Non-Juve Transfer news (official or rumors) (82 Viewers)

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Socrates

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Apr 2, 2012
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Bundesliga is Bayern and 17 of their feeder clubs. It's ridiculous. No ambition from any team besides Bayern. Most of the time a good player is in that league he goes to Bayern. Dortmund are 20 points back and they are selling one of their best players to them. I got nothing against Bayern...they're just doing their thing. The rest of the league though is just unbelievable. Sell abroad you muppets. Why strengthen your main rival all the time?
 

piotrr

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Sep 13, 2011
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Bundesliga is Bayern and 17 of their feeder clubs. It's ridiculous. No ambition from any team besides Bayern. Most of the time a good player is in that league he goes to Bayern. Dortmund are 20 points back and they are selling one of their best players to them. I got nothing against Bayern...they're just doing their thing. The rest of the league though is just unbelievable. Sell abroad you muppets. Why strengthen your main rival all the time?
Borussia can't do anything, Bayern activates his release clause.
Imo they thought Gotze will never accept an offer from theirs biggest rival.
 

Cheesio

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Jul 11, 2006
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Don't think Kroos will move, i think Guardiola has something like this in mind.

---------------Javi Martinez
Bastian--------------------------------Kross

Ribery---------------------------Goetze
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Nov 26, 2006
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Well, this transfer has to do a fair bit of damage to the Bundesliga. It greatly increases the chances of seasons like this one becoming a regular thing and that can't be a good thing for a league that cites its competitiveness as one of its major attractions.

I feel a bit sorry for BVB in this. When they put a whopping big release clause in Gotze's contract, I bet it never occured to them that Bayern would be the ones to activate it. Tend to think such clauses are there as a starting point for negotiations with the likes of Real Madrid.

So, does someone leave Bayern because of this?

Is the Lewandowski transfer to Bayern still on?

My guess at Bayern's plan, for what it's worth:

Neuer

Lahm-Martinez-Dante-Alaba

Schweinsteiger

Gotze--Kroos

Muller-------------Ribery

Striker​

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Still, it is very interesting to see a club such as Bayern being in a position to pay one huge fee every summer.

They've got there through steady growth and through good management, so I don't object to their ability to spend in the way I object to PSG,Man City or Chelsea throwing cash around.
 
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Well, this transfer has to do a fair bit of damage to the Bundesliga. It greatly increases the chances of seasons like this one becoming a regular thing and that can't be a good thing for a league that cites its competitiveness as one of its major attractions.

I feel a bit sorry for BVB in this. When they put a whopping big release clause in Gotze's contract, I bet it never occured to them that Bayern would be the ones to activate it. Tend to think such clauses are there as a starting point for negotiations with the likes of Real Madrid.

So, does someone leave Bayern because of this?

Is the Lewandowski transfer to Bayern still on?

My guess at Bayern's plan, for what it's worth:

Neuer

Lahm-Martinez-Dante-Alaba

Schweinsteiger

Gotze--Kroos

Muller-------------Ribery

Striker​

- - - Updated - - -

Still, it is very interesting to see a club such as Bayern being in a position to pay one huge fee every summer.

They've got there through steady growth and through good management, so I don't object to their ability to spend in the way I object to PSG,Man City or Chelsea throwing cash around.
What a stupid formation :sergio:
 
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