|
|
Dr.Corsa
|
posted on 25th Aug 14 at 17:55 |
Hi!
But the mangament of HSV, Stuttgart and Bremen is absolutely miserable, horrible. In other words the right hand of the CEO's of this clubs don't knows, what the left hand do. And that sinse 5 yers.... This season can be really important for this clubs...
Don't forget: for example Borussia Mönchengladbach (Gladbach) and 1 FC Nürnberg had a glory past with many German Championships and right now? Nürnberg is in Liga 2 and Gladbach somewere in the middle...
Greeting,
Micha
|
Hammer
|
posted on 24th Aug 14 at 15:37 |
quote:
Originally posted by Steve
I'm not talking about who's most likely to win the league I'm talking about competition on any given game, a top of the table side can go anywhere and lose. That for me makes this league for exciting.
The points spread through both leagues is almost identical :boggle:
Hamburg, Stuttgart, Werder Bremen and Hertha Berlin all finished bottom half of the Bundesliga. Extremely strong clubs in European terms.
|
Steve
|
posted on 24th Aug 14 at 11:18 |
I'm not talking about who's most likely to win the league I'm talking about competition on any given game, a top of the table side can go anywhere and lose. That for me makes this league for exciting.
|
Russ
|
posted on 24th Aug 14 at 10:44 |
2 :lol:
|
Hammer
|
posted on 24th Aug 14 at 10:31 |
quote:
Originally posted by Steve
Some good things, ticket prices home ownership, player development, however is a bit like la liga, dominated by 2 to 3 teams, look how a poor United demolished levekusen last season
Yeah as opposed to the Premiership, which is also dominated by 3 teams.
|
_Allan_
|
posted on 23rd Aug 14 at 11:31 |
quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Every time Bayern play, I get stuck in traffic on the A9 on the way home. :mad: ;)
Didn't know that many people in Falkirk followed Bayern :!, still with the quality of their local team.
Who can blame them. :0
|
Russ
|
posted on 23rd Aug 14 at 08:10 |
What steve said. Envious of their grassroots coaching numbers.
St. Pauli are the only team in Germany worth supporting
|
Steve
|
posted on 23rd Aug 14 at 07:30 |
Some good things, ticket prices home ownership, player development, however is a bit like la liga, dominated by 2 to 3 teams, look how a poor United demolished levekusen last season
|
CorsAsh
|
posted on 22nd Aug 14 at 23:55 |
Every time Bayern play, I get stuck in traffic on the A9 on the way home. :mad: ;)
|
Cole
|
posted on 22nd Aug 14 at 22:04 |
I think sportsday
|
nibnob21
|
posted on 22nd Aug 14 at 21:47 |
I think German football is respected in England, in terms of their focus on developing young players. It's obviously working, just look at the national team!
The Bundesliga is obviously doing something right. Highest average attendance in Europe and the cheapest tickets and season tickets, yet the clubs are obviously still making enough money to compete financially with the rest of the world.
I think a lot can be learned from the German focus on the fans and youth development.
|
Dr.Corsa
|
posted on 22nd Aug 14 at 21:18 |
Hello!
So guys & girls, the Premier League it TOP of course and this week you have the 2nd plaing day...
But what do You think about the Bundesliga? What's the reputation has it in UK? Do You have favorite German clubs?
Even minutes bevore was the beginnig between FCB and Wolsburg and the f*cking speaker of german state (propaganda) TV said each sentence with the special words: "world champion X". And I was like: ok guy stop it, please :facepalm:.
Last week was funny: DFB Pokal: Stuttgart and Schalke loosed they games :lol: :!
By the way, I#m FCB fan :cool: Glad about 2:1.
Greeting,
Micha
[Edited on 22-08-2014 by Dr.Corsa]
|
