malappapper
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This is for the league though.
Completely different players?Dortmund doesn't need Lewandowski. They've got Reus.
Against Hoffenheim, we even tried it in the opposing half. That worked wellThis offside trap is absurd, they're trying it at almost every opportunity.
You've got a manager that tries new things. Such horrible problemsWell, let's hope somewhere in that loss is a win. If Pep starts with these tactics again, I go mental. The 4141 was working brilliantly, since then he wasted time training the 343 during the winterbreak, switched to a 4231, went back to the 4141 and now we have that 2323 bullshit and at the moment nothing is working as good as the formation we played at the end of last year. fecking nightmare.
Klopp puts Lewandowski in. They want to score as many as possible. It's about sending a message now.
Dead rubber, is a dead rubber...
Come on. It's nothing like the United - Liverpool rivalry.Would you say the same if Liverpool would batter you? This fixture is never just a league game.
It is also not just the league, though. Even against you lot they were nowehere near their best.
Come on. It's nothing like the United - Liverpool rivalry.
Probably closer to the united-Chelsea rivalry between 2007-2011. Competing for the title always with each other, undisputed top 2 clubs in the country.True, but it is the closest comparision in terms of United. Dortmund´s biggest rival is more a matter of geography (similar to the Manchester duel) and I don´t even know who Bayern considers their biggest rival in history. Nürnberg? 1860?
They're not headless chickens either. They press systematically and always make themselves available for passes around the guy on the ball. So it's good utliziation of the running as well.One of Klopp's "secrets", is to have his players constantly moving around.
In the Champions League this season, no other team has ran as much as Dortmund. Each outfield player ran 12 kilometers per game on average. Compare that to United, where the average was 11.2 kilometers. That means that each Dortmund outfield player runs 8 pitch lenghts more than our outfield players. That's a significant difference.
One of Klopp's "secrets", is to have his players constantly moving around.
In the Champions League this season, no other team has ran as much as Dortmund. Each outfield player ran 12 kilometers per game on average. Compare that to United, where the average was 11.2 kilometers. That means that each Dortmund outfield player runs 8 pitch lenghts more than our outfield players. That's a significant difference.
Probably closer to the united-Chelsea rivalry between 2007-2011. Competing for the title always with each other, undisputed top 2 clubs in the country.
1860 is basically the same as United - City, we even have matching coloursTrue, but it is the closest comparision in terms of United. Dortmund´s biggest rival is more a matter of geography (similar to the Manchester duel) and I don´t even know who Bayern considers their biggest rival in history. Nürnberg? 1860?
They're not headless chickens either. They press systematically and always make themselves available for passes around the guy on the ball. So it's good utliziation of the running as well.
So Dortmund runs 8km extra per game. That is "almost" an extra man on the pitch in terms of covered ground.
Yeah, was only thinning recent times. If arsenal were successful these last 5 years. Then you could say them probably. I know what you mean though, it's never just a game between the two. This if nothing is payback for the last league game between the two.Yeah, but then you ignore the 90´s, when both Dortmund and Bayern were also huge rivals. Did not think of Arsenal, though. Thats probably the best fit in this analogy.
We'll be back to our best against Real, we always are. Right now, I'm really glad we're playing Real in the semifinal, because there's no way, we underestimate them. Could have been different against Atletico or Chelsea. As long as Neuer isn't injured for more than a few days, I don't care that much about today.Bayern going into a slump at the wrong time?