Toni is f*cking class, there's no doubt about it and he's probably the one "big-named" foreign striker Bayern could poach. But 20 million for a 30 year old player that can give us about 3 good seasons? I'm skeptical about it. Maybe a few million less and we just throw Santa Cruz into the deal?
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Bayern München Thread [2006/2007]
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Hendrik;2288276 said:
Hendrik, it seems every striker is not good enough for all of u, but we need a new striker, that's obviously; we can't get players like Drogba or Eto'o, also we've to check good players that have a "regular" cost, for 15 millions Toni could be ok, for 10 Iaquinta too, or is it a form of racism against Italy? Hey, I joke of course.....
The fact is I don't understand why u don't want italian players in FCB; if Totti could come with FCB what would you say lol?
:mexican: 
:chick:My dear Xevi, i live in Italy, Luca Toni he's a great striker to me, but FCB is not interested in him, for now; why don't you like him?
1.He's slowl
2.there's many strikers who score many goals in a season and the next don't
3.he's 30 and very expensive
I preffer gomez (is young and german), or klose (score many goals every season) or iaquinta, huntlaar...
schlaudraff is striker or offensive middfielder?
----makaay-----?
----podolski--schlaudraff
or
----makaay-----?
------poldi------?
1.He's slowl
2.there's many strikers who score many goals in a season and the next don't
3.he's 30 and very expensive
I preffer gomez (is young and german), or klose (score many goals every season) or iaquinta, huntlaar...
schlaudraff is striker or offensive middfielder?
----makaay-----?
----podolski--schlaudraff
or
----makaay-----?
------poldi------?
BayernFan01
Reserve Team
Schlaudraff can play attacking mid, Center forward, striker or wings...i think
BayernFan01;2288530 said:
I agree......
..........but it's crazy to me to loose players like Brazzo and Pizza for free, the same Bayern, every year the same story......
News about Ernesto Sosa?
FORZA BAYERN!!!!!!!!!!
p.s. guys, the scheissen gladbacher at the last place, what do u think about lol?
:mexican: :mexican: :mexican: Bah, no Klose please. Same with Toni, I'm not willing to break the bank for a 29 year old striker. And he only scores against the crappy teams, at both club and nt level. So no thanks.
First priority has still gotta be to sign a class AM or a winger. We have a transfer budget of about 30M to 40M if we keep Hargreaves and I assume that a midfielder in the region of 15-20M is still yet to come. Then, depending on Pizarro's and Roque's future, we can look for a striker. Amauri, Huntelaar or whoever.
First priority has still gotta be to sign a class AM or a winger. We have a transfer budget of about 30M to 40M if we keep Hargreaves and I assume that a midfielder in the region of 15-20M is still yet to come. Then, depending on Pizarro's and Roque's future, we can look for a striker. Amauri, Huntelaar or whoever.
What's he worth? 500k?paolo-fcb;2288537 said:
His agent is in Munich. Let's wait and see what happens. I wouldn't mind keeping him as a 3rd or 4th option.
Like xevi said, he will sign tomorrow.
Deisler;2288583 said:
I'm not sure my dear Deisler, Miro Klose is great ok, but what do we do with Roy Makaay? We leave him on the bench? He's too important for us, ok he's 32 but he can play almost other 2-3 years like top-scorer.....
Also guys have u seen Lukas Podolski yesterday in Berlin? Great match, a wonderfull goal and 2 assists, with Hitzfeld I'm sure he'll be the real POLDI na ja!!!!!:mexican:
ShiftyPowers
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paolo-fcb;2289442 said:Happy to have a new player, we'll see.....
Without Brazzo and Lucio? Cannot think that, pelase tell me it's a nightmare.........
I think Altintop will be a step up from Brazzo. It's sad to see him go, he's really the last remaining squad member from the team when I started to really start following Bayern, but I think it's for the best.
Most importantly Shifty (Even though i know it is selfish) it is for the best of the team. Players come and go, FC Bayern stays the same. He was a happy chapter of our club history and we thank him for the memories but his time has run out and new blood is needed.
Guys, are u ready? Me not so sure, still tired for Roma yesterday lol.:mexican:
We "bangen" on Lucio and Brazzo, hope they play, if not Micho and Görlitz are ready, Andreas is doing very well since his comeback, Real has not Beckham and Reyes, I hope ok but I know it's very difficult, Real could score everytime with guys like Raul or van Nistelroy, they've Robinho on the bench, but.........WIR SIND FCB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We "bangen" on Lucio and Brazzo, hope they play, if not Micho and Görlitz are ready, Andreas is doing very well since his comeback, Real has not Beckham and Reyes, I hope ok but I know it's very difficult, Real could score everytime with guys like Raul or van Nistelroy, they've Robinho on the bench, but.........WIR SIND FCB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Guys, we've to be honest; it's a really hard match, we've to play like the real BAYERN, but remember that we face Real Madrid, the best team everytime all over the world, they too got many troubles, like us, they're 6 points far from the top of the tabe in the LIGA (1st is Sevilla), like us with 43 points and Schalke at 49.
