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Looked it up but couldn't find a thread about one of Barca's home town team. Borussia was a force during the 1970's and won five Bundesliga titles and two UEFA-Cups while reaching another three european cup finals. After nearly two decades of fighting relegation or being relegated to the 2nd...

Yeah, and we(Gladbach) are of course away from home(only about 3 of the last 30 cup games were at home) having to travel to the bad beer gym of Schalke. Anyways, today we'll be at Dortmund most likely playing with our young cb combo in Andreas Christensen(19) and Marvin Schulz(20) again as...

This forum sometimes is pure comedy gold. Now watch Bravo play in the league and add some clean sheets against Elche and Levante, because they don't do anything going forward and with the team certainly being more cautios defensively thanks to their last outings. :lol: I also don't get that...

ter Stegen should be the #1 goalkeeper starting next season. Bravo can play in the Copa and is experienced enough to come in and deliver a solid outing if ter Stegen needs a break or does not work out. MATS also does not(at all) like the current rotation and, no matter what, should be the guy...

Well, Sporting Director Max Eberl said, when asked which team he would like to face in the CL, that he doesn't really care but that we haven't really said a proper goodbye to MATS and could do so if playing against Barca. I mean, we're pot 4 and will draw a tough group anyways, so why not play...

You've got to cut him some slack. He's just one year removed from practising under Uwe Kamps and he's famous for killing off any areal abilities goalkeepers had before. :lol: At least that's the story told by Gladbach fans and you could see it by someone like Logan Bailly(the guy ter Stegen...

Though, it's been said that we(Gladbach) backed off thanks to his injury history.

Yes, it's like during Champions League or Europa League knockout stages. HSV needs to score at least one in Karlsruhe if they want to stay up. BTW: Those guys are just so lucky and somehow get that tie with one solid offensive move, while KSC should've scored at least two. That's not going to...

Um what? We had 70% of posession during the first half and over 60% for the whole game and could've scored even more against them. This was a clear cut win for us against an opponent that's trying to qualify for europe and has a payroll just like ours.

Leverkusen will get Christoph Kramer back next summer and already announced him as the replacement for retiring Simon Rolfes. Yeah, could happen but his contract's up in 2016 and he'd need to re-sign to be loaned out. Though, Gladbach also showed that they're able to work loans with guys...

Actually, I heard Duffner said that Hannover's out, but I'm not sure if that's true. The teams mentioned right now are Borussia Mönchengladbach Bayer Leverkusen FC Augsburg Hannover 96

Thought it would be posted here earlier. Christoph Kramer ends Gladbach's unbeaten streak and helps Dortmund leave last place.

Well, what do you expect from a goalie hardly ever playing and only in his second start in a month. Also, Rakitic should've been able to win the header against tiny Veratti.

Poldi has been pretty good and looks like he really wants to get stuff done. Still, him or Schürrle will be a huge downgrade from Reus. Also, Reus never got injured before the european championships in 2012. It was just Löw playing Podolski instead of him and especially that semifinal against...

You've mentioned his clean sheets and him being young. So yes, his goalkeeping qualities outweigh those things. BTW: He had 139 saves this season. The great Manuel Neuer had 72 of those and is considered one of the best in the world. And just two years ago, at age 20, he only conceeded 24 goals...

I'm a fan of Borussia Mönchengladbach and have watched nearly every game of ter Stegen.

What's that with your clean sheets stuff? MATS had the 3rd most saves of the Bundesliga, only being beat by the goallkeepers of Nuremburg(relegated) and Freiburg(nearly relegated as well). He had one bad moment when he let that thing slip in against Braunschweig and other then that saved loads...

+1 Though, I think I heard the official say that Barca used an opt out clause on ter Stegens contract for 18 mil euros. As for the questions at the press conference. ---> :facepalm: It's also interesting that there are questions about his age when every Barca official and Luis Enrique told...

I'm not sensitive to anything and what not. There are four top leagues in european football and those are the EPL, La Liga, Bundesliga and Serie A. Serie A has been down for quite some time with no real threat to win the CL at all. The Premier League is the toughest one with three to five teams...

Why in the world should someone who played in the german Bundesliga need time to adept to the Primera Division? It's not some bum league you're talking about but one of the best in the world and especially goalkeepers from Germany are well trained and prepared. Also, there's no way he signed...