Bundesliga

[Messi983]

BREAKING: Adi #H?tter will take over as Borussia head coach from 2021/22, signing a three-year contract with the Foals

https://twitter.com/borussia_en/status/1381888492511371267

Good coach, he's doing well with Frankfurt. Don't know if this is really a step up in his career though considering Eintracht will probably play in the CL next season and Gladbach won't.

 

[Horatio]

Adolf Hutter from Austria. Nice...

 

[Messi983]

I've had the same thoughts when I've first heard about him.

 

[Morten]

Adolf Hutter from Austria. Nice...

I hope he doesnt have continental ambitions.

 

[Messi983]

I hope he doesnt have continental ambitions.

He probably doesn't if he's moved from a CL to a non-CL team.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Bayern 2-0 already against leverkusen

 

[Catta]

Bayern 2-0 already against leverkusen

What did you expect from the BundesLOL

 

[Luftstalag14]

Bayern is winning the league this Saturday when they beat Mainz, 3 rounds before the season is completed.

What else is new huh? 20 more Buli titles coming up.

 

[JamDav1982]

Bayern is winning the league this Saturday when they beat Mainz, 3 rounds before the season is completed.

What else is new huh? 20 more Buli titles coming up.

They will win 10 in a row and set records and barely anyone outside Germany will bat an eye lid.

Sad state of affairs.

 

[Luftstalag14]

Mainz 2:0 Bayern 36 minutes into the first half, a familiar score line... Bayern will score 5 later.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Bayern wants to win the title next week at home

 

[Vilarrubi]

They will win 10 in a row and set records and barely anyone outside Germany will bat an eye lid.

Sad state of affairs.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

This is what happens when other top teams in the league sells to their biggest rivals.

France and Germany, PSG and Bayern cherry pick the best talent from other teams.

OR teams are not ambitious enough, like Dortmund and end up selling the talent instead of building a competitive team. You could say Liepzig too.

 

[Vilarrubi]

This is what happens when other top teams in the league sells to their biggest rivals.

France and Germany, PSG and Bayern cherry pick the best talent from other teams.

OR teams are not ambitious enough, like Dortmund and end up selling the talent instead of building a competitive team. You could say Liepzig too.

Yep.

Lewandowski for example ran down his contract at Dortmund so he could join rivals Bayern for free. That wouldn’t happen in other top leagues. Imagine Salah running down his contract to join City or United for free, or same with Barca/Real.

 

[ebc_99]

Bundesliga now is pretty much what the Premier League was in the 90s, Utd dominated and bought whoever they wanted, and the league was behind La Liga and Serie A for quality and maybe even the Bundesliga too, nobody called the Premiership a farmers League.

I don't know why modern fans are constantly pitching Leagues against each other, it never used to happen.

Bundesliga is very entertaining to watch, perhaps the most entertaining, and their ownership model and fan culture is wonderful and deserves respect.