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ramsej84 wrote:

DiegoForlan wrote:

#12 wrote:This **** favoritism for a gimp like Goretzka is making me mad... WRF, even Coutinho would’ve been a better choice!

Goretzka and Perisic, it‘s almost as if he WANTS to play shit and lose...

Ye, we are so shitte

Maybe AFTER this statement the hate on Goretzka will ease a bit

Flick has created an atmosphere that allows everyone to feel at ease. He provides us with a tactical plan for every match. It's important that we can see development, that we improve with every match. The goal was special of course. It's no secret that I had five very, very nice years at Schalke and that I felt very much at home there

It’s not hate... And one good game is not enough to make up for 30 shit ones...

In the meantime, 3rd consecutive clean sheet

MUTU wrote:In the meantime, 3rd consecutive clean sheet

My favorite stat since ever, especially in the last 7-8 years and the most important one to achieve everything in football.

I was counting yesterday Flick's matches in all competitions as our Interimstrainer, in 12 matches we conceded 5 goals while in Kovač's last 6 matches as our coach we conceded 12 goals (Eintracht alone 5 goals).

7 clean sheets in 12 matches, this is as you said 3rd consecutive clean sheet and in his first 4 matches we also had achieved 4 straight clean sheets.

We still have a lot to do regarding our defensive game, but even now we see fruits of Flick's work.

Clean sheet is always better than clean shit behind Neuer's back.

Offense wins games, defense wins championships.

Every stat with Flick just gets better and he survived under very heated circumstances. The Chelsea match up will have a big say and determine his future in this club. One way or another we will catch up and fight for the Bundesliga title especially now that Leipzig dropped points so early while we went out all guns blazing! Either way RBL seems a worthy opponent this season so the board will look overall his job, tactics, football, interaction with the team and depending on the opponent in the QF of the CL given that we pass Chelsea comfortably!

Flick knows that his tactics and Chelsea game will determine his future at Munich. As long as the team delivers these kind of performances offensively and carries on the self-confidence of the group stage in the knock-outs starting with Chelsea then Hansi Flick stays. I'm not gonna lie, I like the guy, he has somehow a clear plan for our team and he didn't pick any of his players or worked freely rather than under pressure to deliver results and spectacle instantly with no excuses.

Someone wrote about not using Gnabry, he is definitely not fully fit after his ankle problems(tricky injury) so -thank god- he wants to bring back Gnabry cautiously back to his form and 100% fit while at the same time players who were on the bench are getting some important minutes!
If he manages to maintain this level of football and integrate Odriozola rapidly into our system then for me he is the chosen one!

Quite honestly, at this point Dortmund are just as dangerous as Leipzig...

With Haaland I'd argue they have a better shot at CL than us...

#12 wrote:Quite honestly, at this point Dortmund are just as dangerous as Leipzig...

With Haaland I'd argue they have a better shot at CL than us...

BvB have a lot of work to do in their first knock out stage fixture vs PSG with their porous defense.

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