FC BAYERN - KINGS OF EUROPE 2013/14

I wonder if Pep still wants to get rid of Robben now!

Poor Gotze! He is always on the losing side!

Shouldn't have got rid of Juup.

http://liveticker.bundesliga.de/de/co1416/#,n2,c5

thiago is leading the false pass table hahaha poor guy, and this as 6

it`s obvious that he is no 6, play him as 8/10 hyprid like kroos

------schweinsteiger/martinez
kroos----------thiago

serious PEP from last year:

martinez----schweinsteiger
-------kroos

to yesterday:
--------thiago
--müller----kroos

 

Ossie Ardiles wrote:Shouldn't have got rid of Juup.

it`s to early to judge PEP, and it would have been very hard for jupp to repeat such a season, after a triple 2nd (2011/12) season you are highly motivated

Kroos wrote:

Ossie Ardiles wrote:Shouldn't have got rid of Juup.

it`s to early to judge PEP, and it would have been very hard for jupp to repeat such a season, after a triple 2nd  (2011/12) season you are highly motivated

That is true. Plus Juup was coming to the end of his career anyway and Guardiola was available so it made sense to go for him.

It does appear, however, that Pep is tinkering too much too soon.

Franck 'THE MONGREL' Ribéry brands Guardiola and his methods "WEIRD".

blutgraetsche wrote:

TM wrote:
Seriously, what a pussy! No disrespect to Bayern, but winning the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich is hardly a difficult task.

Willkommen in der Bundesliga, Pep!

Kroos wrote:ratings:

starke - one howler, but was a bit hindered by müller
lahm - world class performance in the attack
boa/vanbuyten - yeah solid, a bit unlucky
alaba - nothing special
thiago - many missplaced passes, i think 2 of them resulted in goals,
kroos - not great, but kept things simple, as always never lost a ball
müller - he is no midfielder, pep find a position for him, average
shaqiri - awful passing, the next nani, good skills, but no end product
mm-  shit
robben - our best performer, well he was the only one in his main position

still a lot of work to do for pep, field players in there positions you CONTE

but i am not worried, we will become better, i am happy for dortmund, and dortmund is a world class side, i can`t name 3 better teams right now

That's Pep:biggrin: 

Agent Pep is doing a great job so far.

Kroos wrote:thiago by a mile the worst player

he must be bipolar, his passing is sometimes on a high and very often on an all time LOW

will never be good enough to reach the top level

gundogan MOTM BUY HIM  

Kroos wrote:
gundogan MOTM BUY HIM  

Fuck off you greedy c**ts! As if you're not hoarding enough midfielders already.

Gündogan to stay in Dortmund and become Germany's best central midfielder in foreseeable future. You read it here first!

Kroos wrote:http://liveticker.bundesliga.de/de/co1416/#,n2,c5

thiago is leading the false pass table hahaha poor guy, and this as 6

it`s obvious that he is no 6, play him as 8/10 hyprid like kroos

------schweinsteiger/martinez
kroos----------thiago

serious PEP from last year:

martinez----schweinsteiger
-------kroos

to yesterday:
--------thiago
--müller----kroos

 

Come on, Thiago has been at Bayern a matter of minutes. There will always be a bedding in period.

I'd be more worried how your stand in goalkeeper managed to make 7 erroneous passes. #Hoofballon

Thiago is no holding midfielder though. Against better opposition, especially such as Dortmund who are the most dangerous team on the break, a single defensive midfielder (who isn't even a proper one) is a recipe for disaster.

That starting formation of Bayern was almost arrogant. Even the likes of Schalke or Leverkusen could beat them if Guardiola continues to give Thiago that role (and the rest of the central midfield remains so attacking). Or well organised sides like Mainz or Freiburg even.

Very talented footballer whose strengths are better used further up the pitch. That pass to Müller who almost scored at the end of the match was a good example for this. He lacks defensive positioning, composure, patience and the ability to read the game from the defensive perspective to be a truly great #6. His vision and ability to play defence splitting passes however is top notch.

Oh and welcome to Germany Thiago....

Bayern offering €46m for Chelsea's Luiz according to The Sun:

http://sportbild.bild.de/SPORT/fussball/international/2013/07/29/transfer-news/millionen-angebot-fuer-david-luiz.html

WTF Pep...memories of Chygrynskiy.

Hoeness charged with tax evasion?

TYPICAL GERMANS!!!!

Typical "Amigo" Bavarians rather. But that the tax evading c**t is actually officially charged must be seen as progress in Bavaria.

Oh, and Pep denied interest in Luiz, so it was just the usual press bullshit. Seems like Chygrynskiy made him wiser...

blutgraetsche wrote:Oh and welcome to Germany Thiago....

Noticed how the gay mafia, the media and the pc crowd got flustered saying stuff like "Pep physically abused Thiago". GOOD LARD! that same gay mafia abuse children. TFS!

What Pep did was real encouragement, real love. Thiago was fucking up so Pep gave him some real encouragement.

