CL QF 1st legs 15/04/2015

Originally Posted by Serenity Now

http://www.spiegel.de/sport/fussball...a-1029040.html

You are a Gentleman

He hates Bayern so will be chuffed. He did say this guy did quit BM in 2008 because of Klinsmann and came back once Jurgen £#%&!ed off

Originally Posted by dunk

You are a Gentleman

He hates Bayern so will be chuffed. He did say this guy did quit BM in 2008 because of Klinsmann and came back once Jurgen £#%&!ed off

Originally Posted by andyroo

Is it right what I heard, that because Dortmund won't qualify for the CL, it means we will be seeded in the top tier, instead of the second tier? As long as we qualify of course, don't want to put the kibosh on it.

https://vine.co/v/ezhLtxI7hnm
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Bloodbags are you ready....

EPO you will go on my first whistle...

Dramatically improved physical capacity and lack of injuries, you will go on my 2nd whistle...

Uli Hesse suggested that all is not well between guardiola and sammer. If bayern don't win CL (I don't think they will, barca will @#%&! them aside easily), he will most definitely leave. Will be interesting on how he will do at City.

Fail that and then it will be confirmed that what he achieved with barca was due to the players and not because of him.

Er hat in 1998 auch geflounct!!

Originally Posted by angrydimaria

Uli Hesse suggested that all is not well between guardiola and sammer. If bayern don't win CL (I don't think they will, barca will @#%&! them aside easily), he will most definitely leave. Will be interesting on how he will do at City.

Fail that and then it will be confirmed that what he achieved with barca was due to the players and not because of him.

£#%&!'s sake, pal.

Nice to see Sers sageing the local Germans on the news front, btw. Hell of a return for the lad.

This years Barcelona is better than Guardiola's even though it has a substantially weaker GK, defence and midfield. And Bayern were stronger under Heycnkes (sp)

The man is a myth.

Originally Posted by Venceremos

This years Barcelona is better than Guardiola's even though it has a substantially weaker GK, defence and midfield. And Bayern were stronger under Heycnkes (sp)

The man is a myth.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

£#%&!'s sake, pal.

Nice to see Sers sageing the local Germans on the news front, btw. Hell of a return for the lad.

Why not?

They're on course to beat a better Madrid side in La Liga than the one Guardiola finished ahead of in 09,10,11 and where in Europe he never won away and often got through by farcical refereeing, this Barca is winning away and looks likely to win the comp in a dominant way. It'll be clearer at the end of the season.

They're much better to watch too.

Originally Posted by Venceremos

Why not?

They're on course to beat a better Madrid side in La Liga than the one Guardiola finished ahead of in 09,10,11 and where in Europe he never won away and often got through by farcical refereeing, this Barca is winning away and looks likely to win the comp in a dominant way. It'll be clearer at the end of the season.

Because they actually have to win the two Champions League titles in three years first etc.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

£#%&!'s sake, pal.

Nice to see Sers sageing the local Germans on the news front, btw. Hell of a return for the lad.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

Because they actually have to win the two Champions League titles in three years first etc.

Which they still can. Enrique is on for the treble mid April in his first season just as Guardiola was.

Fabio Capello had phenomenal success with Milan when he took over from Sacchi. He managed to get them to three European Cup finals, winning one with the 4-0 destruction of Barcelona, and dominated Serie A in a way that Sacchi's Milan didn't. He's still not close to the manager that Sacchi was.

If you can't see the standard of coaching it took to get Milan to perform as Sacchi's Immortali did, just for a few seasons, and the impact that those few seasons had on football, then you don't know anything about the game. The same applies, mutatis mutandis, with Guardiola.

Pep could retire tomorrow and he'd still go down as a legendary manager.

Originally Posted by Serenity Now

They only managed to get four substitutes on the bench for the Eintracht Frankfurt game last weekend

terrible oversight not buying half the eintracht frankfurt team in the last window tbf

Originally Posted by dunk

Nandralone Central next season then

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Originally Posted by Serenity Now

Fabio Capello had phenomenal success with Milan when he took over from Sacchi. He managed to get them to three European Cup finals, winning one with the 4-0 destruction of Barcelona, and dominated Serie A in a way that Sacchi's Milan didn't. He's still not close to the manager that Sacchi was.

If you can't see the standard of coaching it took to get Milan to perform as Sacchi's Immortali did, just for a few seasons, and the impact that those few seasons had on football, then you don't know anything about the game. The same applies, mutatis mutandis, with Guardiola.

Pep could retire tomorrow and he'd still go down as a legendary manager.

That you call him by his pet name says it all about where you stand.

His coaching is hard work + ball retention. Total nonsense to suggest he's brought anything new to the game or that he's 'legendary' He's been found out far too many times for that.