Julian Nagelsmann

[FinBarcelonafan]

Yep.

So all the BuLi teams do this to each other. Bayern obviously being the by far biggest catches the most heat, but if the argument is letting German talent go abroad instead of Bayern or Dortmund just for the sake of it then it's a poor argument.

The likes of Leipzig and Dortmund not wanting to use more money to compete for titles and push Bayern is the reason they're still easily ruling that league. As long as these two clubs are content poaching talent from various academies around Europe to develop and sell them for high fees instead of using more money and offering higher salaries for better and more experienced players to push for a title, nothing will happen and they can only blame themselves there.

Atletico despite choking are at least *trying* to get better so they can serious compete for and possibly win major titles.

Leipzig and BVB are not.

True, Atletico seems to try and is not willing to sell their competitors unless they have to because the clause. That's good for the league.

 

[Birdy]

Rumours about him trying to poach Koeman's assistant Schreuder to Bayern.

Club should take a strong stance here.
Bayern should not be allowed to poach anyone from our coaching stuff.

Schreuder in particular is responsible for the tactical setup of this team. Koeman without Schreuder will be like Rijkaard without Ten Cate.

Laporta should end these games

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Expected more from him in dfb final against dortmund

 

[1993Kaan1993]

Expected more from him in dfb final against dortmund

Leipzig squad is too weak in terms of individual quality. They really need 2-3 top signings to fight for Bundesliga title, with also Laimer and Szoboszlai's returns.

it was said that they are interested in Lacroix, along with Daka/Silva. if they can manage to sign them, they can be interesting team.

 

[1993Kaan1993]

I guess Leipzig got a bit too close for comfort this season, time for Bayern to do their thing, weaken their closest challenger.

Baseless argument. EPL teams will always weaken Dortmund and Leipzig until Leipzig reach certain level of financial power.

 

[1993Kaan1993]

Yep.

So all the BuLi teams do this to each other. Bayern obviously being the by far biggest catches the most heat, but if the argument is letting German talent go abroad instead of Bayern or Dortmund just for the sake of it then it's a poor argument.

The likes of Leipzig and Dortmund not wanting to use more money to compete for titles and push Bayern is the reason they're still easily ruling that league. As long as these two clubs are content poaching talent from various academies around Europe to develop and sell them for high fees instead of using more money and offering higher salaries for better and more experienced players to push for a title, nothing will happen and they can only blame themselves there.

Atletico despite choking are at least *trying* to get better so they can serious compete for and possibly win major titles.

Leipzig and BVB are not.

Don't mix Leipzig with Dortmund. Dortmund never wanted to compete for Bundesliga title. They are happy as long as they get a CL spot.

on the other hand, Leipzig is really ambitious club, but, they are not strong enough financially yet. Believe me, if they had Dortmund's revenue, they would fight for CL title.

Leipzig aims the top of world football, however, they want to do it slowly slowly. They are renovating their stadium, growing financially slowly slowly. it will take them some years to reach certain level of financial power, which will help them to keep their stars and can pay high wages.

 

[Birdy]

Apparently, the 'bayern bosses' a.k.a. serious losers in life, are now pleading Nagelsmann to come back and coach them

It must be the biggest L in the history of football a board has ever taken!!

Honestly, If I were Nagelsmann, I would only accept if they satisfy the following condition:
They come out publicly and say during the hiring press conference "it was our fault, we were stupid to fire him"

PS: Oh, and btw, this is yet another lesson for the idiots in here who take any dismissal of a coach as some kind of 'proof' that he failed