2014-15 German Bundesliga Discussion Thread (Part II)
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2014-15 German Bundesliga Discussion Thread (Part II)
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We're headed into the last rounds of the league and it's going to be a very interesting finish to the season.
It seems like Bayern will win the league again having a ten point lead over Wolfsburg with eight games to go.
Behind both of them there are Gladbach(47 points) and Leverkusen(45 points) who have a cushion of at least six points ahead of Schalke.
The relegation zone's also a very tight (snails)race with quite a few teams being very close.
HSV just released coach Joe Zinnbauer after losing to Berlin and sitting at 16th place.
So let's keep the discussion up about the league of the world cup champions.
It seems like Bayern will win the league again having a ten point lead over Wolfsburg with eight games to go.
Behind both of them there are Gladbach(47 points) and Leverkusen(45 points) who have a cushion of at least six points ahead of Schalke.
The relegation zone's also a very tight (snails)race with quite a few teams being very close.
HSV just released coach Joe Zinnbauer after losing to Berlin and sitting at 16th place.
So let's keep the discussion up about the league of the world cup champions.
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Wall of shame from the last thread (you can put this in the op of you want)
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Hoping to make the top five this thread lol.
We are not worthy Foye. Almost 600 posts.
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Hoping to make the top five this thread lol.
We are not worthy Foye. Almost 600 posts.
YOU LOSE
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Dude sleeps with this league but still manage to not know anything about it lmaoo
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Robben had to leave the pitch against Gladbach and suffered a rib injury.
He could miss up to two months.
He could miss up to two months.
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DD12 wrote:Dude sleeps with this league but still manage to not know anything about it lmaoo
Coming from the one who said Besiktas was the best team in the EL.
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Det the Threat wrote:Robben had to leave the pitch against Gladbach and suffered a rib injury.
He could miss up to two months.
Two months. No. If that was the case he would be out of the CL semis.
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Lars Stindl will transfer from Hannover to Borussia Moenchengladbach this summer.
Stindl joins Borussia
He's a very good midfielder who can play different positions, will cost about €3 M thanks to a buyout clause in his contract and sign a five year deal with Gladbach.
Stindl joins Borussia
He's a very good midfielder who can play different positions, will cost about €3 M thanks to a buyout clause in his contract and sign a five year deal with Gladbach.
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Stindl to Gladbach. Eberl manages to complete a great deal once again. One of (if not the best) managers in the league currently.
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Why do buli teams put these stupid price tags on player's contracts as a buyout clause? What the hell is 3 mil?
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DD12 wrote:Why do buli teams put these stupid price tags on player's contracts as a buyout clause? What the hell is 3 mil?
Because otherwise these players wouldnt have agreed to sign the contract.
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DD12 wrote:Why do buli teams put these stupid price tags on player's contracts as a buyout clause? What the hell is 3 mil?
You're not in southern europe where players have to have an opt out clause in their contract and teams put bogus numbers in those contracts just for the sake of it.
Stindl extended his contract in 2012, while already having offers from other clubs(Gladbach included) and it would've ended next summer. Hannover had to include the clause to sign him and now they're in a pretty bad spot given that a lot of things went downhill lateley(no ultras anymore, terrible 2nd half of the season which puts them in danger of being relegated etc.), which makes them a pretty unstable environment.
The interesting thing will be where Favre wants to play Stindl. He could play Kramer's position but he's really offensive minded and could also play on the wing or behind the strikers.
BTW: Gladbach will most likely extend CB Rould Brouwers for another season. Could mean that Schar won't be bought(there are no rumors about him for quite some time) and maybe wants to buy a younger guy like Willi Orban of Kaiserslautern.
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Gotta love the 3 Kusen fans that exist, had one explain to me yesterday how Stindl was a decent backup while Castro had top 5 starter quality, ignoring that Stindl is basically the rich man's Castro. Anyway, great pickup. He'll thrive if he ends up in Kramer's job as the vertical 8 next to Xhaka.
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DD12 wrote:Why do buli teams put these stupid price tags on player's contracts as a buyout clause? What the hell is 3 mil?
It's a relic from the post tv-deal-burst era used to keep wages low. The BuLi gets less in transfer fees but also pays less in wages because of it, so they don't need as massive of transfer fees to balances the books and could recruit talent for much less than their english or portuguese counterparts.
