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the Californian, who famously became a national laughing stock when he sent Poldi and Co motivational E-Mails from his American beach IN ENGLISH, because it's modern and hip, will now bring his MODERN teaching methods to Bayern Munich
most Bayern fans already got a heart-attack when Hoeness appointed Grinsi (the worst Germany manager of ALL TIME alongside Ribbeck)
now, the Swabian egocentric, will become the most HATED manager in the club's history
he just announced that he would stop PUBLIC TRAINING SESSIONS at Saebener STrasse
and convert my new favourite haunt, the club Restaurant, the Insider (which overlooks the training pitch) into a "Regeneration Center"
during the week there are probably not more than 100 fans watching proceedings
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they could easily have only one or two public training days a week
and still leave the "Insider" open for fans to enjoy the club atmostphere
but NO
Klinsi seems to have read in some American Management Bible that when you piss off the customer , they come back for more
the Swabian nutcase has done good things for Germany, of course
a) his game against Holland in the 1990 World Cup, where he singlehandely ran rings around an overhyped and spitting Dutch lot
b) appointing Lehmann as national keeper at the expense of Kahn
apart from that he is the single worst thing to have happened to German and , in the future, Bavarian football
Ballack seems to agree in principle when he now says that he can no longer hear the term "World Cup Heroes, when we did not even reach the FINAL"
let's hope Sepp Maier will start an in-house-revolution and unseat the American
only the return of Magath would have been worse news than the arrival of the Yankie
http://www.sport1.de/de/sport/artikel_2204156.html
most Bayern fans already got a heart-attack when Hoeness appointed Grinsi (the worst Germany manager of ALL TIME alongside Ribbeck)
now, the Swabian egocentric, will become the most HATED manager in the club's history
he just announced that he would stop PUBLIC TRAINING SESSIONS at Saebener STrasse
and convert my new favourite haunt, the club Restaurant, the Insider (which overlooks the training pitch) into a "Regeneration Center"
during the week there are probably not more than 100 fans watching proceedings
+
they could easily have only one or two public training days a week
and still leave the "Insider" open for fans to enjoy the club atmostphere
but NO
Klinsi seems to have read in some American Management Bible that when you piss off the customer , they come back for more
the Swabian nutcase has done good things for Germany, of course
a) his game against Holland in the 1990 World Cup, where he singlehandely ran rings around an overhyped and spitting Dutch lot
b) appointing Lehmann as national keeper at the expense of Kahn
apart from that he is the single worst thing to have happened to German and , in the future, Bavarian football
Ballack seems to agree in principle when he now says that he can no longer hear the term "World Cup Heroes, when we did not even reach the FINAL"
let's hope Sepp Maier will start an in-house-revolution and unseat the American
only the return of Magath would have been worse news than the arrival of the Yankie
http://www.sport1.de/de/sport/artikel_2204156.html
I doubt fans of clubs in other countries would even care about these plans let alone make such a drama out of it like you Otto, and your fellow Bayern fans do. What is so bad about the idea of professionalizing certain things? And wouldn't it be in your interest to get rid of some antiquated traditions in order to increase Bayern's competitiveness on the European stage? The fan-friendly approach of German clubs is all very well and must be preserved, but we are not talking about any low-division football club here. Bayern is ambitious and they want to win European trophies, a certain degree of professionalism wouldn't be amiss here, would it? 
