depend on niko kovac tactics
I guess so...Dalv wrote:depend on niko kovac tactics
Niko Kovac has tactics?
Bayernbazi wrote:Just ignore them we all know how they are;Spoiler: show
Somebody found this other pearl from cakir
Cakir about to whistle offside but does not (for whatever reason). Some passes later and Madrid equalize from the same action resulting from this decision.
https://www.facebook.com/BarcaMultimedia/videos/343301989525340/
YlonenXabi wrote:How do you want to play centrally against a compact defense who is closing every space???? Our tactics were spot on and they really hurted Madrid.
Problem is that we lacked a wide player on the right (Robben, Coman...) as ALL our attacks relied on a 35 y.o Franck Ribery and Alaba.
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MUTU wrote:I'm confused. You said you want them to speak in the present instead of the future. Do you want them to write, today, "We will win the Champions League this season"? The loser attitude is shown by those who say "we won't win the CL again because Heynckes because Robbery because this because that". Winners are those who say they will do it next year BUT have the determination to do so. That's exactly what we did between 2012 and 2013. I liked how we came back the following year rather than sulked in a corner and sold half of our squad.RB624 wrote:Look at this crap article: https://www.bavarianfootballworks.com/2 ... ewandowski
That's the rallying cry of losers all over the world. It's always "we'll be back next year". Yeah, ok. Well, what about this year? What about 2017? What about 2016? What about 2015? What about 2014? Don't those years count?!? Using the loser-logic of being back next year, no year means anything. So if Bayern do win it next year, then Real Madrid can say "Just wait, we'll win next year", and it can go on and on, always talking about the future instead of today. That's not how the world works. All that matters is now. And now, for the fifth year in a row, Bayern has fallen short. 2013 was a really long time ago and waiting until next year is just accepting failure year after year.
Teams that are grassroots and are building can look to the future. When you spend the money Bayern spends, you're supposed to win now.
#12 wrote:I think it’s ridiculous to claim we were the better team last year... We simply weren’t... Not even for 15 mins...
This year, they clearly were **** ice-cold... Which IS a trait of quality... That said, this year we were better (or they were worse...) - yet we STILL couldn’t win... We clearly lack something in these games and it’s not just against RM and it’s not just the ref...
Still, had we not made those **** ups, I'd be in... I'd still think claiming six penalties is ridiculous, but one at least was undeniable... The way things went though, I'm not (entirely) - maybe it’s a German thing, to tend to look for your own mistakes first, Jupp said it to... But nonetheless it’s how I feel - this still means the ref was shit btw...
someone from RM forum wrote:someone else from RM forum wrote:Of course but we are still here to analyse the match and debate the good and the bad.
It's taboo apparently to even mention that we played badly and got outplayed over the two games.
It is taboo. People don't come here for objectivity, they come to cheer for their club. Nobody wants the unpleasant truth.
But at the same time its not as simple as you say. I see the same thing: on the pitch we look terrible. Yet, here we are, in the finals three years in a row. Managed to edge out the best teams in Europe. Over and over and over again. I don't buy the referee helping us theory, refs make mistakes for everybody, and over three years they even out.
So that leaves luck. We had a fair share of it, thats true. But three years in a row? Six matches in a row this year, against giants like PSG, Juventus and Bayern? Luck doesn't work that way, over that big a sample it will turn against you, thats just simple probability. There is something more; this team, as bad as it is, with one striker that doesn't know how to score, another that is completely dependent on service at this point, a midfield that is terrible at positioning, centerbacks prone to constant lapses, fullbacks that don't defend, STILL manages to grind out results somehow.
And thats the whole truth, they grind out results because they play only for that one goal advantage, which is exactly what they need in the CL, and what they are capable of getting when they focus and put everything out there. They are capable of hanging in there to save their lives because individually they are good enough to survive, when luck comes to their aid, like it does to every other team that doesn't have that individual quality.
And thats the whole truth there. In a way Benzema is symbolic for how this club wins: it doesn't do what is generally by usual standards considered necessary, but it is always a threat of doing something great, because the individual quality is there. And it somehow operates in an equilibrium, regardless of how awkward it may seem.
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