Although the league has been trending away from this and you're seeing both wages and buyout fees rising steadily with the bigger clubs.
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Seems like Wolfsburg will be all-in for Lukaku in summer. Option B is Mandzukic.
It would be smarter to overpay for a close to world class CB I guess. That's more of a need for them. They can score.
It would be smarter to overpay for a close to world class CB I guess. That's more of a need for them. They can score.
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Foye wrote:Seems like Wolfsburg will be all-in for Lukaku in summer. Option B is Mandzukic.
It would be smarter to get a world class CB I guess.
I love Lukaku so I would appreciate seeing him in our league. They definitely have to do something on that position ; Bas Dost had a hot streak but you´ll never know if he can do that over the course of a whole season and if he should be your go-to guy in a Champions League game , and Bendtner is too unsteady. I agree with you though and believe we´ll see a couple of transfers since they don´t want to get eliminated in group stage I think. Word is that they have pole position for 17-year old midfielder Youri Tielemans , which would be great. He has massive potential.
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TheChosen wrote:Foye wrote:Seems like Wolfsburg will be all-in for Lukaku in summer. Option B is Mandzukic.
It would be smarter to get a world class CB I guess.
I love Lukaku so I would appreciate seeing him in our league. They definitely have to do something on that position ; Bas Dost had a hot streak but you´ll never know if he can do that over the course of a whole season and if he should be your go-to guy in a Champions League game , and Bendtner is too unsteady. I agree with you though and believe we´ll see a couple of transfers since they don´t want to get eliminated in group stage I think. Word is that they have pole position for 17-year old midfielder Youri Tielemans , which would be great. He has massive potential.
They should put the money into Garay from Zenit if you ask me.
Naldo and Knoche are ok but after that it gets criminal. They have Klose who is awful and Felipe who hasn't made a game for years after having an apopleptic stroke. The strikers are obviously a concern, too, though.
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Foye wrote:TheChosen wrote:Foye wrote:Seems like Wolfsburg will be all-in for Lukaku in summer. Option B is Mandzukic.
It would be smarter to get a world class CB I guess.
I love Lukaku so I would appreciate seeing him in our league. They definitely have to do something on that position ; Bas Dost had a hot streak but you´ll never know if he can do that over the course of a whole season and if he should be your go-to guy in a Champions League game , and Bendtner is too unsteady. I agree with you though and believe we´ll see a couple of transfers since they don´t want to get eliminated in group stage I think. Word is that they have pole position for 17-year old midfielder Youri Tielemans , which would be great. He has massive potential.
They should put the money into Garay from Zenit if you ask me.
Naldo and Knoche are ok but after that it gets criminal. They have Klose who is awful and Felipe who hasn't made a game for years after having an apopleptic stroke. The strikers are obviously a concern, too, though.
Would love Garay but he get´s paid big time in russia..Dragovic from Kiev would be a good option though. Depending on Felipe´s health they even have to buy two CB..that´s of course their weakest position. Don´t know if a then 33-year old Naldo is good enough for the starting Lineup in CL-games..
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TheChosen wrote:Foye wrote:TheChosen wrote:
I love Lukaku so I would appreciate seeing him in our league. They definitely have to do something on that position ; Bas Dost had a hot streak but you´ll never know if he can do that over the course of a whole season and if he should be your go-to guy in a Champions League game , and Bendtner is too unsteady. I agree with you though and believe we´ll see a couple of transfers since they don´t want to get eliminated in group stage I think. Word is that they have pole position for 17-year old midfielder Youri Tielemans , which would be great. He has massive potential.
They should put the money into Garay from Zenit if you ask me.
Naldo and Knoche are ok but after that it gets criminal. They have Klose who is awful and Felipe who hasn't made a game for years after having an apopleptic stroke. The strikers are obviously a concern, too, though.
Would love Garay but he get´s paid big time in russia..Dragovic from Kiev would be a good option though. Depending on Felipe´s health they even have to buy two CB..that´s of course their weakest position. Don´t know if a then 33-year old Naldo is good enough for the starting Lineup in CL-games..
I believe they are after Doria from Marseille (currently playing for Sao Paolo). That would be more a long-term project than an immediate upgrade, though.
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