German Bundesliga

Skybird · 03-26-14, 09:23 AM

The Bavarians are the new and old league champions, securing the title earlier in the season than any team ever did before. They dominate statistic records all up and down. So far they have won all matches except - two which were draws, no losses. The last hope - BVB Dortmund - was unable to keep up with them. In fact, by the standards of the BVB and its last season, it has disappointed.

What I had doubts about one year ago, when saying that Heynckes left a triple-winner in such a top state that one could only keep the niveau, but not improve it, obviously needs to be corrected. Guardiola indeed has managed to make the team even better in quality. Also, the atmosphere and mood in the team seems to be excellent. Gone are the mean jokes about the "FC Hollywood". The players ALL feel fully at home in Munich. Cannot say that it has always been like that in the past.

I can only applaud Guardiola, and the team. Currently, they are a power second to none, degrading the rest of the league and maybe even the European teams to background actors only.

That would remain true even if they fumble in the European or national cup competition, because even semi-gods

could have a bad day and get struck by bad luck.

With the German national team currently having fallen back into troubled water, I wonder if we should not send the Munich team to Brazil instead.

A couple of passports issued, and formalities are done... There are some serious differences to be spotted between Löw, and Guardiola, and what kind of teams and team spirits they form.

Which leads to an interesting question. Are international competitions for top clubs maybe taking place on a higher team performance level, than competitions for national teams?

03-26-14, 09:23 AM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,629 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	German Bundesliga The Bavarians are the new and old league champions, securing the title earlier in the season than any team ever did before. They dominate statistic records all up and down. So far they have won all matches except - two which were draws, no losses. The last hope - BVB Dortmund - was unable to keep up with them. In fact, by the standards of the BVB and its last season, it has disappointed. What I had doubts about one year ago, when saying that Heynckes left a triple-winner in such a top state that one could only keep the niveau, but not improve it, obviously needs to be corrected. Guardiola indeed has managed to make the team even better in quality. Also, the atmosphere and mood in the team seems to be excellent. Gone are the mean jokes about the "FC Hollywood". The players ALL feel fully at home in Munich. Cannot say that it has always been like that in the past. I can only applaud Guardiola, and the team. Currently, they are a power second to none, degrading the rest of the league and maybe even the European teams to background actors only. That would remain true even if they fumble in the European or national cup competition, because even semi-gods could have a bad day and get struck by bad luck. With the German national team currently having fallen back into troubled water, I wonder if we should not send the Munich team to Brazil instead. A couple of passports issued, and formalities are done... There are some serious differences to be spotted between Löw, and Guardiola, and what kind of teams and team spirits they form. Which leads to an interesting question. Are international competitions for top clubs maybe taking place on a higher team performance level, than competitions for national teams? __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.