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Let's focus on what matters here, guys

Lewandowski melted my face off with that goal. My face is gone.

ramsej84 wrote:

Der Bomber wrote:

JJJ wrote:Okay could you tell me what really happened?

Well the MLS players were taking this friendly way too seriously in terms of physicality & did a few dirty tackles. Pep spoke to the MLS coach a few times before the Shaqiri tackle which got him a bit angry while the MLS coach was apologetic but he still didn't do anything to keep his players in check. When Pep subbed in his world cup winners, it didn't take long for Johnson to destroy Bastian from behind with no regards for his legs which pushed Pep right past his boiling point & almost got kicked out of the match because he was raging at the MLS coach & at the referees. Even Starke & the Bayern coaching staff joined in with Pep because they were all angry & all refused to shake his hand.

It was a Gods' send that I didn't watch it cause I would have made a *+*#% seeing our players treated like that... I've said it ... it was insane and let me say it unprofessional by our management to bring over the WC guys for this useless friendly. And the cherry on the cake was the artificial turf...come on:shock:
So what is the sit with Bastian?
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I have no idea he was taken off right away but I have no news of his injury.. Seems like his ankle though.

Dgro wrote:Let's focus on what matters here, guys

Lewandowski melted my face off with that goal. My face is gone.

So it doesn't matter to you if our players get injured in a friendly match, because some players of the opponent team take it too seriously and making hard fouls all the time?

Dgro wrote:Let's focus on what matters here, guys

Lewandowski melted my face off with that goal. My face is gone.

Well as much as this goal was great I hate to break it to you that Schweinsteiger potentially missing the begining of the season kinda matters more than a great goal in a meaningless match.

Seriously, that's your reaction to a lighthearted post? Unsolicited bitterness and angst? What would you do if you got laid off at your job, burn the building down? Stress takes years off your life, you know...

Dgro wrote:Seriously, that's your reaction to a lighthearted post? Unsolicited bitterness and angst? What would you do if you got laid off at your job, burn the building down? Stress takes years off your life, you know...

Hard to detect sarcasm through writing but I am not bitter, just worried about Schweini's potential injury knowing how important he is! I apologize if I misinterpreted your statement, i didn't mean to offend you in any way.

I didn't watch the match but from what I'm seeing, there were the usual mistakes from our defence.
This is the cross that started the 2nd goal. What the heck is Dante doing there ? Is he still in the 7-1 defending mode ?

I think the 3 men defence needs a lot of polishing ...

It was a pretty bad setup; Bayern played with teenagers against mid-season hardened old-timers. Several players went invicible (Gaudinio, 2nd half Shaqiri) while others had a stinker (Hojberj). And yet some flashes of world class football saved the first half, namely Lewandowsky and Shaqiri.

The MLS subbed all players apparently during the break but the few hard tackles shortly after started spoiling the mood. To be honest I think Pep lost it after the game. If he got this upset by the MLS few hard fouls and refused to shake hands, besides going after the referee who just decided to ignore him completely, then he probably wasn't present on the game vs Guadalajara at all. The Mexicans constant and unnecessary fouling was much more in accordance to Guardiolas attitude yesterday to be honest; that is if you can justify such display on a country who has invited you to play vs their best team. By the way, Alexis Lalas, you can kiss my rear end with your alrighteous bullshit comments.

Aaaaaand to make matters worse, as if possible, the truly, amazingly and hell deep disgusting episode of the afternoon on the west coast: the artificial pitch. For gods sake that pitch!! Playing on artificial grounds should be penalized equally as manslaughter, third term elections or mayonnaise consumption.

bastos80 wrote:I think it was fine. We would have the same problem with 4 defenders.

That's bollocks and you know it!
We're spreading ourselves a bit thin in this formation