[GER] Bundesliga 2014/2015 (6 Viewers)

[JuveJay]

Fucking piece of shit. Hope he gets fired.

I'd have preferred to have seen a 72-year-old man smack him in the mouth.

 

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[piotrr]

I'd have preferred to have seen a 72-year-old man smack him in the mouth.

Someone should.

 

[JuveJay]

Damn, even Owen Wilson can't escape his wrath.

 

[petersmit]

Damn, even Owen Wilson can't escape his wrath.

 

[Salvo]

What a cock.

 

[da_ledgeaun]

I effin hate pep!!

 

[Fred]

Huh, guy can be an arsehole no point trying to argue against that, maybe it makes him easy to dislike but it doesn't take anything away from his genius.

 

[Elvin]

God, I wish Pep went to Arsenal so Fred can die from over-jizzing...

 

[icemaη]

Huh, guy can be an arsehole no point trying to argue against that, maybe it makes him easy to dislike but it doesn't take anything away from his genius.

Genius

 

[Seven]

Huh, guy can be an arsehole no point trying to argue against that, maybe it makes him easy to dislike but it doesn't take anything away from his genius.

I like his clothes. I think he's pretty brilliant there.

 

[Trequartista]

Believes in homeopathy, just saying.

Homeopathy works on the long term while Pep wants cortisone and other crap, which heals players faster but makes them weaker on the long term.

 

[Seven]

Homeopathy works on the long term while Pep wants cortisone and other crap, which heals players faster but makes them weaker on the long term.

The very definition of homeopathy is that it doesn't work at all. If a homeopathic cure would be observed to be effective on a regular basis, it would no longer be a homeopathic cure as it would become actual science.

 

[Zacheryah]

The very definition of homeopathy is that it doesn't work at all. If a homeopathic cure would be observed to be effective on a regular basis, it would no longer be a homeopathic cure as it would become actual science.

Seriously, this.


Everyone here got the "homeopathy" thing off the wikipedia description of the docter. And the description is completely out of context.
The docter uses experimental medicine, and tries to avoid the usage of cortisol. He has clear results of his treatments.


actual homeopathy are treatments and pills that show no statistical improvement over a significant controll group, but is practiced anyway cause people love to shell out cash for placebo effects

 

[lgorTudor]

the point stays the same, whatever one calls it. Müller-Wohlfahrt refused to superglue and throw his patients into battle like Pep and KHR demand and that's why he is being shat at. Pep wishes his players got the Fuentes treatment anyway.

 

[Ocelot]

Seriously, this.


Everyone here got the "homeopathy" thing off the wikipedia description of the docter. And the description is completely out of context.
The docter uses experimental medicine, and tries to avoid the usage of cortisol. He has clear results of his treatments.


actual homeopathy are treatments and pills that show no statistical improvement over a significant controll group, but is practiced anyway cause people love to shell out cash for placebo effects

It's does work as a rather potent Placebo. Yes, it's a rip-off, but if people believe in it it can yield some pretty impressive results, and that's not nothing.

 

[Fr3sh]

Exactly! Don't remember last time Robben had a long healthy run like that.

 

[Zacheryah]

I see him as a longer term thinking docter, that doesnt rush his patients back and cares for a full, good recovery. With some experimental techniques, with a bit of placebo perhaps.

Thing is, look how long many bayern players stretched their careers there. His approach against fast acting stuff like Cortisol is completely justified.




So comes the question, why did Guardiola's players never got injured in spain (still allmost never over there), but suddenly tend to do now ?

Not saying its doping, of wich i know more then half of you combined, but i'm open to answers from anyone.

Untill then, doping.

 

[JuveJay]

Warm climate.

Sangria.

Fuentes.

 

[Zacheryah]

Actually yes

Absolutely not

Pretty likely

 

[zizinho]

I see him as a longer term thinking docter, that doesnt rush his patients back and cares for a full, good recovery. With some experimental techniques, with a bit of placebo perhaps.

Thing is, look how long many bayern players stretched their careers there. His approach against fast acting stuff like Cortisol is completely justified.




So comes the question, why did Guardiola's players never got injured in spain (still allmost never over there), but suddenly tend to do now ?

Not saying its doping, of wich i know more then half of you combined, but i'm open to answers from anyone.

Untill then, doping.