#12 wrote:Don't think we're better than Barca...
And it's not lucky that a team that doesn't create is unable to score...
How come people always realize when other teams are lucky, but never when we are?
America USA wrote:Four times. You need to tone down on the hyperbole.
What happened to Barcelona without Neymar and Suarez in 2013? Neymar could very well leave them for money. Also Comparing Messi to our front three is pretty naive. This season on so many occasions he has single handedly won games for Barcelona. If you take out his free kicks, crucial goals (like the one in the Clasico) and assists then Barcelona would finish outside the top four. Bayern has no real superstars (except maybe Robert, Neuer and to an extent Robben) and we play and win as a team. Bayern do alright without Robbery on many occasions. If you don't think that Barcelona in the last few seasons has been overwhelmingly reliant on MSN then I don't think there's any use continuing this argument. Also if you have to rely upon Tu quoque (implying Bayern rely as much on Robert-Arjen-Franck as much as Barca relies on MSN) to make your point then that about sums it up for me.
Remember this Barcelona team lost 4-0 away in the CL and only refereeing errors and a timid opponent allowed them to somehow qualify for the QF.
And what happened to attracting good players when they lost with Cruyff in 1994? A decade of failure in Europe. Barcelona had a golden generation that won them four European cups in one decade, once these players are gone it's gonna be impossible for them to replicate the same success that these folks like Messi and Iniesta had. No matter how good their new exports maybe.
I'm done debating with you. You're just too pessimistic and want to make Bayern the new Manchester United. There's no use continuing this debate.
Bayern are NOT the fifth best team in Europe and anyone who actually thinks that PSG, City and Atletico are a level above us cannot be taken too seriously. Only the two finalists this year are better than us.
Lukas wrote:Bloody Huddersfield in the PL FFS. The time has finally come to hand over our Yorkshire's no.1 crownCarrying on this season's trend of every result being the opposite of what I wanted. 59+1 to stay up and Real to win the CL next
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Strong German influence at Huddersfield by the way. Their coach worked under Klopp at Dortmund and they have a lot if ex 2.BL players
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