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Dunban posted:
Really? That's not the impression I got at all. Admittedly I do not understand German. Well, tbh, we could probably do with a oval office in charge.
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mackintosh posted:He should definitely go to Bayern then. There's a spitting image of him waiting there to embrace him. you have to be mor specific than this
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If Klopp is still out of a job by the time Guardiola leaves, I'd say it's all but certain that he will take over. Also Dunban still melting down over Klopp's Dortmund being able to beat his precious Bayern.
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Ewar Woowar posted:Really? That's not the impression I got at all. Admittedly I do not understand German. As a Dortmund fan, I found him very likeable, and nearly all other BvB supporters thought so as well. But the fans of other clubs often hate him. I'd hazard a guess and say that Liverpool fans would probably like him as well if he becomes their club's manager.
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Klopp is very emotional and he never held back so people have strong reactions to him, love or hate. I think that he often stepped over the line, attacking referees and insulting journalists, but on the other hand it's awesome when your favourite team manages an important win and Klopp jumps around like a maniac, this way you feel a stronger connection to him. When I think of calm, analytical managers like Guardiola or Roger Schmidt, they are very boring with their neutral statements and maybe they raise their arms and hug somebody from the bench when they win and that's it. It's similar to Uli Hoeneß. As a Bayern manager he is widely acknowledged as a total oval office, but on the other hand many people, not only Bayern supporters, like him - I've read an interesting article about how Bayern changed since Hoeneß is gone and now there are Guardiola and Sammer, the club feels very different. I have to agree, I remember that under Heynckes I very much liked and respected the Bayern, Heynckes is a great guy and players like Müller, Schweini, Lahm and Robben etc. were cool and good. I was absolutely okay with them beating us in the CL final. Now Sammer has replaced Hoeneß in terms of being the clubs public voice, but his statements are crazy and bitchy and you just feel sorry for him. Guardiola is a penguin, Müller's arrogance is becoming more and more obvious and the squad is a well-functioning machine constructed mainly out of top stars from foreign leagues and Borussia Dortmund.
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Infected posted:If Klopp is still out of a job by the time Guardiola leaves, I'd say it's all but certain that he will take over. am I
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sicDaniel posted:Klopp is very emotional and he never held back so people have strong reactions to him, love or hate. I think that he often stepped over the line, attacking referees and insulting journalists, but on the other hand it's awesome when your favourite team manages an important win and Klopp jumps around like a maniac, this way you feel a stronger connection to him. When I think of calm, analytical managers like Guardiola or Roger Schmidt, they are very boring with their neutral statements and maybe they raise their arms and hug somebody from the bench when they win and that's it. This is a very good post.
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Except for the part about Robben being cool and good
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And the part where he says Kloppo is likeable when he's an arrogant poo poo face who's not really that great as a manager. He really is bad a professional manager.
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ephex posted:This is a very good post. I too agree that Guardiola is a calm, analytical man.
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Same for Roger Schmidt lol the rest of the post is ok though
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Tahirovic posted:And the part where he says Kloppo is likeable when he's an arrogant poo poo face who's not really that great as a manager. He really is bad a professional manager. You're bad at professional reading I guess. Anyway if an arrogant poo poo face and bad professional manager makes your favourite team have an incredible amount of success (considering the circumstances) for a couple of years you tend to look at him differently. In the end he was found out and every serious Dortmund-Fan agrees that him leaving was the best for everyone involved.
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He wasn't so much found out as he's had his best people bought out by Bayern. That he wasn't able to immediately find adequate replacements while dealing with injuries to his other key players isn't really an indictment of his managerial style.
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mackintosh posted:He wasn't so much found out as he's had his best people bought out by Bayern. That he wasn't able to immediately find adequate replacements while dealing with injuries to his other key players isn't really an indictment of his managerial style. I also think his problem was that he couldn't give his bench a perspective in the form of enough camera/play time and that made the bench so thin because everyone from the "B Team" left for greener pastures.
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Next people will write about how Lucien Favre got found out. This thread title was created by someone who just can't stop melting down over Dortmund winning the league twice in the row, instead of his glorious Bayern München.
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Torrannor posted:Next people will write about how Lucien Favre got found out. The meltdowns continue in a typical German fashion itt.
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I think if bayern, the mostly foreign star team led by a pompous arrogant tom muller , dont win today i will meltdown. However, my meltdown will be in an american plastic way not this german meltdown stuff that is being discussed.
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Go on you wolfs!!
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Anyone got a good Konferenz stream? Stuck on PC so I can't watch Sky.
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0:3 Club Sieg gegen der Kaisersluters. Melting down in my pants rn
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lmao Neuer
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Jesus what a very pep first half for bayern, out played. And scored on by a counter attack.....
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Bundesliga defending
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Sep 22, 2015 20:10
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Lewanodowski'd the gently caress outta the last 30 seconds
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Dusel
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I love Bobby.
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Sep 22, 2015 20:11
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Lewandowski on pace to score 20 goals this half
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ahahahaahahahhahha
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Mechafunkzilla posted:Lewandowski on pace to score 20 goals this half 30 actually, holy poo poo
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Fastest hat trick ever in BL?
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Bob lewandowski!!!!!!holy gently caress
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Bobby running rampant on the wolves lmao.
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Can't. Breathe.
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JESUS CHRIST LEWANDOWSKI
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Goddamn
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