well, we will see how that will turn out if the results continue to be shit

good thing uli has made a clear statement though

well from what ive seen is that bayern dominated all games up to the augsburg match.they actually dominated augsburg aswell but didnt score early enough.after kovac subbed the diva robben,the trouble actually started

well, we dominate without actually doing too much, no matter the line up
the subs in the augsburg game were terrible from kovac, when they scored we had no striker on the pitch to do anything at 1:1

thats right about the striker.
well if u take a look at spain,italy or even championsleage napoli-liverpool or even wc or ec,you can see that the big teams have troubles in general and thats because football gets tactically better and if you have divas in team it gets mich harder.ofc kovac did some mistakes,would have surprised me if he didnt do them but i still believe that he isnt the problem atm

one year ago BVB was 5 points ahead after 7 games...

the media was all over bayern and dortmund were almost champions

then jupp happened

i hope we can do the same this year



well, its not only bayern who failed to get some good transfers in the summer
real especially, let ronaldo leave without a big transfer? big mistake

and barca seems to be trash in defence, pique fucking up every game
he is barcas boateng so to speak

all jokes aside though, if you look at the whole picture real shouldnt be a comparison as they come from 3 cl wins in a row

barca spends big and failed to reach their objectives, while bayern certainly has not come closer to the title in 3 seasons now

and one year ago i said the same thing i'm going to say now: bayern will still win the league with ease, i'm sure of it. and again i hope that i'm wrong, but i'm taking bets...

that being said, i don't rate kovac as their coach at all... he fit with a team like frankfurt and did an awesome job there, not trying to say he's utter shite or anything, but it looks like he's not ready yet for a team of bayerns calibre...

ye but in the end its all about the mentality imo.if they players would respect the coach then they wouldnt be in the situation they are atm

This post was edited by kroko89 on Oct 8 2018 01:37pm

probably, but you know the saying
the jar goes to the well until it breaks

we cant pile up one crisis after another and keep getting away with it

a part of me wants that to happen, last time we had a shit season with no possibility to sugarcoat it, the club made the necessary changes



i agree, imo the mentality in the team seems to be terrible

lets say fender is right and this is too much for kovac, even then the players have no right to do what they seem to do now
cant keep changing coaches until everyone is satisfied

btw, didi hamann was pretty interesting on sky, he spent 5 years with the club (so he knows what he is saying) and stated on sky that going to uli/rummenigge to cry about the coach is somewhat of a tradition
shocking

This post was edited by ampoo on Oct 8 2018 01:51pm

Kovac is pretty much a Croatian David Moyes - some managers are not suited to be leading the biggest clubs.