FC Bayern München Thread [2009/10]

[Deisler]

He tends to do when he thinks we should of won. If the team beat us out right he's usually quite gracious. Obviously losing to the away goal rule at home after winning the game with 10 men, he expects more.

That is coming from a team that stole the 99 cup.

If Fergie needs an excuse why he lost, he need only get in front of a mirror.

 

[adedawson]

Sorry did something get lost in the translation? I'm just explaining why he gave the "typical Germans" comment. Not too mention all the British, German rivalry. Don't moan at me, its not my fault.

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Uli:

"I think English teams will now find it more difficult more often to succeed in the Champions League because the financial crisis will lead to a situation where English football will not play the same role as before," Hoeness said.

"If you build all of your success on debt, I think it is not OK. In Germany, you simply do not get a licence to operate if you lose too much money in your own league. I am not talking specifically about Manchester United, but many of the English clubs have built themselves up on debt and that, for me, is not correct."

One of the reasons German teams have fallen behind a little in the last decade is because we are not allowed to lose money. Every German club must be in the black. Clubs in the other big nations simply don't make money, they slowly (or not so slowly) lose money, but not in Germany.

 

[Arnau]

lol

 

[adedawson]

Uli:
One of the reasons German teams have fallen behind a little in the last decade is because we are not allowed to lose money. Every German club must be in the black. Clubs in the other big nations simply don't make money, they slowly (or not so slowly) lose money, but not in Germany.

Now that I agree with. Your lucky. We used to be one of the richest clubs in the world then the bloody glazers came along and were allowed to get us in debt! Its a joke there should be rules against this.

But there again how could you force something like that. If you did it too a football club you would have to do it for everything else. You cant have one rule for one business then something different for another.

Thinking about it though people wont give loans unless there's a high probability of return. Year on year the glazers are having increased profits and pattern that I expect will rise again this year in spite the economic crisis. I don't see how you can set rules for something like this?

 

[MelvinSmiley]

lol

 

[paolo-fcb]

Stop with Sir Alex Ferguson guys, ok he whined after the match but how many titles he won since 1986 with the Red Devils? 30? So leave him alone guys....also think to the Bundesliga thats more important than chating, tomorrow in Leverkusen we got a hard hard match and only one result, its not a good situation.......

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Now that I agree with. Your lucky. We used to be one of the richest clubs in the world then the bloody glazers came along and were allowed to get us in debt! Its a joke there should be rules against this.

But there again how could you force something like that. If you did it too a football club you would have to do it for everything else. You cant have one rule for one business then something different for another.

Thinking about it though people wont give loans unless there's a high probability of return. Year on year the glazers are having increased profits and pattern that I expect will rise again this year in spite the economic crisis. I don't see how you can set rules for something like this?

Revenue goes up for United every year and that makes sense, but the club doesn't make money. I don't know, maybe Manchester United are different. I know for a fact Arsenal operate on a realistic budget. Most clubs in England (and elsewhere) bring in a lot of money, but when you consider expenses like wages and exorbitant transfer fees, these clubs lose money year after year. And I'm not just talking about Chelsea, I'm talking every club: Spurs, Newcastle, West Ham, Fulham, Everton, All of them. There is no money in professional football for owners. There's tons of money for everyone else, but not for the club owners unless you want to be an even poorer version of Arsenal.

In Germany there are laws against running a club on debt. I doubt it's possible to make a law like this in England (it definitely is not in the US), and the fans would hate it anyway because it would make the quality go down.

 

[Help?]

Its a law on German organizations in general, not just football.

 

[paolo-fcb]

Revenue goes up for United every year and that makes sense, but the club doesn't make money. I don't know, maybe Manchester United are different. I know for a fact Arsenal operate on a realistic budget. Most clubs in England (and elsewhere) bring in a lot of money, but when you consider expenses like wages and exorbitant transfer fees, these clubs lose money year after year. And I'm not just talking about Chelsea, I'm talking every club: Spurs, Newcastle, West Ham, Fulham, Everton, All of them. There is no money in professional football for owners. There's tons of money for everyone else, but not for the club owners unless you want to be an even poorer version of Arsenal.

In Germany there are laws against running a club on debt. I doubt it's possible to make a law like this in England (it definitely is not in the US), and the fans would hate it anyway because it would make the quality go down.

agree

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Hannover

Well, looks like we gained a point on Scheisse

 

[paolo-fcb]

Hannover

Well, looks like we gained a point on Scheisse

We had to gain 3 and close the Bundesliga but referee was mr. Knut Kircher, how many points to the referees in our history? almost 1000......Scheiss Schalke, Scheiss the referees, ok we sucked but if u don't give me a clear penalty in the extra-time of course we dont win, next match with Hannover, I'll be in the Allianz Arena!

edit-of course van Gaal prefered Pranjic and not Tymo to replace van Bommel today incredible sucked......

 

[ShiftyPowers]

I was up late last night, so I didn't watch the game. Pranjic instead of Tymo? I don't like that.

 

[Help?]

Paolo, what are you gonna do if Van Gaal wins you the treble?

 

[paolo-fcb]

Paolo, what are you gonna do if Van Gaal wins you the treble?

I could kill my mum lol!.........but, seriously, van Gaal couldnt never win the treble, FC BAYERN can do that, we're a team, the trainer is only one man that is never on the field........

So guys, am Mittwoch I'll be in München, anyway.....I'LL BE THERE 4 U!


.......somebody wishes my tickets? OK 10.000 € lol.......here they're:

 

[kp41]

Well, at least you're ahead with 2 points now. I think a draw at Levercusen home was not a bad result.

 

[paolo-fcb]

Well, at least you're ahead with 2 points now. I think a draw at Levercusen home was not a bad result.

It was better to win........

 

[ShiftyPowers]

Anyone else think we can sign Ozil this summer, or for free next summer? I tell you, Neuer and Ozil in 2011 would be a real coup for the club, and since Ozil could potentially be free we could make another big signing too.

 

[Mus]

won't kroos be coming back from loan too?

 

[Xifio]

Anyone else think we can sign Ozil this summer, or for free next summer? I tell you, Neuer and Ozil in 2011 would be a real coup for the club, and since Ozil could potentially be free we could make another big signing too.

Özil will be available on a Bosman in 2011? damn, there will be a lot of competition for his signature from all the big clubs ... actually, there's no way Bremen would let that happen; they'd surely get him to sign a new contract ... I expect him to make a decent splash in South Africa in the summer, in which case there may be some big bids in for this summer ... I don't think you guys would be able to land him for free; not that easily, anyway ...