The Bundesliga Thread

[Mus]

He wasn't a fringe player at Basel though

 

[ShiftyPowers]

He was a worse player and a gamble, he has proven himself in his time on the pitch at Bayern.

 

[Mus]

Yeah, but Gomez cost 35 and left for 20

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Gomez was shit and got forced out.

 

[Mus]

He showed more than shaq

 

[ShiftyPowers]

In terms of goal scoring, not in terms of quality or promise.

 

[Mus]

What do you think his price tag would be then?

 

[ShiftyPowers]

I could see an English club paying 20-25m pounds.

 

[Mus]

Hopefully United so we can pay 5m for Nani

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Classic Juventus. I really don't understand United, they have Kagawa and Nani, two brilliant players who never see the field.

 

[Filipower]

Fuck you Mus you should have grabbed Nani ages ago, we'll have to play Varela as a starter in a World Cup now.

 

[Mus]

I wish co-ownership was legal outside of Italy, we would be unstoppable


United is just such a shitstorm almost everything at the club is being pulled under with it

 

[Deisler]

Quaresma anyne? I have a feeling Raffa Benitez misses him.

 

[Filipower]

Oh look, Bayern won the league! Amazing how Pep keeps transforming small teams into big time champions!

 

[Mandieta6]

Not yet, there's still 24 points left to play for and Bayern hold a 23 point lead. Dortmund can still do this!

 

[Filipower]

Oh, that's right. Stupid newspaper said they were already, they've since changed the news to that.

It's going to be a tight race until the end then!!

 

[MaestroZidane]

Specially after United eliminate them from the CL. It will be a hard loss to swallow that they will all go into deep depression and hand the title to BVB

 

[Filipower]

Exactly! Bayern are done, what a wreck.

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Specially after United eliminate them from the CL. It will be a hard loss to swallow that they will all go into deep depression and hand the title to BVB

Unfortnuately, there are 2 Bundesliga games before the first leg.

Fili's right though, it's remarkable what Pep has done with this rag-tag group of underdogs.

 

[Filipower]

In all seriousness though, I'd just wish that attacking-wise his teams were more exciting. Defensively they're always great, which is something people rarely notice. They just see the boring passing and passing (which I agree sometimes can be tiresome to watch), but Guardiola's approach to the 6-second rule (or whatever) is amazing.