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[fergus90]

Maybe not and he is an emotional fucker that clashes with board but regardless it seemed Bayern made that decision in large part to get him in.

At clubs like Bayern if you are out CL to Villareal and then challenging for league the next then heat will be on.

He is emotional yeah. Got himself sent off the other night going mental on the sidelines.

True, Nagelsmann definitely had his issues too despite their CL record this season.

 

[KingLeo10]

The mighty Bayern. Hilarious how that weasel @topt isn't here thumping his chest no more

 

[El Gato]

Nagelsmann has hardly been a beacon of consistency.
Wasnt easy decision to make really. If Bayern waited and probably still crashed out, they have to go back to drawing board in summer with an even smaller coach pool to pick from

Pretty sure they were after Tuchel back around the Heynckes second stint around 2018 or 2019 as well

 

[Morten]

Bayern were fighting for league.

That is enough for any coach of theirs to not have too many complaints if dunted.

Also they most likely knew was their one chance to get Tuchel for a while and all added up to them making a change earlier than would have wanted to.

Going out early in CL last year also plays a part. They expect league and CL performances and probably knew writing on wall with City games either way.

"Their one chance" how, exactly?

They could simply have waited until the summer, Tuchel wasn't getting any high profile job before that, Nagelsmann sacking was, objectively speaking, just dumb.

What other high profile club could have picked Tuchel up, really?

EPL as it stands is pretty much ruled out, la liga? Ancelotti probably stays, so does Xavi and Diego.

What else left is there, back to PSG?

 

[Morten]

Having said that, Dortmund will bottle it, they are not winning the league.

 

[Devils]

Sad thing is, even if this Bayern played Barca in a match this week they'd still probably win 4-0.

 

[JamDav1982]

"Their one chance" how, exactly?

They could simply have waited until the summer, Tuchel wasn't getting any high profile job before that, Nagelsmann sacking was, objectively speaking, just dumb.

What other high profile club could have picked Tuchel up, really?

EPL as it stands is pretty much ruled out, la liga? Ancelotti probably stays, so does Xavi and Diego.

What else left is there, back to PSG?

Nah disgaree.

Plenty of teams been after Tuchel.

 

[Luftstalag14]

Bayern will win the Buli again, they have an easier schedule than Dortmund, which will play Wolfsburg, Gladbach and tough nuts like Mainz and Augsburg. Meanwhile Bayern will play mostly relegation teams like Hertha and Schalke.

 

[KingLeo10]

Sad thing is, even if this Bayern played Barca in a match this week they'd still probably win 4-0.

what's that supposed to mean? Everyone knows we're trash right now. Problem with Bayern is, everyone hypes them up each year and they get beat up by the first elite side they face in KOs Or even Villareal...

 

[diDi7]

Sad thing is, even if this Bayern played Barca in a match this week they'd still probably win 4-0.

Not a chance. We can't even score. 0-0 at best.

 

[fergus90]

what's that supposed to mean? Everyone knows we're trash right now. Problem with Bayern is, everyone hypes them up each year and they get beat up by the first elite side they face in KOs Or even Villareal...

Can't blame them mate when they're up against the master Unai Emery

 

[DonAK]

Sup what's the score lad @topt

 

[Richard.H]

I feel for Tuchel, loads of pressure to take over a coach that really didn't have any issues at all.

 

[serghei]

Defending is optional in this league. Fucking spectacular. Hilarious, but spectacular.

 

[Morten]

And so, Dortmund handed back the initiative to Bayern.