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JANCKER wrote:I will mention the WC even if it's not Bayern cause that was an important win for our boys also.

What are you talking about? That WC was pretty much Bayern's Germany my arse.

JANCKER wrote:I will mention the WC even if it's not Bayern cause that was an important win for our boys also.

And the European Super Cup was an amazing achievement and moment too. The last throphy left in our history was finally obtain and how it was by beating Chelsea with the same medicine.

RAJBAYERN wrote:

JANCKER wrote:I will mention the WC even if it's not Bayern cause that was an important win for our boys also.

And the European Super Cup was an amazing achievement and moment too. The last throphy left in our history was finally obtain and how it was by beating Chelsea with the same medicine.

this...
but I think still the best moment remains the 2013 finale... Although I remember very very well the one won in 2001 ...
TBH now that I am thinking of it both wins came after a river of tears...
So May 2013 is my best moment... that run of joy by Robben , with his tears and all the emotions ... I still have goose bumps and a sign of tears while writing...

RAJBAYERN wrote:

MUTU wrote:I don't want to put my top moments, because that must include Mueller's goal against Chelsea. A very short-lived moment, but it was one of the happiest footballing moments for me in any case.

So I imagine how much was your frustation after that game. This lost affect me too much, that despite the victory a year later, is very sad to remember this. Hurt.

About specific moment, the goal of Roy Makaay in the round of 16 of the 2003/2004 season against Madrid, I scream this goal much than any other goal, I dont know why but this goal define my love to Bayern, despite I was watching them before.

MUTU was crying in my arms...
my legs were shaking ...
So was the shock that I thought that we lost as soon as Drogba scored - I totally forgot that we had to play the extra time... Maybe the players thought the same since we were Ghosts for the the remaining time...

I thought Bayern still dominated the extra time. Drogba fouled Ribéry in the box. In hindsight he was super lucky not to see red.

I was very lucky..I didn't stay up late at night in 11/12 season to see ucl..I read in newspapers the next day..so we won against basel i was happy..against madrid super happy..then we met chelsea in the final i read up the next day that we lost on penalties but in india chelsea fans outnumber bayern by 1 to 100000000000000000000 literally..so they told me chelsea deserved to win so i thought maybe chelsea are a better team than bayern and i didn't feel very sad..now i realise what really happened..and I seriously wouldn't have been able to bear that loss....I would have cursed robben for rest of my life..luckily I started religiously following them by staying up late in 12/13 and we know how that ended..

prasun77 wrote:I was very lucky..I didn't stay up late at night in 11/12 season to see ucl..I read in newspapers the next day..so we won against basel i was happy..against madrid super happy..then we met chelsea in the final i read up the next day that we lost on penalties but in india chelsea fans outnumber bayern by 1 to 100000000000000000000 literally..so they told me chelsea deserved to win so i thought maybe chelsea are a better team than bayern and i didn't feel very sad..now i realise what really happened..and I seriously wouldn't have been able to bear that loss....I would have cursed robben for rest of my life..luckily I started religiously following them by staying up late in 12/13 and we know how that ended..

Good man!

In no particular order:

Javi Martinez last minute goal vs Chelsea in the Super Cup

Robben goal UCL final

Beating Barcelona 4-0 at the Allianz

Schweinstiger PK vs R.Madrid

Juve comeback

Kroos goal vs BvB in the treble season; breaking the 5 game losing streak we had vs BvB

There were plenty of special moments but this was a very special one because I was watching it outside with a friend who isn't a Bayern fan(can't find any around here) but we celebrated it together in front of a RM crowd... I wouldn't call that just celebration but some kind of insane sick otherworldly ill celebration... I bet that they wanted us dead. We were seated in front of the screen.

Besides the CL, I always say it is this. Equalize at the 89min, score a Wiese goal at the 115min and then equalize at the 120min. And Kahn punching Van Bommel's face. Can't beat that.

MUTU wrote:I don't want to put my top moments, because that must include Mueller's goal against Chelsea. A very short-lived moment, but it was one of the happiest footballing moments for me in any case.

That was a game of the highest proportions of joy and sorrow. I can't remember a single game where the highs and lows were so brutal. Maybe the Man. Utd loss, but that was a surreal loss, happened so quickly. The Chelsea game was the ultimate painful, torturing game for a fan to see. Since that game, my sorrow threshold when watching Bayern are losing/playing bad/have no luck has became pretty high.

And I've seen quite a plenty Bayern games, been following them since 1995/6.

edit - Wow, just typing the year reminded me, 20 years as a fan. And i'm 28.

MUTU wrote:I don't want to put my top moments, because that must include Mueller's goal against Chelsea. A very short-lived moment, but it was one of the happiest footballing moments for me in any case.

I'll say. That Müller goal, that celebration, the context. It deserved the moment. It would've been the ultimate bliss. Not that next season's catharsis wasn't satisfying, but...

quaazi wrote:

MUTU wrote:I don't want to put my top moments, because that must include Mueller's goal against Chelsea. A very short-lived moment, but it was one of the happiest footballing moments for me in any case.

I'll say. That Müller goal, that celebration, the context. It deserved the moment. It would've been the ultimate bliss. Not that next season's catharsis wasn't satisfying, but...

Yes. But because of what happened the previous season, my celebrations of Robben's goal were somehow subdued, so the actual moment of Mueller's vastly-deserved opener was much greater for me.

If I can find the time I'll post some Wembley pics in here sometime...