Borussia Dortmund

Andrew M

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No doubt, they have great fans, the best probably.

I just don't understand why ignorant people claim English stadia make more noise than Spanish.

I am English, live in England, love football and can tell you that this is not the case. Only the other week Mourinho was complaining about the sterile atmosphere at Stamford Bridge. When Real Madrid played at Anfield recently it sounded like a morgue. People like to talk about things they don't understand
 

ccesc

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zanela

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Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp has hinted he would be open to managing in the Premier League.
Klopp has long been linked with a move to England, with Manchester City and Chelsea reported potential destinations in the past and more recently Arsenal.
He has now revealed England is the only country, other than his homeland, in which he would want to ply his trade.
Speaking in an interview with BT Sport's SportsHUB programme, which will be aired in full on Saturday afternoon, Klopp said:
"It's the only country, I think, where I should work, really, next to Germany, because it's the only country I know the language a little bit and I need the language for my work.''
He added: "So we will see. If somebody will call me, then we will talk about it.''
Source: Espn.co.uk

*sigh*
 

barcanuck

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The ship is sinking and no one is hiding it anymore. I expect Klopp, Miki, Reus, Hummels and Auba to all be gone in the next one or two years.
 

Yannik

Senior Member
I think Dortmund should make a new start.
Sell Gündogan, Ginter, Reus, Weidenfeller and Immobile and maybe some others, use the money to get back Bittencourt, and buy Firmino or De Bruyne (even if they are expensive) and Werner from Stuttgart, Horn or Zieler as gk. Build a new team around young players from Germany, Brazil and Argentina, avoid release clauses and build this thing new, better and longer lasting. I think this will work out on a long term, they wont play CL next year anyway so this might be the right moment to get rid of everyone who wants to go or who's constantly injured or passed their prime for as long as they have a price tag above their name. Keep Aubameyang because the guy works his áss off there and is a blessing.

What Dortmund is doing at the moment is nothing else then waiting, they seem completely stuck in their hopes of all the off-form players finally getting back to their old best (Gündogan, Kagawa, Sahin) and for the recent signings to finally explode, but I think this will be a waste of time and in the meantime their other best players leave for free or for an insanely low fee that cant buy proper replacements. Renew this team as long as it is interesting for talents. Its risky, but it is better then waiting for your own grave. Dortmund did it once and they can learn from the mistakes they did in that time. They can do it better in a 2nd attempt. Most BVB fans would slap me for this post but I think they should finally start thinking 2 steps ahead, instead of drowning in self-pity, and the delight of yesterday's success.

The faster Dortmund recognizes that they are stagnating and forced to do a move, the higher the chances stand for a decent restart.
 
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xavi_the_Boss

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You say they should build a young team with Players from Germany, etc.
So why sell Ginter?
Maybe he hasn´t been good for them but he is only 20 years old.
 

Yannik

Senior Member
You say they should build a young team with Players from Germany, etc.
So why sell Ginter?
Maybe he hasn´t been good for them but he is only 20 years old.

Ginter or Immobile have time to prove themselves at the rest of the season, maybe they can imrpov, but if they dont, then i think they should go
 

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