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#12 wrote:

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Pep > Klopp


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240m

Did people see Brandt get owned by Mainz while Sané and Jesus destroyed Liverpool? Yeah, I have no idea about soccer...

You realize that Brandt wasn't playing in the part of the game where Leverkusen were getting owned, right(came off at 56th minute and the Leverkusen defense started failing apart right afterward)?
In fact:

Bayer Leverkusen goal difference this season:
With Brandt on the field: +3 in 220 minutes of play
Without Brandt on the field: -4 in 170 minutes of play

This isn't exactly a casual relationship because Brandt has either assisted or "pre-assisted" every single one of the Bayer Leverkusen's 7 goals this season with the possible exception of Kohr's goal against Mainz(I haven't seen the goal in sufficient detail to tell where Wendell got the ball from for his assist).

Moreover, an away game against Mainz supported by a lineup that cannot even be fairly called the best Leverkusen has to offer is in no way similar to a home game against a 10 man Liverpool which literally completely fell apart the moment Mane was sent off supported by the best team Man City has to offer.

ramsej84 wrote:I M O. It was not a red card. Mane was looking at the ball and he found the Keeper's head...

Dangerous play, you're not allowed to lift the foot that high... probably unintentional but deserved red card.

JANCKER wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:I M O. It was not a red card. Mane was looking at the ball and he found the Keeper's head...

Dangerous play, you're not allowed to lift the foot that high... probably unintentional but deserved red card.

I am too much old school

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ramsej84 wrote:

Lukas wrote:PL in sensible decision shock!!!

WtH happened hull yest?


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We're terrible away from home, since Bruce left anyway. I don't know why, if it's mental or tactical but it's such a swing from a couple of years ago.

#12 wrote:

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Pep > Klopp


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240m

How about telling the the whole story?

How much money did they make from selling players? I read that it's something around 100M

He had an old squad and he got rid of all the dead weights and problematic players

YlonenXabi wrote:

#12 wrote:

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Pep > Klopp


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240m

How about telling the the whole story?

How much money did they make from selling players? I read that it's something around 100M

He had an old squad and he got rid of all the dead weights and problematic players

Maybe mine is too short/inappropriate - but yours seems a lot like whitewashing to me as well
Cause there weren't as many problems before him...

Guardiola is good with young, talented players, but he's not one to get significantly more out of a team like people claim...
He was relatively successful with the respective best teams in Europe at the time of his tenure - but he did not overachieve anything...

All that being said: I'd bow before him if he returned, because he's 1000x better than the shithead we call coach now...

According to Transfermarkt

Signings: -244,30

Sales: +96,35

Net spend: 147.95M

He got rid of finished players like Clichy, Zabaleta, Sagna, Nasri, Kolarov or Navas while getting huge profit from an average player like Iheanacho and now the team is young, full of potential and treble (quadruple) contender quality wise.

Heck, just imagine for a second that City had signed Ancelotti.

They would still be playing Navas, Clichy, Zabaleta and Sagna

I don't think their management is dumb enough to sign someone that's paid an awful lot for doing nothing...

Renato started the match and was subbed off towards the 70th min.
Swansea lost 0-1

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#12 wrote:I don't think their management is dumb enough to sign someone that's paid an awful lot for doing nothing...

That's not what your signature says

YlonenXabi wrote:

#12 wrote:I don't think their management is dumb enough to sign someone that's paid an awful lot for doing nothing...

That's not what your signature says

He didn't do nothing, he was actually hard working... He just achieved nothing...

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41374186

They sing about the size of his dick

Whatever floats their boat I guess. And I thought the authorities were meant to be encouraging gay fans

L.Sane had a very good match scoring twice and setting up another two

ramsej84 wrote:L.Sane had a very good match scoring twice and setting up another two

Also not getting too much playtime... But we're getting the divine Brandt that is destroying Bundesliga back and forth... Oh wait...