Flick's offside trap

[TemporaryFan]

I remember he played a high line with Bayern but was it THIS high? So extreme as with us? How did it go long term, obviously the first year they won everything but what about the second year? Did opponents learn how to exploit it? And in Germany NT?

I think Flick left for the NT, before they had any chance to come up with an antidote. Although, there were one or two unexpected losses with the mid table opponents.

To be honest, I don't remember that the high line was, at the time of Flick, ever discussed as such a crucial attribute of their dominance. Their dominance was taken for granted. After all, Bundesliga for a decade was called one horse race. They just crashed everyone, if not with tactics, then with their quality of players alone.

 

[Horatio]

mesmerizing

 

[Barcaman]

Popular opinion: They saw we were benefiting the technology on those offside calls and figured the way to continue stealing. Took 10 minutes to produce their fake animation.
This is just a start.

 

[draconifire]

Popular opinion: They saw we were benefiting the technology on those offside calls and figured the way to continue stealing. Took 10 minutes to produce their fake animation.
This is just a start.

Now its known that the animations are fake. Fuck em.

I used to think this was computer-generated in real-time. Fuck this league.

 

[Iniesta Ultra]

Popular opinion: They saw we were benefiting the technology on those offside calls and figured the way to continue stealing. Took 10 minutes to produce their fake animation.
This is just a start.

They can't keep doing it now it's revealed.