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I see Bale is enjoying that Southern European weather a little bit too much.
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I dont see why anybody would want to leave BVB
Best fans, best stadium, bundesliga and CL contenders. Kits are fire as well .. Jurgen Klopp too
Plus look where they train. Type " dortmund trainingslager " on youtube and theres a bunch of videos
$$ talks I guess
at the cutting edge of euro fashionYea, look at himSide note...
Was watching the post game of Southhampton and West Ham...
They tipped Webb to be the ref for the derby next week
Bale:
I'm just mad Ronnie used united this summer... Is he now the highest paid?
The NBA is 10 times worse tho.at the cutting edge of euro fashion
He used united this summer. Kept flirting with the possibility of a return only to push through his demands from RealLol wut
This is something I don't understand.
I can understand players doing well at a smaller club and moving up to a bigger club, for Champions League footy. But what I don't get is a player who has a great situation going on, leaving to join stacked clubs. I can't see why Lewandowski would want to go to Munich, unless it's for the paycheck. If that's the case, why not push for a new contract at BVB. You're the main man, scoring goals, consistent CL, consistent DFB- Pokal, and challenging for the Bundesliga title. Why go to Munich when you know you'll be under Mandzukic? The Gotze situation is obviously very different, as Pep announced it was the only player in the world he wanted. But for others, like Lewa, why bother to leave?
Add in all of the other factors you mentioned (Klopp, fans etc), and I don't see why one would want to leave Dortmund, except for the fact that the area apparently is pretty small and very industrial, so I'd assume your quality of life isn't the greatest.
Beans718, I heard there was some neo-nazi movements out there in Dortmund, and it wasn't always the friendliest to people of color. Are you able to comment on this? I really want to go and watch a match there one day, but in peace
This is something I don't understand.
I can understand players doing well at a smaller club and moving up to a bigger club, for Champions League footy. But what I don't get is a player who has a great situation going on, leaving to join stacked clubs. I can't see why Lewandowski would want to go to Munich, unless it's for the paycheck. If that's the case, why not push for a new contract at BVB. You're the main man, scoring goals, consistent CL, consistent DFB- Pokal, and challenging for the Bundesliga title. Why go to Munich when you know you'll be under Mandzukic? The Gotze situation is obviously very different, as Pep announced it was the only player in the world he wanted. But for others, like Lewa, why bother to leave?
Add in all of the other factors you mentioned (Klopp, fans etc), and I don't see why one would want to leave Dortmund, except for the fact that the area apparently is pretty small and very industrial, so I'd assume your quality of life isn't the greatest.
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He used united this summer. Kept flirting with the possibility of a return only to push through his demands from RealLol wut
This is something I don't understand.
I can understand players doing well at a smaller club and moving up to a bigger club, for Champions League footy. But what I don't get is a player who has a great situation going on, leaving to join stacked clubs. I can't see why Lewandowski would want to go to Munich, unless it's for the paycheck. If that's the case, why not push for a new contract at BVB. You're the main man, scoring goals, consistent CL, consistent DFB- Pokal, and challenging for the Bundesliga title. Why go to Munich when you know you'll be under Mandzukic? The Gotze situation is obviously very different, as Pep announced it was the only player in the world he wanted. But for others, like Lewa, why bother to leave?
Add in all of the other factors you mentioned (Klopp, fans etc), and I don't see why one would want to leave Dortmund, except for the fact that the area apparently is pretty small and very industrial, so I'd assume your quality of life isn't the greatest.
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Many football fans would opine similarly to you, but there are obvious reasons to leave for BM. I'd likely do the same in his position.
-A new contract at BvB wouldn't get him near the kind of money he'd earn at Bayern. BvB have a limited wage structure. At the end of the day, it's a job. You earn what you can because a footballer's career is relatively short. And a global club like Bayern would significantly increase a player's public profile which would open many doors post retirement.
-If Klopp left, there's a chance they'd take a step back. Klopp has given them an edge over the "other" big clubs in Germany, but don't let the last 3 years fool you, in Germany it's still traditionally Bayern and then everyone else. The example of taking Goetze from BvB was an example of this, and it's not the first time. Look what they did to Bayer Leverkusen after they went to that CL final against Madrid. No matter what happens, Bayern will maintain it's top status and compete for the biggest prizes in football.
-LOL @ the idea of Lewandowski being behind Mandzukic. He's far superior, and would unquestionably start the vast majority of matches. Who cares if he's the main man at BvB? He's not Maradona- anyone think Lewa will be remembered in 50 years for his individual brilliance? This is the ultimate team game, and in those terms Bayern started something last season that can go on and become truly historical if success continues over the next few years. People will remember the stars who played for Milan's Immortals or Pep's Barça - not someone who won a few German titles. Cold, but true.
-Munich is a fantastic city. And Bayern supporters are pretty damn passionate themselves.
yup just look at WestbrookThe NBA is 10 times worse tho.at the cutting edge of euro fashion
I won't be able to watch the game since I'll be at work. But I hope Coutinho and Sturridge cook today. I also hope Bony scores. 'Pool win 2-1 and have the best start in years.
yup just look at Westbrook
He's missing punctuation on the Catalan in Barca's Wallpaper...
Can we get an Arsenal Wallpaper? lol...