Time to talk about Berlin.
20 years ago the Wall broke down and Germany got united.
20 years later Berlin is looking into an deep abyss again.
They only got 4 points out of 12 games, they're last in the League and they have already a 4 point gap to the next team, 6 to a save place.
They kicked Hoeneß out to give Favre more power. Then they kicked Favre out and got Funkel. Still they don't have any success. I'm worried how this will go on and what will happen next.
He did good but he is injured now. He got a surgery one or two days ago in Rio, they removed an edema out of his leg. It's not clear when he'll be back.
To be honest i didn't watch bayern games this season but from the years that i've seen him (specially in he's barca years) the guy didn't impress me at all. He's records in the dutch league is impressive nodoubt but i think he's not meant to coach a team out of that league.....
To be honest i didn't watch bayern games this season but from the years that i've seen him (specially in he's barca years) the guy didn't impress me at all. He's records in the dutch league is impressive nodoubt but i think he's not meant to coach a team out of that league.....
I didn't notice him before, just heard of his Barca days so I can't judge him from that but what he's doing right now is not very impressive. How he deals with some players is pretty questionable.
Klinsmann did better at this point of the Season...
I didn't notice him before, just heard of his Barca days so I can't judge him from that but what he's doing right now is not very impressive. How he deals with some players is pretty questionable.
Klinsmann did better at this point of the Season...
I think the problem with Van gaal is that he likes he's players to adapt to a certain mentality and way of play but he doesn't work with what he allready have.
For example mourinho tried to play with the 3 attack line with Inter At the start of last season but it didn't work well with him so he simply went back to mancini's system. He's flexable and can adapt with any team that he works with and that IMO what makes certain coaches great wherever they go and others not.....
Iaquinta? Not really. Kießling often falls back in the midfield and helps creating chances and his first touch is better. I'd wait one more season and let him grow in Leverkusen.
Nah he already did that last season. Especially last season because Helmes was the one who hanged out in the box. But he's injured so Kießling needs to show he can score.