FC Bayern Forum

America USA wrote:Well watching Bayern lose always sucks but we outplayed them for 80% of the game. The guys need to take a few more risks in the final attacking area.

Considering the difference in the amount of first team players (at least in the starting lineup) that's excellent to hear.

America USA wrote:Lol this is so funny! Dominate the entire game but concede two due to ridiculous Goalkeeping errors. Ulreich “Bayern Player of the Season”

You really fulfill the stereotypes and clichés about American soccer fans

Oh, most of the kids looked like kids playing against professionals.. Juventus played with far more pro's than us. They bulied Ryan Johansson, but the poor kid played out of position, filling the RB.. so i'm not going to judge none of the young players, but i have to say that...

Paul Will is really looking like the young Kroos, but with dominant left foot, from now i'm really going to watch him close. Many experts are saying that he is going to be the next big thing in the midfield, and he is showing in these 2 games that he's got talent, no doubt about it.

Wriedt,Shabani & Meier looked good, and i believe in Meier we have a future player on the LB.

On the pros..

No doubt that Coman was our best player against them, with Gnabry & Renato impressing again. Ribery started good in the first 20 minutes, but after that we saw nothing interesting from him. Average Wagner, Bernat and Martinez, Robben is just a shadow of his old self, and i'm not sure how good is going to be even as a backup plan. Ulreich.. and his errors really costed us the game.

Overall..

I think the team played better in the second half, dominant performance but the bad finishing did not help again the pros of Juventus. Let's hope that the injury of Martinez is not serious, and don't worry since this is still the preseason.

Will = bastian / Kroos combined.

Was a nice game and it's a good sign for the upcoming season.

#12 wrote:No Europe is for the people that have lived here for millennia, not him!

#12 wrote:You really fulfill the stereotypes and clichés about American soccer fans

Lol you’re stalking 90% of my posts. You seem a bit Obsessed. Guess I triggered you too much with my pro-Europa views.

America USA wrote:

#12 wrote:No Europe is for the people that have lived here for millennia, not him!

#12 wrote:You really fulfill the stereotypes and clichés about American soccer fans

Lol you’re stalking 90% of my posts. You seem a bit Obsessed. Guess I triggered you too much with my pro-Europa views.

Nah I'm not and I’m not triggered... You repeat your views and opinions - and in the millenia case your bullshit - about 400 times each, so it’s only like 5% and virtually IMPOSSIBLE to miss

On the subject: it’s beyond me how anyone can blame Ulreich for the second goal... Might’ve been offside though...

#12 wrote:

America USA wrote:

#12 wrote:No Europe is for the people that have lived here for millennia, not him!

#12 wrote:You really fulfill the stereotypes and clichés about American soccer fans

Lol you’re stalking 90% of my posts. You seem a bit Obsessed. Guess I triggered you too much with my pro-Europa views.

Nah I'm not and I’m not triggered... You repeat your views and opinions - and in the millenia case your bullshit - about 400 times each, so it’s only like 5% and virtually IMPOSSIBLE to miss

On the subject: it’s beyond me how anyone can blame Ulreich for the second goal... Might’ve been offside though...

No Alaba or someone else was holding him onside.

ramsej84 wrote:No Alaba or someone else was holding him onside.

This is the closest frame I managed to pause on before the Juve player made the cross. Alaba is still in the Bayern half.



This is why Kovac said they tried to play offside where they couldn't play it. They tried to play the offside trap in the opposing half?!

This is captured the moment Alaba stopped running forward and made a U-turn to unsuccessfully try to catch up with Favilli:

It seems that Kovac needs to teach them the basics...

#12 wrote:On the subject: it’s beyond me how anyone can blame Ulreich for the second goal... Might’ve been offside though...

I saw a video showing it from 3 different angles and the first two times I thought so but the third replay showed him clearly onside.

It was a fantastic pass. Credits to Juve. Things like that can be match-winners when it matters even if they're getting destroyed.