[GER] Bundesliga 2009/2010 (10 Viewers)

[sateeh]

He is a great player thou but sure I wouldn't invest on him with all that cash.

But the reason Van Gaal fails is him, he is a cold old man, a dictator, that's what players hate, and like they say Bayern is like a Hollywood so I am not surprised that he failed to get the best out of those "stars", but I wasn't fan of his tactics neither, that if he has his own!

But would you fault them for bringing him there? The guy obviously has done something right in the past. They tried the all loving, collaborative guy in Klinsi before and it didn't go as planned (even though i thought they didn't give him enough time and should've at least given him one whole year).

But you could why they needed an authoritative figure there because one of bayern's biggest problems last season was ill discipline tactically.

Hamburg lost to Bochum and dropped of Leverkusan. They are not doing well recently, so it will be interesting to see how they recover because they are missing their forwards.

Bremen look the goods atm and i think they will win the league or at least be thereabouts around the end.

 

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[Snoop]

But would you fault them for bringing him there? The guy obviously has done something right in the past. They tried the all loving, collaborative guy in Klinsi before and it didn't go as planned (even though i thought they didn't give him enough time and should've at least given him one whole year).

But you could why they needed an authoritative figure there because one of bayern's biggest problems last season was ill discipline tactically.

Hamburg lost to Bochum and dropped of Leverkusan. They are not doing well recently, so it will be interesting to see how they recover because they are missing their forwards.

Bremen look the goods atm and i think they will win the league or at least be thereabouts around the end.

Van Gaal is a dictator, he can't bring discipline that way. You need to earn your players respect and love to have discipline in the team. Van Gaal's record is not bad in Holland, but seems he destroys team after other most of the time abroad.

 

[sateeh]

Van Gaal is a dictator, he can't bring discipline that way. You need to earn your players respect and love to have discipline in the team. Van Gaal's record is not bad in Holland, but seems he destroys team after other most of the time abroad.

He is obviously from the old school if one could say that with a certain command and control manner. His ways are not working and I don't think he is ready to change. As I mentioned earlier he has something considering the successes he had before. He isn't a long term solution, they just wanted to get the team back on track after failing to deliver in Europe in two successive campaigns.

Personally I never liked him but I understand why they brought him in instead of others.

 

[SABSAB]

Van Gaal suspended Toni
The only striker I saw fighting for his place the last months.

 

[Snoop]

He is obviously from the old school if one could say that with a certain command and control manner. His ways are not working and I don't think he is ready to change. As I mentioned earlier he has something considering the successes he had before. He isn't a long term solution, they just wanted to get the team back on track after failing to deliver in Europe in two successive campaigns.

Personally I never liked him but I understand why they brought him in instead of others.

But failed big time

Bayern need someone like Capello, or Trap! Like I said before, they have a very good squad, they only lack a good respected manager.

 

[Stephan]

Audi takes stake in FC Bayern München AG

* 9.09 percent shareholding in FC Bayern München AG
* Extension of partnership between two strong premium brands
* Audi CEO Rupert Stadler: “Aim is to strengthen global presence of both brands and to help promote young talent.”

 

[Bjerknes]

That's pretty cool.

I love Audi.

 

[Ken]

Audi

 

[SABSAB]

Not only this deal but soon Bayern will have payed their stadium and they'll swim in money

 

[Ken]

Werder Bremen 0 - 1 Wolfsburg

Edin Dzeko. Not sure how no defender stopped him there, but a clean finish.

 

[Alen]

LOL:

45' Hertha BSC 0 - 1 Eintracht Frankfurt

45' Hoffenheim 0 - 1 Borussia Dortmund

45' Mainz 0 - 1 Hamburger SV

45' Nurnberg 0 - 1 Freiburg

45' Werder Bremen 0 - 1 Wolfsburg

 

[Ken]

 

[Ken]

Dzeko strikes again!

1-2 now.

EDIT: Game went out 2-2, but atleast Dzeko is doing his thing.

 

[Fred]

Ziani, two assists.

 

[Osman]

They have Ziani??? Since when. Lucky dudes, hehe.

 

[Fred]

They have Ziani??? Since when. Lucky dudes, hehe.

Bought him this summer from Marseille. He hasn't started for them in a while, but finally got his chance now that Martins is injured.

 

[Firestarter]

Mertersaker in the death! Bremen's 20 game unbeaten run continues, and cancels out Džeko's double. Yeah Ziani and Džeko had a training ground fight earlier in the season too lol. Misimović is generally the archtiecht but Ziani came through with pulling the strings today, Misimović's set-pieces were poor too.

 

[Osman]

Ziani, two assists.

LOL people, here's proof of Fred footie wisdom being imperfect see below



Is that an assist?

 

[Alen]

LOL people, here's proof of Fred footie wisdom being imperfect see below

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAlJ6N5b5-0&feature=player_embedded


Is that an assist?

I think that in the EPL and the Bundesliga they count these as assists.
I'm serious.

 

[Osman]

WHAAAAAAAT?


I mean fuck me, do you know how many assist Barca players would have if they got assists for passing Messi before he dribbles the whole defence?

Talk about devalueing the whole concept of assists if they count that.

Btw, Dzeko Was looking clumsy while doing it but he did it