2015-16 German Bundesliga Discussion Thread

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Re: 2015-16 German Bundesliga Discussion Thread 

Post#1021 » by magik9113 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 5:47 pm

cgf wrote:2012 against Italy was the greatest example of Loew's cowardice **** us over. Every change he made for that game weakened our strengths while failing to take away those of the italians. Just an absolute disaster. At least in 2010 he was unlucky that Ozil didn't go down right before the half to get the pen that most attackers would settle for; had we taken a 1-0 into half time our counters would've likely found a 2nd when the spanish opened up in search of an equalizer.

But coaching will keep this golden generation from surpassing the achievements of the 70s teams, and with all of this talent that is sad...even if not a new phenomenon. The DFB chasing players out is why we lost the final in 76 to stop us from becoming the first nation to win a threepeat in the the Euros and WC over 30 years before the spaniards won theirs. So we have a history of **** up our golden ages and ending them prematurely.

yall got outplayed in '12. Our coach was freakin Prandelli
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Post#1022 » by Andi Obst » Fri Sep 11, 2015 6:18 pm

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No_20 wrote:A Kalou-Ibisevic partnership looks very interesting. If we were in 2008.


HSV would be a big club. If we were in 1678.

Hertha would be a big club. If we never woke up from our sleeps.


Difference is that I'm not as delusional as you are telling yourself how great your club is. We aren't a big club, so what. You guys aren't any better.
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Post#1023 » by truth18 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 6:34 pm

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No_20 wrote:A Kalou-Ibisevic partnership looks very interesting. If we were in 2008.


HSV would be a big club. If we were in 1678.


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truth18 wrote:Jimmy B returns!


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Post#1025 » by truth18 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 6:54 pm

No_20 and Det fighting later today.
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Post#1026 » by truth18 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:15 pm

Lol. This game.
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Post#1027 » by Foye » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:15 pm

Hamburg are looking like a football team for the first time in years.
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Post#1028 » by magik9113 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:16 pm

both these teams look like crap
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Post#1029 » by truth18 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:22 pm

Damn, this Fox crew. Some British guy and an American dude who played for Bochum a decade ago?

Still, better than a German stream I can only understand a quarter of.
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Post#1030 » by Det the Threat » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:22 pm

Well, we're witnessing the last season of Favre at Gladbach.

Not sure what kind of lineup that should be and Jantschke with an assist for Hamburg. :lol:
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Post#1031 » by Foye » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:27 pm

Det the Threat wrote:Well, we're witnessing the last season of Favre at Gladbach.

Not sure what kind of lineup that should be and Jantschke with an assist for Hamburg. :lol:


Gladbach look absolutely garbage. Gonna be a long season for you guys. Might not even make the EL this year.
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Post#1032 » by No_20 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:33 pm

Labbadia is rubbish and Favre is better than Michel, Hitzfeld, Ferguson, Guardiola and Mourinho combined.
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Post#1033 » by Andi Obst » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:40 pm

Favre teams seem to struggle after great seasons. Let's hope Gladbach are smart enough to not make the same mistakes we did.
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Post#1034 » by Foye » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:40 pm

Brouwers. That Kreisliga defense.
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Post#1035 » by Andi Obst » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:43 pm

My god, that's embarrassing.
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Post#1036 » by magik9113 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:44 pm

what changed from last season where Gladbach qualified for CL?
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Post#1037 » by Foye » Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:54 pm

magik9113 wrote:what changed from last season where Gladbach qualified for CL?


They lost Kruse to Wolfsburg, Kramer to Leverkusen.

Plus, three of their best remaining players (Xhaka, Herrmann and Dominguez) are either injured or suspended today.
And the new additions usually take quite long to adapt to Favre's style of play.
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Post#1038 » by cgf » Fri Sep 11, 2015 8:02 pm

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cgf wrote:2012 against Italy was the greatest example of Loew's cowardice **** us over. Every change he made for that game weakened our strengths while failing to take away those of the italians. Just an absolute disaster. At least in 2010 he was unlucky that Ozil didn't go down right before the half to get the pen that most attackers would settle for; had we taken a 1-0 into half time our counters would've likely found a 2nd when the spanish opened up in search of an equalizer.

But coaching will keep this golden generation from surpassing the achievements of the 70s teams, and with all of this talent that is sad...even if not a new phenomenon. The DFB chasing players out is why we lost the final in 76 to stop us from becoming the first nation to win a threepeat in the the Euros and WC over 30 years before the spaniards won theirs. So we have a history of **** up our golden ages and ending them prematurely.

yall got outplayed in '12. Our coach was freakin Prandelli


No doubt. It was a complete failure. But Jogi set our boys up to fail even if they had brought their A-game because he sacrificed our strengths to fail to take away yours.

magik9113 wrote:what changed from last season where Gladbach qualified for CL?


Max Kruse and Christoph Kramer left while Alvaro Dominguez injured his back, Stranzl got a year older, and Raffael went into one of his invisible phases. With a lot of new faces brought in that team has lost their cohesion/chemistry/confidence and spine. Kruse's playmaking and movement from the 9 was pivotal in Raffael and Herrmann's strong seasons; Kramer was a perfect partner for Xhaka; and their D had been one of the best in the league with Dominguez and Stranzl fully fit.

They need to find their form as a collective, but with the injuries in defense and Stindl-Xhaka failing to click that's looking like a taller and taller task. I will be very curious to see if and when they can get into gear; even if Eberls & Favre did spend all summer warning people this would be a transitional year that'll pay off more over the next 3 years. My expectation would be something similar to the season after they finished 4th and lost Reus, Dante & Neustadter; rough first half, followed by a sizeable improvement after the winter to crawl back into the top half of the table and find their form for next season.
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Post#1039 » by No_20 » Fri Sep 11, 2015 8:03 pm

I was right about Lucien Fraudve. This happened at Hertha as well.

Nice and easy win for HSV. Should have been 3 out of 4 wins if it wasnt for the robbery in Cologne.
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Post#1040 » by Andi Obst » Fri Sep 11, 2015 8:07 pm

No_20, can you please stop being so incredibly funny and change the name of cities, coaches etc.

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