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Magath Sacked!
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Apparently even Beckenbauer wasn't told about this until after the decision was taken. Hitzfeld was approached today and offered the job, as soon as he said yes Felix Magath was given the flick.
If it was a long term thing it might be justified but Hitzfeld has already said he wouldn't be interested in staying with the team beyond the current season, and with what little he's got to work with I think it's already too little too late to salvage anything from the season other than a CL spot, I don't know why they wouldn't even trust Magath to do that.
As far as I'm concerned it is Uli Hoeness rather than Magath who is the biggest person to blame for Bayern's desperate state. The 7th richest club in the world should not have to crumble to its knees just because a few players decide to retire or walk from the club.
Nothing is going to change until they commit some serious money into bringing in a few big name players and also invest in a high profile coach who will be able to tempt those players into moving to Bayern.
If it was a long term thing it might be justified but Hitzfeld has already said he wouldn't be interested in staying with the team beyond the current season, and with what little he's got to work with I think it's already too little too late to salvage anything from the season other than a CL spot, I don't know why they wouldn't even trust Magath to do that.
As far as I'm concerned it is Uli Hoeness rather than Magath who is the biggest person to blame for Bayern's desperate state. The 7th richest club in the world should not have to crumble to its knees just because a few players decide to retire or walk from the club.
Nothing is going to change until they commit some serious money into bringing in a few big name players and also invest in a high profile coach who will be able to tempt those players into moving to Bayern.
