YlonenXabi wrote:They have the Ruhr derby at home this week, an away match to Bremen and another away match to Gladbach as well.
We will play Eintracht at home. A team that not only we've beaten twice this season (both away from home) but also they will have their minds on the EL semi finals. Or at least it will surely take a toll on them
Again, I'm not saying we will 100% win the league as Dortmund has chances as well. But how on Earth can you say they are the strong favourites, mate?![]()
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And the funny thing is that a couple of weeks ago they won by 1 in the final minutes and you said it was a - championesque - way of winning games.
The following week we crushed them 5-0 at home
And then we won 1-0 in what it should have been called a - championeseque - way of winning based on your standards BUT this time we suck
You are not being objective, #12
Borusse wrote:Yeah, I agree with YlonenXabi, the pessimism is way over the top.
Not even taking into consideration that Leipzig have a 9 point advantage over the fourth place and will be playing for fun even more so than Bremen will. I don't see any reason to call Dortmund favourites, it's an uphill battle for BVB now, though not impossible.
ramsej84 wrote:As from next season.... there won't be anymore Mon night games
#12 wrote:Borusse wrote:Yeah, I agree with YlonenXabi, the pessimism is way over the top.
Not even taking into consideration that Leipzig have a 9 point advantage over the fourth place and will be playing for fun even more so than Bremen will. I don't see any reason to call Dortmund favourites, it's an uphill battle for BVB now, though not impossible.
It’s Leipzig... Versus BAYERN...
I doubt Bremen have much business with Dortmund...
RedQueen wrote:#12 wrote:Borusse wrote:Yeah, I agree with YlonenXabi, the pessimism is way over the top.
Not even taking into consideration that Leipzig have a 9 point advantage over the fourth place and will be playing for fun even more so than Bremen will. I don't see any reason to call Dortmund favourites, it's an uphill battle for BVB now, though not impossible.
It’s Leipzig... Versus BAYERN...
I doubt Bremen have much business with Dortmund...
There's quite a bit of speculation that Rangnick will hold his cards close to his chest in this game, in order to not give Kovac any insight helping him in the DfB cup final. If there's nothing to be gained from that game for them on MD 33 - which seems quite likely - this isn't implausible at all. Provided we beat Bremen tonight, of course.
#12 wrote:RedQueen wrote:#12 wrote:
It’s Leipzig... Versus BAYERN...
I doubt Bremen have much business with Dortmund...
There's quite a bit of speculation that Rangnick will hold his cards close to his chest in this game, in order to not give Kovac any insight helping him in the DfB cup final. If there's nothing to be gained from that game for them on MD 33 - which seems quite likely - this isn't implausible at all. Provided we beat Bremen tonight, of course.
Like Kovac could figure it out
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