What's happening to society!!! The Gay Mafia is trying damn hard to turn us into pussies.

Looks like Pep finally realized what's his best team.

He's moved up Thiago ten yards further up the field and Inca Warrior as his true '9'.

Bayerns dominance is ridiculous, but to be fair, Sao Paulo are not the benchmark, hardly a challenge for the new Bayern midfield (still believe that Schweinsteiger is the right choice for the #6). But their wastefulness is a problem imho, way too many good chances wasted.

Nice passing moves and dominance are fine, but rather pointless without goals. At the end of the day, you need somebody to convert those chances. Maybe selling Gomez wasn't such a great idea after all. Bayern actually put a ton of excellent crosses into the box, unlike Barcelona, but fail to convert them.

blutgraetsche wrote:Bayerns dominance is ridiculous,  but to be fair,  Sao Paulo are not the benchmark,  hardly a challenge for the new Bayern midfield (still believe that Schweinsteiger is the right choice for the #6). But their wastefulness is a problem imho,  way too many good chances wasted.

Nice passing moves and dominance are fine,  but rather pointless without goals.  At the end of the day,  you need somebody to convert those chances. Maybe selling Gomez wasn't such a great idea after all.  Bayern actually put a ton of excellent crosses into the box,  unlike Barcelona,  but fail to convert them.

São Paulo have been horrible lately in Brasil and they just signed Autuori as manager. He's still finding his best team.

Bayern did waste several chances, the closest to scoring was Pizarro's shot which was cleared off the line.

Puro wrote:

blutgraetsche wrote:Bayerns dominance is ridiculous,  but to be fair,  Sao Paulo are not the benchmark,  hardly a challenge for the new Bayern midfield (still believe that Schweinsteiger is the right choice for the #6). But their wastefulness is a problem imho,  way too many good chances wasted.

Nice passing moves and dominance are fine,  but rather pointless without goals.  At the end of the day,  you need somebody to convert those chances. Maybe selling Gomez wasn't such a great idea after all.  Bayern actually put a ton of excellent crosses into the box,  unlike Barcelona,  but fail to convert them.

São Paulo have been horrible lately in Brasil and they just signed Autuori as manager. He's still finding his best team.

Bayern did waste several chances, the closest to scoring was Pizarro's shot which was cleared off the line.

São Paulo is in the relegation zone in the Brazilian League. Some São Paulo fans have been saying it's their worst team ever in history (they've never been relegated).

Weiser

Kid should get more playing time under Pep.

Good save by Neuer on the pen btw., considering how the Sao Paulo player stopped before shooting.

blutgraetsche wrote:Weiser

Kid should get more playing time under Pep.

Good save by Neuer on the pen btw., considering how the Sao Paulo player stopped before shooting.

Blut, aren't you a Werder Bremen fan?

I am. I do care about the Bayern internationals though. And knowing that Löw basically always copies what Bayern implement,  I have a special interest in the Pep Guardiola project,  too.

blutgraetsche wrote:I am. I do care about the Bayern internationals though. And knowing that Löw basically always copies what Bayern implement,  I have a special interest in the Pep Guardiola project,  too.

My German brother-in-law supports Stuttgart but he also supports German teams abroad. I think it's strange. I wouldn't dream of supporting a Brazilian rival abroad, as most Brazilians I know.

I wouldn't say that I "support" Bayern though. But it's true that many Germans want to see German clubs do well in Europe,  even rival clubs. At the end of the day,  it's to the benefit of the league and hence their own clubs,  as those UEFA coefficient points determine the number of CL and EL places the league has.

Another reason,  probably the more important one,  is mentality. In Germany,  clubs are of course important,  but there is a sense of "responsibility" for the bigger picture,  for German football as a whole,  the national team in particular,  which has a very important standing,  in contrast to England,  for example,  where the league is a lot more powerful and important and couldn't care less about their national team.

I'm not just a Werder supporter,  I also support the national team and hence have a strong interest in German internationals doing well. Bayern tend to hoard a good number of the best ones,  unfortunately. I'd like to see them spread more evenly amongst Bundesliga clubs,  but what can you do,  that's modern football.

let's face it, blut

you hunt German "glory" where you can find it

there's nothing wrong with it

but it's true to say

that your "international" support for Bayern

is probably is tad "unusual" for most Werder fans

I now LIVE in Munich

and my origianal club, HSV, are no longer my club

+

I live fairly close to Säbener Strasse and know the training facilitites like my back pocket

YET

even I cannot quite muster the support for Bayern

YOU can

(even for international games only)

the truth is

you are either a closest Bavarian

or a bona fide GLORY HUNTER

wahre G

and as always

Bernd

had

not

seen

it

coming

Bullshit and you know it. I would have preferred Dortmund to win the CL, I always prefer other teams to beat Bayern domestically. Stop passing by just for laying a turd of blatant lies and rather participate in the forum again.

Here in Italy we've got the best of both worlds.
We root for european opponents to mercilessly crush our local rivals, and then if that happens we blame them for letting italian footie down.