ramsej84 wrote:If God forbid Pep decides to call it a day I have a feeling that many here will call it away as well
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Dumbledore7 wrote:As far as I am concerned personally (and as a big supporter of Pep as well), it depends only on his replacement. My main point for Pep is that I think his possession football, variations of tactics which all basically come as 4-3-3 with one pivot midfielder in the big picture, is the right kind of football. I just simply love it, maybe even to irrational extent. Problem is at the moment he is probably the only manager who can impose that style. If his replacement can cook the same dish, by all means I'd feel nothing about Pep leaving.
#12 wrote:Dumbledore7 wrote:As far as I am concerned personally (and as a big supporter of Pep as well), it depends only on his replacement. My main point for Pep is that I think his possession football, variations of tactics which all basically come as 4-3-3 with one pivot midfielder in the big picture, is the right kind of football. I just simply love it, maybe even to irrational extent. Problem is at the moment he is probably the only manager who can impose that style. If his replacement can cook the same dish, by all means I'd feel nothing about Pep leaving.
Well, I hope you wouldn't think about quitting being a Bayern fan!?!![]()
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#12 wrote:You didn't know Olli Kahn before 2002? Shame on you!![]()
#12 wrote:Yes, Badger... But seeing that he had every wish fulfilled - except Neymar - the question is why it seems to be just now, that his work is finally paying off? We get a lot of excuses about the injured players - well then letÄ's also not forget that the guy didn'T want any more players, and also, on top sent Shaqiri away in the Winterpause...
What I think is simply that he took the next step... I rambled during halftime of the VW game... And rightfully so, because it seeemed to be the same damn game ince again... Then I wasn't sure, because Lewandowski had that most special 10 minutes of his professional career... But a few more games in now, I think overall, he seems less stubborn - or more flexible if you will - and more adaptable to certain demands...
#12 wrote:I'm not begrudging... Also, what you say about the signings is true... And we don't know exactly, how big his influence on them really was... But I would argue Lewandowski is an absolute killer signingAlso, Götze was not actually a stranger as well... And he had a few players that had won one or two games before as well
Bayern has never bought THE top players in the world... Only in Bundesliga maybe... So why would they change now? It's true, the current transition seems to go incredibly smoothly, and does so with a bunch of "no-names"... But again, that's what happens right now, and not in the last two years
Seems we've had great transfers...
But what remains is that he didn't take over some hobby kickers that get together once a month after gulping down a few beers in the local bar- that was the best team in Europe at that time... 3 finals in 4 years - has any club ever done that before? Not in CL IIRC... And while what he did then was far from horrible... It wasn't nearly as outstanding as people are trying to establish retrospectively...
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