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PunkCapitalist wrote:Any body saw Immobile's comments about Dortmund? What a dickhead! What, he thought trainings would be conducted in Italian or something?? What a poor attitude towards immigration! Never buy Italian players...

Toni did well until certain LvG took over.

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PunkCapitalist wrote:Any body saw Immobile's comments about Dortmund? What a dickhead! What, he thought trainings would be conducted in Italian or something?? What a poor attitude towards immigration! Never buy Italian players...

because of one twat you would never buy italian players again? lol k. toni did pretty well here. lots of italians abroad have had 0 problems. his comments came off sounding like a whining child i was kind of surprised to read them in public today

Well... True, its wrong to generalize. But they rarely play outside Italy nowadays.

Immobile is just being a sore loser. He was coming off being the top scorer of Serie A, so he thought himself to be breaking records at the BL. He turned out to be a flop, and it just didn't stick into his head. Good of BVB to send him on loan. They might end up with a few millions if he scored a few goals at Sevilla and they decided to keep him.

Julian Wiegl vs BMG:


BVB Teamwork vs BMG:

BVB was pretty good last matchday.
But there is a question: "Were they so superb or die Fohlen were so bad?"

Burko wrote:"Were they so superb or die Fohlen were so bad?"

A bit of both actually. Gladbach were pretty poor. They didnt have their regular CBs (started a couple of 20year olds) and their tactics were plain naive. But Dortmund were sensational at exposing the weaknesses. Their transitional play was absolutely phenomenal. Lets see how much they can retain this new style in the next few matches.

The counter-attacking trio of Dortmund (Auba, Reus, Mkhitaryan) is lethal. They have excellent passers in midfield who can set these three to go.

And that's the issue. Now they are passing the ball around, counter attacking, spotting the man behind your back and spreading the wings. It's like the football version of Kama sutra.

I must say I was really impressed and shocked that we played so well against Gladbach. I just hope it's not a one time thing and we will show this kind of football multiple times this season.

Reupload of the banned video:

Wiegl is Bavarian ! I was not aware... hmmm I know where he will be playing in the near future

Borusse wrote:I must say I was really impressed and shocked that we played so well against Gladbach. I just hope it's not a one time thing and we will show this kind of football multiple times this season.

Reupload of the banned video:

Borusse do you think Tuchel will give Durm and Dudziak a chance this season? Will they be ready to start for Germany at the Euros?

This Weigl looks really amazing.

Jupp's style = possession + direct football(via wings) + counter attacks. Let's wait and see the next 12-13 matches and what kind of a coach is Thomas Tuchel.

Jupp really had all his bases covered.