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MUTU wrote:

#12 wrote:4-1 Frankfurt

Too optimistic.

Damn, a historic day for multiple reasons

ramsej84 wrote:Since that emphatic win in London we went downhill....
The Spurs owners must have put a spell on us

You again... The only spell is that **** YOU support and that's been haunting us for 15 months now!!

What a bad game for Pavard. There is time to recover the points. Let s not forget we try this season to change an aged team.

ramsej84 wrote:

Effenberg777 wrote:What a bad game for Pavard. There is time to recover the points. Let s not forget we try this season to change an aged team.

Pavard is a RB for me...

Right bench?

ramsej84 wrote:

Effenberg777 wrote:What a bad game for Pavard. There is time to recover the points. Let s not forget we try this season to change an aged team.

Pavard is a RB for me...

Then again, Kovac is a coach for you

This is the first time I've said this. Kovac' time is up. The team is clearly not fighting for him and when that happens, a coach is done. Every game since Tottenham has been really poor. All of them against clubs we should easily win yet we struggled every single match.

As much as I wanted Kovac to succeed, he clearly is not ready enough and not big enough to coach Bayern. We could also point out several players that have been poor this season. But a coach has to take the blame when most of the players are under performing.

Now the tough part is to find a suitable coach for Bayern. There's only one coach out there that has the credentials and is available and that's Max Allegri. No Mourinho. If Allegri isn't interested right now we need to appoint Hansi Flick and find a future coach next summer.

gumboduncan wrote:This is the first time I've said this. Kovac' time is up. The team is clearly not fighting for him and when that happens, a coach is done. Every game since Tottenham has been really poor. All of them against clubs we should easily win yet we struggled every single match.

As much as I wanted Kovac to succeed, he clearly is not ready enough and not big enough to coach Bayern. We could also point out several players that have been poor this season. But a coach has to take the blame when most of the players are under performing.

Now the tough part is to find a suitable coach for Bayern. There's only one coach out there that has the credentials and is available and that's Max Allegri. No Mourinho. If Allegri isn't interested right now we need to appoint Hansi Flick and find a future coach next summer.

1.) Well if even Uli 2 - gumboduncan - can see it there's nothing left to contest...

2.) Allegri? We need a long term solution!
Bring in Rangnick or ten Hag or try your luck getting Klopp or Nagelsmann, to an extent even Tuchel - everything else is garbage!

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ramsej84 wrote:Since that emphatic win in London we went downhill....
The Spurs owners must have put a spell on us

We went downhill since the first matchday.

bastos80 wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:Since that emphatic win in London we went downhill....
The Spurs owners must have put a spell on us

We went downhill since the first matchday.

2018/19 right?

#12 wrote:

bastos80 wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:Since that emphatic win in London we went downhill....
The Spurs owners must have put a spell on us

We went downhill since the first matchday.

2018/19 right?

No actually since 2016/2017.

sch0ll7 wrote:this must be like the biggest defeat in our recent history and one of the biggest losses ever.
Only positive in todays defeat is that Kovac is out.

Well, not really. We were even more humiliated and light years better club in the last 8 years and yet managed to end up really trashed and disgraced like never before(after 80's of course).

This goes into category of Jürgen Klinsmann and his 2 heavy home defeats against Werder Bremen 2:5 and 1:5 against Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga and 4:0 against Barcelona at Camp Nou in 2008/2009 CL camapign, but it's even worse because Klinsmann's Bayern was nowhere near this one in terms of individual quality and club's reputation inside and outside of Germany - immeasurable!

Then you have 5:2 against Klopp's turbo machine BVB in 2011/2012 Pokalfinale, Guardiola's debut and 4:1 German Super Cup against BVB, first ever home defeat against Real Madrid 0:4 in the CL semifinal in 2014.

These are the ones that instantly come to my mind in the last 11 years + Hitzfeld's 4:0 Europa League semifinal away defeat against Zenit St. Petersburg in spring 2008.

But our board can really swallow nowadays all sort of crap and live with it unlike back then when these defeats had some weight.

Kovač is dead meat and the sooner he becomes that, the better for FC Bayern.