9 - Robert Lewandowski
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Irish_Cules
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That's a bit cheap from Heynkes. Way to rub salt into the wounds of Dortmund.
vongocduc89
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That was a Pepe move from Lewandowski!
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beautifulgame
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eff bayern, unlike Mario, lewa will be difficult to replace.
but really.. when will it be mine err, barca turn for awesome dortmund striker lewa.
but really.. when will it be mine err, barca turn for awesome dortmund striker lewa.
i_bleed_blaugrana
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I just don't get why you would want to jump ship like this. I really feel for Dortmund's fans, it's like two Figo's back to back.
As a player, I'd much rather play for the underdog and prove the odds wrong than just go with whatever team is good, particularly when you're not really gaining that much. Why share a spot with loads of competition when you have the ability to have a team built around you rather than just be another sub on the bench? The fat contract would come once you win with your team if money is the motivation. ehh...
Plus Bayern are really obnoxious the way they go about their transfers. That comment by Heynkes is very disrespectful and the manner in which they announced the Götze deal was just the epitome of class. Will be even sweeter if we knock them out next year, make Pep wish he never left.
Speaking of Pep, I'm really not 100% sure if he is going to live up to expectations next year. It's going to be hard, especially with guys like Robben, to really implement his style on a team that has already won everything without him. Hope he proves me wrong.
Tbf, Pep his first year really benefitted from floating under the radar somewhat since no one knew what to expect from him nor did they expect him to be THAT good. It will be interesting to see if teams shift tactically and Bayern start running into those pesky busses that we have had to deal with for years...
As a player, I'd much rather play for the underdog and prove the odds wrong than just go with whatever team is good, particularly when you're not really gaining that much. Why share a spot with loads of competition when you have the ability to have a team built around you rather than just be another sub on the bench? The fat contract would come once you win with your team if money is the motivation. ehh...
Plus Bayern are really obnoxious the way they go about their transfers. That comment by Heynkes is very disrespectful and the manner in which they announced the Götze deal was just the epitome of class. Will be even sweeter if we knock them out next year, make Pep wish he never left.
Speaking of Pep, I'm really not 100% sure if he is going to live up to expectations next year. It's going to be hard, especially with guys like Robben, to really implement his style on a team that has already won everything without him. Hope he proves me wrong.
Tbf, Pep his first year really benefitted from floating under the radar somewhat since no one knew what to expect from him nor did they expect him to be THAT good. It will be interesting to see if teams shift tactically and Bayern start running into those pesky busses that we have had to deal with for years...
Kerrybai
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His agent has confirmed the transfer, however an agreement is still been decided upon.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/may/27/robert-lewandowski-likely-join-bayern-dortmund
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/may/27/robert-lewandowski-likely-join-bayern-dortmund
Really sad if he signs for them as well.
darthvader7888
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Sucks for the Bundesliga 
Knowing Dortmund though, they'll find someone even better to replace him
Knowing Dortmund though, they'll find someone even better to replace him
Antimadridista1
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I really don't know how we will beat them next season. They are so strong...
Andrew M
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Their motivation drops.
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