You don't see how statements of intent of challenging for the No 1 spot during a major tournament, and over Neuer of all players, may cause concern over potential trouble?
Well, I hope you're right. I'm not convinced.
He may said that in a formal answer by bench player. Like I want to challenge the spot for Neuer. Everyone knew Neuer was no.1 gk then.You don't see how statements of intent of challenging for the No 1 spot during a major tournament, and over Neuer of all players, may cause concern over potential trouble?
Well, I hope you're right. I'm not convinced.
Of course attitude plays a part. That's why Kuranyi went out, for just one example. That's why Podolski is still in, too.As for german nt, they are not picking based on attitude. There is no trouble makers above the candidates, like at all, they will pick according to their performance.
Of course attitude plays a part. That's why Kuranyi went out, for just one example. That's why Podolski is still in, too.
I don't know where that myth "performance is all that matters" is coming from. There aren't many jobs in the real world that are assigned purely according to performance; so-called "soft skills" always play a part. Much more so in a team sport like football.
And Trapp, Zieler and Fährmann aren't that type either.I don't know Kuranyi, but Mats is not that type. and I know Leno, cause i watched many leverkusen matches 2 seasons ago.
And Trapp, Zieler and Fährmann aren't that type either.
Point being, performance is never the only issue unless we're talking about Messi. If there are several players with not much between them in terms of performance, other things matter. For example Pep and Rummenigge (or maybe it was Sammer, don't quote me on that) came public in the last transfer window saying that when buying a player they aren't buying just performance, but "the whole package", even naming family etc. as parts of the package they're buying. For another example Roger Schmidt and Rudi Völler came public how it is important the character of the player fits their team. That's the sort of thing I'm talking about, and of course that's the same with the German National Team. Why would it be different, with Löw of all people, who keeps being accused of playing "favorites" (in my opinion mostly by people who apparently don't understand the importance of team building measures).
Look, if that's not an issue when it comes to MAtS, all the better. I'm just trying to point out reasons why others might end up being preferred over him. Those reasons might have little to do with performance, or for what club he plays. Even more so as we're talking about chosing a player who is unlikely tor play a competitive game unless there's an emergency.
Of course attitude plays a part. That's why Kuranyi went out, for just one example. That's why Podolski is still in, too.
I don't know where that myth "performance is all that matters" is coming from. There aren't many jobs in the real world that are assigned purely according to performance; so-called "soft skills" always play a part. Much more so in a team sport like football.
MD says Liverpool wants him and might offer something close to his buyout (60m) to tempt the club to sell?
I hope this is just BS.
MD says Liverpool wants him and might offer something close to his buyout (60m) to tempt the club to sell?
I hope this is just BS.
Who in their right mind would trade Barcelona for Liverpool?
I feel like we will Continue hearing stories like this eventually with the new EPL tv deal.Who in their right mind would trade Barcelona for Liverpool?