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Dalv wrote:right, he just easily won the world cup in brazil

Yet he just barely won an easy Euro qualification group. Look at how he's adapting (or how he's not adapting) to the change in pool of players available after Lahm retires. One of the least flexible managers at present time in my eyes. If he were in Pep's position, he wouldn't make it past the round of 16 in the CL with an injury-depleted squad; Pep sees what players are available and figure out a formation to fit them. Loew hard-fixes a formation he wants to play and try to fit in below-par fullbacks to keep the formation.

Also, the last time Bayern hired a Bundestrainer it didn't go exactly well either.

Dumbledore7 wrote:

Dalv wrote:right, he just easily won the world cup in brazil

Yet he just barely won an easy Euro qualification group. Look at how he's adapting (or how he's not adapting) to the change in pool of players available after Lahm retires. One of the least flexible managers at present time in my eyes. If he were in Pep's position, he wouldn't make it past the round of 16 in the CL with an injury-depleted squad; Pep sees what players are available and figure out a formation to fit them. Loew hard-fixes a formation he wants to play and try to fit in below-par fullbacks to keep the formation.

Also, the last time Bayern hired a Bundestrainer it didn't go exactly well either.

It's diferent man. Pep has a lot of time, friendlies and easy games to teach the players how to use different formations, Löw doesn't have that luxury. Implementing a 3 at the back requires practice and he just doesn't have the time to do so. It's very understandable for a NT coach to stick to basic tactics.

Löw plays a very attractive attacking football, I wouldn't be mad if he were to come eventually. The bad side is he has a very very annoying tendency to stick with his favorites even when they clearly don't deserve it.

PunkCapitalist wrote:

Dumbledore7 wrote:

Dalv wrote:right, he just easily won the world cup in brazil

Yet he just barely won an easy Euro qualification group. Look at how he's adapting (or how he's not adapting) to the change in pool of players available after Lahm retires. One of the least flexible managers at present time in my eyes. If he were in Pep's position, he wouldn't make it past the round of 16 in the CL with an injury-depleted squad; Pep sees what players are available and figure out a formation to fit them. Loew hard-fixes a formation he wants to play and try to fit in below-par fullbacks to keep the formation.

Also, the last time Bayern hired a Bundestrainer it didn't go exactly well either.

It's diferent man. Pep has a lot of time, friendlies and easy games to teach the players how to use different formations, Löw doesn't have that luxury. Implementing a 3 at the back requires practice and he just doesn't have the time to do so. It's very understandable for a NT coach to stick to basic tactics.

Löw plays a very attractive attacking football, I wouldn't be mad if he were to come eventually. The bad side is he has a very very annoying tendency to stick with his favorites even when they clearly don't deserve it.

Well, sure. Really nothing wrong with what you're saying. However a Bayern coach, to replace Pep Guardiola no less, simply needs to be better than that.

I always had mixed feelings regarding J.Loew.
On occasions he is smart on others he is dumb... However I still consider him as a top coach.

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And he has been coaching a nation that only produces midfielders and centerbacks. At Bayern he wont have to be limited to german players only

Loew is still young, let's get Pep's daddy first(Ancelotti).

I would rather have Low coach at another club first to see how he adapts to the club type of football rather than national football. I can expect that it would be a drastic change for Low. Maybe a team like Schalke or Bayer Leverkusen. As of right now, maybe Anchelotti is the best choice if Pep leaves, I would rather have him stay...I know I used to be a Pep Hater!!

Give me a break with Guardiola, guy decided to try his ideas at some high ranking team. He failed in first year at Bayern(new team, stupid players), he failed in the second year (injuries, players don’t understand), third year (that stupid purchases by the board of players who don’t fit the tactics, disturbing), fuck this club! Let’s go to another one to continue with experiments before we get back to Barca, the pride of Catalonia

Bayern is very lucky, they have 2 individuals enjoying playing together and being happy of the success of other one, unbelievable. That Mueller Lewy enterprise should last for ever, just a dream:
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Korab wrote: third year (that stupid purchases by the board of players who don’t fit the tactics, disturbing)

So, we already failed?

MoFattal wrote:

Korab wrote: third year (that stupid purchases by the board of players who don’t fit the tactics, disturbing)

So, we already failed?

Out of context my friend. But congrats you learn how to manipulate somebody's post to fit your stance. Good and proven media method.

If I quoted your entire post, it would have been different then?

Anyhow, what's the correct context? Enlighten me, please.

MoFattal wrote:If I quoted your entire post, it would have been different then?

Anyhow, what's the correct context? Enlighten me, please.

Just read the whole discussion prior to my post then maybe you will understand, if not too bad.

Why Ancelotti? Because in all his managerial career he has only positive records against German sides except a loss to Werder in the Europa League on away goal rule in his last year at AC Milan.
I don't believe there's or was another coach as efficient against us... so I wouldn't like to see him in any other side any time soon.
On his way to his last CL trophy he thrashed in KO stages all German sides, including us. I think that he's more than eligible to take charge in our club.