Sure it'll be a great match, hope Lucio and Brazzo could play, we need the best Oliver Kahn tonight, every chance for Real can be goal with guys like Raul, van Nistelroy, Robinho and other champions Real has in the team, Oliver is called to a match very hard, hope all ok, and hope to see Schweini and Poldi like in the last match in Berlin, so Lucio, and Makaay back to the goal.
Win the best but always.........GRÜßT FC BAYERN!!!!!!!!!
I've to be quiet tonight, got health's troubles, my heart is doing not so well since some days and matches like this are a well of emotions to me, so quiet and COME ON MIT DIE FCB!!!!!
Don't forget the 23th may 2001.........
Sure it'll be a great match, hope Lucio and Brazzo could play, we need the best Oliver Kahn tonight, every chance for Real can be goal with guys like Raul, van Nistelroy, Robinho and other champions Real has in the team, Oliver is called to a match very hard, hope all ok, and hope to see Schweini and Poldi like in the last match in Berlin, so Lucio, and Makaay back to the goal.
Win the best but always.........GRÜßT FC BAYERN!!!!!!!!!
I've to be quiet tonight, got health's troubles, my heart is doing not so well since some days and matches like this are a well of emotions to me, so quiet and COME ON MIT DIE FCB!!!!!
Don't forget the 23th may 2001.........
Interview: Giovane Elber 'Bayern have to show Real who's boss'
Bayern legend Giovane Elber remains the Bundesliga's leading foreign scorer with a total of 133 goals, 92 of them in a trophy-laden six-year spell at Germany's most successful club. The 34-year-old Brazilian tasted league, Cup and Champions League glory, and rates as one of the best-loved players ever to pull on the famous red shirt.
Last summer he became the first former Munich star to be named an Honorary Player of the club, and was voted into the Bayern Team of the Century by a wide margin. Some 48 hours before the Champions League last 16 showdown with Real Madrid, the prolific hitman dropped in at the Säbener Strasse to wish his former team-mates the best of luck, taking time out for a chat with fcbayern.de about Wednesday's clash of the European titans.
"You're always up for it ahead of the Champions League, but it's even bigger when Real or Barcelona provide the opposition," declared Elber, reconfirming his initial reaction to the Round of 16 draw: "You have to be there for Bayern v Real."
Interview: Giovane Elber
fcbayern.de: Giovane, Bayern meet Real Madrid on Wednesday evening - and here you are in Munich. That can hardly be a coincidence, can it?
Giovane Elber: "No, it's no coincidence. The minute I saw the draw in Brazil, I thought to myself, you have to be there for Bayern v Real. I wanted to see the match in Madrid, but my schedule didn't allow it. But I knew I had to be there in Munich. It's a match you can't miss as a player, and even as a spectator, I don't want to watch on TV. I want to be there at the stadium."
fcbayern.de: You've crossed swords with Real Madrid on quite a few occasions. What are your best memories?
Elber: "Obviously, the first thing I remember is our 4-2 victory in Madrid in 2000, or the return in Munich which we won 4-1. Or the 2001 semi-finals, when we won 1-0 at their place and 2-1 at home. I scored in both matches. Those are my fondest memories of Real Madrid. They were always great matches. You're always up for it ahead of the Champions League, but it's even bigger when Real or Barcelona provide the opposition. You work even harder on your preparations."
fcbayern.de: So you'd agree that Real are the biggest club of them all? How special is it to play against the men in white?
Elber: "It's certainly different compared to the Arsenals or Manchester Uniteds. It starts in the dressing room, it suddenly smells different. I don't know if they put out some special new scent in the dressing room, but it definitely smells totally different. You begin focusing on the match a full two days beforehand, you think about what you could achieve and how you could help the team. It's definitely a bit special."
fcbayern.de: What kind of game are you expecting on Wednesday?
Elber: "I'm convinced Bayern will win. It won't be easy, but Bayern are at home and need to show Madrid who's boss. It wasn't easy in Madrid, but fortunately we scored a second at the end. Real Madrid aren't as good as they were three or four years ago. I firmly believe Bayern will win at home and go through. They have to take this opportunity."
fcbayern.de: Creative attacking players Beckham and Reyes are sidelined. Is that a plus for Bayern?
Elber: "Definitely. Obviously you have to respect Beckham, he can take you apart with his free-kicks and corners. It's good news for Bayern that he's not playing. The game's started well already!"
fcbayern.de: If Bayern make the next round, you'll have to return to Munich as a lucky mascot.
Elber: "Yes, I'll have to come back for the next match. I want Bayern to go through, so I can come back to Munich for the quarter-final."
fcbayern.de: After a number of injuries, you finally had to hang up your boots last autumn.
