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[ramsej84]

They're playing HSV...

But this season they don't seem to be the usual HSV

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[MiaSanFCB]

They're playing HSV...

BVB usually struggles against HSV in Hamburg. They just won 2 of the last 11 Bundesliga matches there.

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Now that I said that they are going to win 5-0 tomorrow

[#12]

0-3 btw, still no goal conceded... They're not just some sort of bait... should be clear by now... We're still WAY more vulnerable...

[ramsej84]

TSGH made a remarkable comeback...
Thankfully RBL are losing ground

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[endrity]

Dortmund seems very .... stable! That's probably the one thing they have lacked in the past with a lot of players leaving being replaced by talented but unproven players who took some time to find their stride. Yarmolenko has fitted in immediately and has been playing much better than anyone expected, probably even better than what Dembele gave them last year. Toprak and Sahin have given them an experienced edge, Dahoud is starting to fit in. Pulisic seems to be improving by the game.

The last time they played this solid was during Tuchel's first season when they were absolutely excellent and only a Guardiola-led Bayen was able to withstand them in the league.

[ramsej84]

TSGH v S04
Another goal from a throw in by Hoffenheim

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[James11]

What a bad defense have Dortmund, and what a bad attack have Gladbach

[#12]

What a bad defense have Dortmund, and what a bad attack have Gladbach

I get the impression you haven't seen a single one of our games...

[Roonzil]

When will Dortmund concede....

[Roonzil]

LMAO, I should've posted that sooner

[#12]

One fifth of the goals we concede (basically 1 per game...)

[Manchu]

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This is not good. Neuer getting injured cost us like 10% probability of winning the league. However, we're still have a great chance at winning the Champions League, or would if our coach was better.

[RedQueen]

Leverkusen's new striker who finally got permission to play is looking good. 3-0 against HSV now.

[pyrasur]

I was listening to a podcast on the Bundesliga and was wondering about the forums opinion on a topic. Uersfeld was discussing the decline of the Bundesliga, how many of the second tier clubs have dropped off and don't play good football but instead hope for 1-0 wins or 0-0 draws. In the past the German league was home to exciting attacking football, something that looked like tactics and innovation, but now is a total shell of itself.

For me that second tier of Schalke, Gladbach, and Leverkusen have just fallen off a cliff. They may have been disappointingly mediocre in Europe but at least they gave the Bundesliga a level of quality in the past. Now as much as I have been disappointed in Carlo Ancelotti, he was right about one thing, Bayern could basically in the past year or two walk to the title with their hands in their pocket. Even this horrible Bayern this year could probably stumble onto the title.

Leverkusen i think looks like they have a half decent squad and could maybe do something competitive. Gladbach has a defense that belongs at the bottom of the English league and will never go anywhere if Kramer is their answer for the midfield. Schalke they buy players with nothing that looks like a plan to me.

Red Bull Leipzig I think are the only club that has the squad, something of a vision, and the finances to do something creditable for the league, and I'll give them a pass on this current year as inexperienced in how to handle the big leagues. I hope in the next years they fill the competitive void.

In short the Bundesliga for me is in a crisis. Please discuss

[JANCKER]

Nothing changed IMO except that Bayern and BVB are weaker.