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FCBayernMunchen · by **FCBayernMunchen** » Tue Jul 29, 2014 1:04 pm

Guardiola will make Lewandowski realise Klopp was a bad coach after all. :pep:

tflags · by **tflags** » Tue Jul 29, 2014 1:10 pm

Borusse wrote: 20cm taller and gain more charisma.

Yup, I know, right.

quaazi · by **quaazi** » Tue Jul 29, 2014 2:25 pm

Klopp has charisma? :lol:

krkla · by **krkla** » Tue Jul 29, 2014 5:24 pm

quaazi wrote:Klopp has charisma?

Yeah obviously, just like this fellow.

BayernLove · by **BayernLove** » Tue Jul 29, 2014 9:37 pm

quaazi wrote:Klopp has charisma?

Man sweats charisma!
Luckily his training suit is there to absorb it all...

Borusse · by **Borusse** » Thu Jul 31, 2014 6:21 pm

Oh, you're all so sweet trying to discredit the great Kloppo.

That itself shows how great he is. :coffee:

by **Ottomeister13** » Thu Jul 31, 2014 8:02 pm

Borusse wrote:Oh, you're all so sweet trying to discredit the great Kloppo. That itself shows how great he is.

Yeah, freaking out Always on the 4th ref.. Can't handle criticism or else he starts with sarcasm etc. Or makes stupid comments...

MaCk0y · by **MaCk0y** » Thu Jul 31, 2014 8:47 pm

Ottomeister13 wrote:
Borusse wrote:Oh, you're all so sweet trying to discredit the great Kloppo. That itself shows how great he is.

Yeah, freaking out Always on the 4th ref.. Can't handle criticism or else he starts with sarcasm etc. Or makes stupid comments...

Someone should make a compilation video of Klopp abusing the 4th official. I think it will be quite a long one. :lol:

pyrasur · by **pyrasur** » Thu Jul 31, 2014 10:56 pm

bastos80 wrote:Beast.

JANCKER · by **JANCKER** » Thu Jul 31, 2014 11:07 pm

And this is not even his best yet... Expecting a great impact on our team this year, taking Europe's golden boot to Germany. $\:D/$

pyrasur · by **pyrasur** » Tue Aug 05, 2014 9:02 pm

There is certainly a group of classic strikers still around: Karim Benzema, Falcao, Robert Lewandowski, Mario Mandzukic, Edinson Cavani, Gonzalo Higuain. But they're generally considered on the second rung, not quite among Europe's elite.

The most devastating centre-forwards are not actually strikers. Robin van Persie was once considered a No. 10, Lionel Messi guarantees goals but is more of a false nine, Sergio Aguero is best on the shoulder of the last defender, and Luis Suarez was often fielded from the flank. Even Zlatan Ibrahimovic once played as more of a second striker than an out-and-out goal poacher -- but these are the most devastating centre-forwards around.

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I'm sensing Premier League/Barcelona bias. Author needs to brush up on some facts, Lewa was not always a straight number nine either. And Zlatan is as much a striker as any of the "second rung" strikers. Only posted this because the lack of knowledge about the Bundesliga still frustrates. Everyone thinks that German players will take the first opportunity to play for these supposedly better teams in the Premier League. Dortmund can take any of them to town, and if the rest of the Bundesliga stopped getting intimidated by the money and names of the Premier League they could more than hold their own.

Though I am happy the Bundesliga still has the most real fans and not just ignorant fans, which might not be the case if it becomes as "popular" as the English league. Most Bundesliga fans that I disagree with is only a matter of opinion; at least they are knowledgeable and have their facts straight.

Firefox1234 · by **Firefox1234** » Tue Aug 05, 2014 9:04 pm

The Zlatan comparison was completely bias, you can tell he forced that in just to make his point. If a 6'5 beast like Zlatan isnt in the category of a classic CF then no one is.

runaway · by **runaway** » Wed Aug 06, 2014 6:42 am

Is Costa not a classic CF?

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FCBayernMunchen · by **FCBayernMunchen** » Tue Aug 19, 2014 2:09 pm

Former Bayern Munich striker Giovane Elber believes Robert Lewandowski is exactly the kind of player the Bavarians needed in order to challenge for top honours again in 2014-15.

The Poland star joined Bayern from Borussia Dortmund on a free transfer this summer and Elber is hugely impressed with the 25-year-old's performances in pre-season.

"Mario Mandzukic scored a lot of goals for Bayern, but you must admit that Lewandowski's goal in the Telekom Cup against Wolfsburg was simply stunning," Elber told Spox.

"Bayern should be happy Lewandowski now plays in Munich and no longer for Dortmund. Bayern needed a player like him."

Elber believes that the World Cup proved the importance of a more rounded, mobile striker in modern football - a role for which Lewandowski is perfectly suited.

"You can no longer achieve much with a striker who only waits for the ball in the area. We all saw that at the World Cup. Germany had a winning formula with Thomas Muller and Brazil did not with Fred," he said.

"A modern striker should not only score goals, but also contribute to his side. He has to think and add something to the team. Lewandowski is perfect for that role.

"I am very curious to see whether Lewandowski can do as much for Bayern in the Champions League as he did for Dortmund."

Lewandowski has netted 74 goals in the Bundesliga so far, while scoring 17 times in the Champions League for Dortmund. [source]

Bazi · by **Bazi** » Tue Aug 19, 2014 4:44 pm

Wasn't Elber the guy who said only two months ago that Bayern doesn't need Lewandowski, because we have Mandzukic? :lol:

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