Hans-Dieter Flick
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MonteCuler
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His Bayern stint is underrated and not a fluke. Even before Covid started that team was a fucking machine, ppl often forget supposed "covid season" was played normally until March I guess.
If not for covid and if we played over two legs I believe he'd beat us by more than 8 goals. A humiliation there was simply inevitable and predictable, covid or not.
Lewy was a beast back then, he had proper fullbacks, insane goalkeeper, good midfield, smart defenders.... Pretty much all he needs, it was set to dominate either way.
Put a lot of other managers in his position and they won't achieve nearly as much that season, this is the point.
If not for covid and if we played over two legs I believe he'd beat us by more than 8 goals. A humiliation there was simply inevitable and predictable, covid or not.
Lewy was a beast back then, he had proper fullbacks, insane goalkeeper, good midfield, smart defenders.... Pretty much all he needs, it was set to dominate either way.
Put a lot of other managers in his position and they won't achieve nearly as much that season, this is the point.
Loki
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I wouldn't say it's an anomaly. Flick's system just needs day to day training. Meeting once every 2 months doesn't cut it. He simply isn't a national team coach.
Birdy
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Also some coaches fit much more club than NT football.
Flick ball works if you train every week and players absorb the concepts
Birdy
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Not tonight.
Both goals came from fuckups by Inigo, who first did not hold the line (was behind the rest) making the Atleti player ONSIDE,
and then made a headless recovery run leaving diagonal gap behind him for an easy pass
Birdy
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Birdy
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'Covid CL' was a stupid line to begin with, perpetuated by clueless about football fucks like Malvolio
Anyone having watched Bayern that season knew they would win it even if they had to play 70 games
Maradona37
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El Ilusionista
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🚨 Atleti had NEVER blown a 2-0 lead or a two-goal advantage since Simeone’s arrival.
It has been over 17 years and 662 LaLiga matches since the last time they lost a two-goal lead: From 2-0 to 3-4 against Villarreal on November 4, 2007.
damnnn, Hans-Dieter Flick.
It has been over 17 years and 662 LaLiga matches since the last time they lost a two-goal lead: From 2-0 to 3-4 against Villarreal on November 4, 2007.
damnnn, Hans-Dieter Flick.
TemporaryFan
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Just trust Feldmarshall Flick with his three pronged campaign. "V" is near!
KingLeo10
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Painful memories for many, including me, but I remember the Bayern players laughing when they scored the own goal to make it 1-1.
They knew they were going to destroy us that season. 1 leg, 2 leg, COVID, no COVID
serghei
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Wow... that's some stat.
jamrock
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Yea the system and tactics were clear, some of it was my bias against german and french league football.
I take everything bayern & PSG does with a grain of salt.
MonteCuler
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Looking back at it now, that game was like a turning point. On that day I probably hated Flick from the depth of my soul, I don't even remember. But now I like what he did, no matter how embarrassing it was.Painful memories for many, including me, but I remember the Bayern players laughing when they scored the own goal to make it 1-1.
They knew they were going to destroy us that season. 1 leg, 2 leg, COVID, no COVID
We hit the rock bottom and when you do that you can only go up. After that game, on a general scale, we only improved as seasons passed. New board came and the club was unrecognizable when all the legends were leaving one by one. Now things are shaping up beautifully again with some new guys.
What would happen if Bayern knocked us out with a simple 1-0? "Oh, we were unlucky. Oh, that's one of the best Bayern teams ever blah blah" Bunch of excuses that would amount to nothing.
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