayern poaching of Dortmund's best players.
I have the bad feeling he would replace Smalling. Right footed and a better passer.
Bild reporting he's off to Bayern. €10m a year and €30m fee.
Must be frustrating for Dortmund fans. As soon as they look strong again, captain fecks off.
I guess if they want to stay in Germany (family, friends etc) then there really is only viable one option.Christ. Don't the Dortmund players realise there are other clubs to sign for?
I guess if they want to stay in Germany (family, friends etc) then there really is only viable one option.
Not sure what is salary is (I have found figures from £30k to £200k a week - and I suspect it is somewhere in the middle) but I imagine the only club in Germany who can offer comparable wages to PSG, City, Real, Barca etc are Bayern - plus he was there as a youngster and they happen to be one of the best squads in the world... tough for Dortmund fans but you can see why Hummles would be interested
I have the bad feeling he would replace Smalling. Right footed and a better passer.
Of course they're bothered, but what can they do? What was Arsenal supposed to do when van Persie and Nasri pushed for moves to English top teams? And what does 'slaughtered' mean? Last time I checked, van Persie, Nasri or Mata were still alive. There'll be loud criticism in the media and his first return to Dortmund most certainly wouldn't be nice if he decides to move to Bayern. It's regularly happening in all top leagues. Atletico lost Arda Turan to Barca last summer for example. That's pretty mental considering he couldn't even play in the first half of the season because of the transfer ban. You regularly see players move between the Italian top teams, some actually played for all of the top 3 clubs like Pirlo or Ibra. Dortmund isn't any better than Bayern either, they constantly try to buy the best players of the other CL participants like they signed Leverkusen's best player of last season or Reus a few seasons back from Gladbach. Draxler moved from Schalke to Wolfsburg last summer. It's just not that big a deal to see players move between top clubs in a league. Even Barca and Real have a history of players moving between them (Schuster, Laudrup and Figo).Might not be much of a taboo. But if it happened here he would be slaughtered. What surprises me, is Dortmund don't seem bothered.
It's shit from Hummels. He could sign for any team he wanted to.
What I mean by slaughtered is if it looked like a captain of a top club looked destined for a rival, his life would be very uncomfortable with his fans. I haven't seen any reaction from Dortmund fans. They seem to be taking it on the chin.Of course they're bothered, but what can they do? What was Arsenal supposed to do when van Persie and Nasri pushed for moves to English top teams? And what does 'slaughtered' mean? Last time I checked, van Persie, Nasri or Mata were still alive. There'll be loud criticism in the media and his first return to Dortmund most certainly wouldn't be nice if he decides to move to Bayern. It's regularly happening in all top leagues. Atletico lost Arda Turan to Barca last summer for example. That's pretty mental considering he couldn't even play in the first half of the season because of the transfer ban. You regularly see players move between the Italian top teams, some actually played for all of the top 3 clubs like Pirlo or Ibra. Dortmund isn't any better than Bayern either, they constantly try to buy the best players of the other CL participants like they signed Leverkusen's best player of last season or Reus a few seasons back from Gladbach. Draxler moved from Schalke to Wolfsburg last summer. It's just not that big a deal to see players move between top clubs in a league. Even Barca and Real have a history of players moving between them (Schuster, Laudrup and Figo).
It's more one sided in the Bundesliga because no second team could establish themselves as a permant elite side next to Bayern, I give you that. And it's a bit of a problem for the league, but the moves in itself aren't really that controversial.
I'm no fan of Hummels' interviews, but his comments about Götze aren't really that big a contradiction if he moves to Bayern now.
Like a battered housewife they have grown to know their place.What I mean by slaughtered is if it looked like a captain of a top club looked destined for a rival, his life would be very uncomfortable with his fans. I haven't seen any reaction from Dortmund fans. They seem to be taking it on the chin.
It's not a comment about Götze and it doesn't say anything negative about Bayern? And no one would believe Hummels if he all of a sudden declared that a move back to Bayern was always his dream or something like that. If he ever says something like that, I'd hate him even more than I already do because it's clearly not true. Going back to Munich is a smart career choice for him. He'll earn more money, has a better chance to win the CL and his family is back home which probably plays a big role at this stage of his life. That's all fair enough.How about: http://www.tz.de/sport/fc-bayern/ma...ayern-muenchen-borussia-dortmund-2645076.html (from late November, 2012)
Which roughly translates to "I don't care about Bayern, I completely lost my connection to the club." "By now I am Borussia through and through".
It's not a comment about Götze and it doesn't say anything negative about Bayern? And no one would believe Hummels if he all of a sudden declared that a move back to Bayern was always his dream or something like that. If he ever says something like that, I'd hate him even more than I already do because it's clearly not true. Going back to Munich is a smart career choice for him. He'll earn more money, has a better chance to win the CL and his family is back home which probably plays a big role at this stage of his life. That's all fair enough.
At least to some degree football fans simply won't accept that players might change their opinion about clubs. I don't think it's impossible to be a Schalke fan growing up like Neuer was and buying into the whole fan culture but then learn to respect Bayern as a club once you're a professional footballer after you matured as a person. Fans usually deny that possibility even exists and call you a traitor or dishonest even though you might not have been at any time in your life.Oh yeah, I thought you guys were talking a bit about stuff that might come back to haunt him in general. Knowing Hummels' usual statements I'd fully expect him to say something about how his move is about unfinished business, how the past was always nagging at him and how he's now completing the circle.
I don't think anyone doesn't understand why a move to Bayern is smart in many aspects, what's bothering people more is that players aren't honest about it. For example people were outraged at Götze, but respectful towards Lewandowski, or the reactions towards Draxler vs Neuer after their moves.
3 errors a season isn't bad.I really don't want to see him in a Bayern shirt, that would be unbearable. I seriously dislike "3 errors a season" Mats.
Blind & Hummels, would get raped by the likes of Vardy, as neither have any pace.
But anyways he wants to win stuff & i very much doubt we're going to be winning the title or champions league next season, or even being in a better position than Dortmund. So he won't be looking to join us.
I don't recall the exact circumstances but Hummels once said that he makes maybe three errors a season. I think that was at a time when he made approximately three errors per game, so he got the nickname "3 Fehler Mats"(3 errors Mats). Mostly Bayern fans call him that.3 errors a season isn't bad.