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So Jürgen Klinsmann is the new Bayern coach.I am undecided wether I think it's a good choice or not,Klinsmann never was a coach on club level before and all the tactical stuff in his german national team days was the work of Jogi Löw. On the other hand he is a good motivator and a strong personality,which could lead to trouble with Uli Hoeneß or Rumenigge. Well,time will tell...
int: is fantastic and you have gotta try the white sausages. though do me a favour, take the skin off them! with the white ones you are not supposed to eat the skin, its how the bavarians spot tourists:eyebrows:
I still wish Klinnsman took over for Bruce Arena on the US National Team. But no, our fools at the management didn't want to give him total control of the side despite being the MANAGER. Klinnsman is probably a better manager than any asset we could employ at the moment... not to mention has a resume better than any player or coach we have currently.
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Vogts: Klinsmann Destined For Bayern CL Win
Ex-Germany coach Berti Vogts has tipped new Bayern Munich boss Jürgen Klinsmann for great success...
New FC Bayern München boss Jürgen Klinsmann has been tipped for the top by Berti Vogts.
The former Germany manager, who is about to lead Nigeria in the Cup of African Nations, told Frankfurter Allgemeinen Sonntagszeitung, "Bayern Munich will win the next two editions of the Champions League.
"He'll continue to do the work that he began with the DFB [German FA]."
Klinsmann is under presure to lead Bayern to their first Champions League win since 2001 when he takes over from the outbound Ottmar Hitzfeld this summer.
The 43-year-old former Inter striker has been out of management since stepping down from the Nationalelf post following a third-place finish at the 2006 World Cup.
Steve Michaels, Goal.com
Ex-Germany coach Berti Vogts has tipped new Bayern Munich boss Jürgen Klinsmann for great success...
New FC Bayern München boss Jürgen Klinsmann has been tipped for the top by Berti Vogts.
The former Germany manager, who is about to lead Nigeria in the Cup of African Nations, told Frankfurter Allgemeinen Sonntagszeitung, "Bayern Munich will win the next two editions of the Champions League.
"He'll continue to do the work that he began with the DFB [German FA]."
Klinsmann is under presure to lead Bayern to their first Champions League win since 2001 when he takes over from the outbound Ottmar Hitzfeld this summer.
The 43-year-old former Inter striker has been out of management since stepping down from the Nationalelf post following a third-place finish at the 2006 World Cup.
Steve Michaels, Goal.com
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After sensationally attracting Jürgen Klinsmann to succeed Ottmar Hitzfeld as head coach at the end of this season, Bayern have now pulled off a coup in the transfer market with the signing of Germany international Tim Borowski from Werder Bremen. The midfielder has agreed a three-year deal with Munich and will join the club on a free transfer from 1 July 2008.
“We’ve reached agreement with Tim Borowski’s management,” FCB general manager Uli Hoeneß confirmed on Monday. Speaking from the club’s Marbella training base, Hoeneß said the parties had struck a verbal deal for the time being. “The contracts will be drawn up and signed over the next few weeks.“ Bayern had been monitoring the 27-year-old midfielder for some time, Hoeneß revealed. “The chance to sign him on a free transfer certainly appealed to us. That’s not something that happens every day with internationals.“
Deal welcomed by dressing room
Borowski will be the seventh current German international in the Munich squad alongside Miroslav Klose, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Philipp Lahm, Lukas Podolski, Marcell Jansen and Jan Schlaudraff. “Signing internationals is always a plus. Tim is a very, very good and likeable player,” Lahm commented.
“Tim Borowski is a good, intelligent player with plenty of attacking strength. He scores goals and he’ll take us forward. It’s a good decision by the club,” defender Daniel van Buyten added.
No Klinsmann effect
Hoeneß rejected media speculation suggesting that future Bayern boss Jürgen Klinsmann had a hand in recruiting one of his 2006 World Cup squad players. “It’s a coincidence. As you can imagine, you don’t start organising this kind of transfer on a Friday and finalise it by Sunday,” the official stated. However, Klinsmann had welcomed the transfer “and thinks it’s a good deal.“
“It has nothing to do with Klinsmann’s arrival. I’d already reached my decision,” Borowski himself declared, speaking from Bremen’s training camp in Belek, Turkey, on Monday. However, the midfielder welcomed the opportunity to work under his former national coach: “Obviously, Klinsmann taking over at Bayern is good news for me.“
Star of the World Cup
Borowski’s international reputation was largely forged during Klinsmann’s two-year spell in charge of his country. Widely regarded as Germany skipper Michael Ballack’s natural understudy, Borowski deputised for the former Bayern man in Germany’s 4-2 win over Costa Rica in the World Cup opening match, converted a penalty in the shoot-out against Argentina at the quarter-final stage, and started the semi-final which Germany ultimately lost to Italy in extra time.
Borowski was accepted into the Werder Bremen youth academy from 1. FC Neubrandenburg in 1996, signing professional forms at the Bundesliga club in 2001. He has scored 21 goals in 157 Bundesliga appearances to date, also winning 31 Germany caps and scoring twice for his country.
www.fcbayern.t-com.de
“We’ve reached agreement with Tim Borowski’s management,” FCB general manager Uli Hoeneß confirmed on Monday. Speaking from the club’s Marbella training base, Hoeneß said the parties had struck a verbal deal for the time being. “The contracts will be drawn up and signed over the next few weeks.“ Bayern had been monitoring the 27-year-old midfielder for some time, Hoeneß revealed. “The chance to sign him on a free transfer certainly appealed to us. That’s not something that happens every day with internationals.“
Deal welcomed by dressing room
Borowski will be the seventh current German international in the Munich squad alongside Miroslav Klose, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Philipp Lahm, Lukas Podolski, Marcell Jansen and Jan Schlaudraff. “Signing internationals is always a plus. Tim is a very, very good and likeable player,” Lahm commented.
“Tim Borowski is a good, intelligent player with plenty of attacking strength. He scores goals and he’ll take us forward. It’s a good decision by the club,” defender Daniel van Buyten added.
No Klinsmann effect
Hoeneß rejected media speculation suggesting that future Bayern boss Jürgen Klinsmann had a hand in recruiting one of his 2006 World Cup squad players. “It’s a coincidence. As you can imagine, you don’t start organising this kind of transfer on a Friday and finalise it by Sunday,” the official stated. However, Klinsmann had welcomed the transfer “and thinks it’s a good deal.“
“It has nothing to do with Klinsmann’s arrival. I’d already reached my decision,” Borowski himself declared, speaking from Bremen’s training camp in Belek, Turkey, on Monday. However, the midfielder welcomed the opportunity to work under his former national coach: “Obviously, Klinsmann taking over at Bayern is good news for me.“
Star of the World Cup
Borowski’s international reputation was largely forged during Klinsmann’s two-year spell in charge of his country. Widely regarded as Germany skipper Michael Ballack’s natural understudy, Borowski deputised for the former Bayern man in Germany’s 4-2 win over Costa Rica in the World Cup opening match, converted a penalty in the shoot-out against Argentina at the quarter-final stage, and started the semi-final which Germany ultimately lost to Italy in extra time.
Borowski was accepted into the Werder Bremen youth academy from 1. FC Neubrandenburg in 1996, signing professional forms at the Bundesliga club in 2001. He has scored 21 goals in 157 Bundesliga appearances to date, also winning 31 Germany caps and scoring twice for his country.
www.fcbayern.t-com.de
And that guy was just linked to us today because his contract was running out.
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