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Yannik
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semi-final worthy performance. Even if this game didnt win the tie, it was a treat for every Bayern fan and player and might be an incredibly important win for their mentality. They really believed in actually winning the tie with a miracle scoreline, absolutely amazed by that.
Stric
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Yes, massive respect. That's winner mentality, and it takes a champion manager to convince his team into believing that.
Simmelbert
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yes, i'm really looking forward to next season.
Jair Ventura
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Bayern will take a step back continentally if they don't replace Ribery and Robben with competent alternatives. Landing De Bruyne or Anderson is going to be very big for them this summer. Mueller is awesome, Lewandowski is pretty great himself, but outside of those two the rest of the attackers don't inspire a lot of fear.
I look at Boateng a bit differently after this series as well.
I look at Boateng a bit differently after this series as well.
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Sunny Mir
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What an amazing tie. Amazing teams, football and amazing players, shame some of bayerns were missing. Thank you for the tough games specially the 2nd one u deserved to win it and thank you for the much needed kick up our arses. we needed that in the 2nd half. Best of luck for next season.
StarLord
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It will be great if this face-saving victory keeps Bayern cloud-walking into the next CL season.
StarLord
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Bayern will have a lot on their hands with replacing their key players.
Ribery is 32 and will be 33 by the time CL quarter-finals will be played again.
Robben is 31 and will be 32 once CL KO football resumes next year.
Lahm is 31 and will be 32 once CL KO football resumes next year.
Schweinsteiger will be 31 when playing his next CL game.
Xabi Alonso will be 34 next season.
Dante
lol will be 32.
So, that is 5 key players definitely going over the hill next season. This may well have been the very last good season for most, if not all of them. Some of them are injury-prone as well.
Ribery is 32 and will be 33 by the time CL quarter-finals will be played again.
Robben is 31 and will be 32 once CL KO football resumes next year.
Lahm is 31 and will be 32 once CL KO football resumes next year.
Schweinsteiger will be 31 when playing his next CL game.
Xabi Alonso will be 34 next season.
Dante
lol will be 32. So, that is 5 key players definitely going over the hill next season. This may well have been the very last good season for most, if not all of them. Some of them are injury-prone as well.
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You're not even a real journalism
did u come to the conclusion they will be over the hill by looking at a number
Jägermeister
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At least Robben is still a top tier player when fit.Bayern will have a lot on their hands with replacing their key players.
Ribery is 32 and will be 33 by the time CL quarter-finals will be played again.
Robben is 31 and will be 32 once CL KO football resumes next year.
Lahm is 31 and will be 32 once CL KO football resumes next year.
Schweinsteiger will be 31 when playing his next CL game.
Xabi Alonso will be 34 next season.
Dante
So, that is 5 key players definitely going over the hill next season. This may well have been the very last good season for most, if not all of them. Some of them are injury-prone as well.
Didn't Lahm want to retire soon? Before he got injured he wasn't bad either btw.
StarLord
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No, the experience of following football for decades necessitates that these players are already in, or soon will be, in terminal decline. Just look at Xavi or Stevie G, did they forget how to play football? No, they just got old. Accumulation of games also means that the wear and tear catches up with all players. It is inevitable.
Or conversely, do you expect them to keep going strong for several more years?
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