Elber: "I had to stop playing last November. I simply couldn't go on. The pitches in Brazil were very poor, and I was in constant pain. That made it a little easier for me to stop a year earlier than planned. But I enjoyed playing out my final year in Brazil, we even won the state championship with Cruzeiro. It was a great experience. I'd never actually played in the Brazilian championship before. And now I understand why the tempo is different compared to Europe. It's not easy in temperatures of 38 or 40 degrees."
fcbayern.de: How do you keep busy these days?
Elber: "I live in my home town of Londrina, where I have a company, and I have my ranch in the country. And there's my charity foundation, which provides aid to street kids in Londrina. We started it in 1994, and it's just wonderful when you see how many kids have been supported by donations from all over Germany, and especially from Munich. There are loads of Bayern fans in Londrina. Bayern are the gold standard out there."
fcbayern.de: Many thanks for talking to us Giovane, and hope to see you again for the quarter-finals.
Bayern legend Giovane Elber remains the Bundesliga's leading foreign scorer with a total of 133 goals, 92 of them in a trophy-laden six-year spell at Germany's most successful club. The 34-year-old Brazilian tasted league, Cup and Champions League glory, and rates as one of the best-loved players ever to pull on the famous red shirt.
Last summer he became the first former Munich star to be named an Honorary Player of the club, and was voted into the Bayern Team of the Century by a wide margin. Some 48 hours before the Champions League last 16 showdown with Real Madrid, the prolific hitman dropped in at the Säbener Strasse to wish his former team-mates the best of luck, taking time out for a chat with fcbayern.de about Wednesday's clash of the European titans.
"You're always up for it ahead of the Champions League, but it's even bigger when Real or Barcelona provide the opposition," declared Elber, reconfirming his initial reaction to the Round of 16 draw: "You have to be there for Bayern v Real."
Interview: Giovane Elber
fcbayern.de: Giovane, Bayern meet Real Madrid on Wednesday evening - and here you are in Munich. That can hardly be a coincidence, can it?
Giovane Elber: "No, it's no coincidence. The minute I saw the draw in Brazil, I thought to myself, you have to be there for Bayern v Real. I wanted to see the match in Madrid, but my schedule didn't allow it. But I knew I had to be there in Munich. It's a match you can't miss as a player, and even as a spectator, I don't want to watch on TV. I want to be there at the stadium."
fcbayern.de: You've crossed swords with Real Madrid on quite a few occasions. What are your best memories?
Elber: "Obviously, the first thing I remember is our 4-2 victory in Madrid in 2000, or the return in Munich which we won 4-1. Or the 2001 semi-finals, when we won 1-0 at their place and 2-1 at home. I scored in both matches. Those are my fondest memories of Real Madrid. They were always great matches. You're always up for it ahead of the Champions League, but it's even bigger when Real or Barcelona provide the opposition. You work even harder on your preparations."
fcbayern.de: So you'd agree that Real are the biggest club of them all? How special is it to play against the men in white?
Elber: "It's certainly different compared to the Arsenals or Manchester Uniteds. It starts in the dressing room, it suddenly smells different. I don't know if they put out some special new scent in the dressing room, but it definitely smells totally different. You begin focusing on the match a full two days beforehand, you think about what you could achieve and how you could help the team. It's definitely a bit special."
fcbayern.de: What kind of game are you expecting on Wednesday?
Elber: "I'm convinced Bayern will win. It won't be easy, but Bayern are at home and need to show Madrid who's boss. It wasn't easy in Madrid, but fortunately we scored a second at the end. Real Madrid aren't as good as they were three or four years ago. I firmly believe Bayern will win at home and go through. They have to take this opportunity."
fcbayern.de: Creative attacking players Beckham and Reyes are sidelined. Is that a plus for Bayern?
Elber: "Definitely. Obviously you have to respect Beckham, he can take you apart with his free-kicks and corners. It's good news for Bayern that he's not playing. The game's started well already!"
fcbayern.de: If Bayern make the next round, you'll have to return to Munich as a lucky mascot.
Elber: "Yes, I'll have to come back for the next match. I want Bayern to go through, so I can come back to Munich for the quarter-final."
fcbayern.de: After a number of injuries, you finally had to hang up your boots last autumn.
Elber: "I had to stop playing last November. I simply couldn't go on. The pitches in Brazil were very poor, and I was in constant pain. That made it a little easier for me to stop a year earlier than planned. But I enjoyed playing out my final year in Brazil, we even won the state championship with Cruzeiro. It was a great experience. I'd never actually played in the Brazilian championship before. And now I understand why the tempo is different compared to Europe. It's not easy in temperatures of 38 or 40 degrees."
fcbayern.de: How do you keep busy these days?
Elber: "I live in my home town of Londrina, where I have a company, and I have my ranch in the country. And there's my charity foundation, which provides aid to street kids in Londrina. We started it in 1994, and it's just wonderful when you see how many kids have been supported by donations from all over Germany, and especially from Munich. There are loads of Bayern fans in Londrina. Bayern are the gold standard out there."
fcbayern.de: Many thanks for talking to us Giovane, and hope to see you again for the quarter-finals.
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