super mario

Can we just end this league right now and save everyone the time?

that's technically not possible. also i'm pretty sur***ern still want to set some new records this season like becoming champions at the earliest time within a season, winning the league by the greatest margin and stuff like that...
and the way dortmund, leverkusen and schalke are playing that's all very likely to happen...

atm it's looking very grim for bundesliga due to the utter dominance of bayern. guess that's one of the downsides of having strict financial rules. there's no sheik to invest a couple of billions into a random club to make them title contenders and challeng***ern...
what it comes down to is if for next season dortmund can find a decent replacement for lewa, keep the rest of their starters, avoid the incredible injury problems of this season and start a good run to keep some pressure on bayern who will obviously be favourites to win the league in the years to come...

Nothing but net

The title race is just one of the things that make a league exciting... even if it's decided who this season's winner will be, the battle for a european ticket and the fight gainst relegation are pretty exciting and far from over.

It's the same thing I've said over the last years to the people who say La Liga isn't interesting because the title quickly becomes a 2-horse race, and is sometimes decided months before the season ends because either Madrid or Barça manage to get a big lead.... the other 18-team league is often very interesting.

Ah yeah, I was just being dramatic anyways. It's hard for me to get into/watch the lower tier teams here in the states.

We should ask the other teams to become better instead.
It's not Bayern's problem, when clubs like Dortmund and Leverkusen are performing like quitters

Mandzukic's assist was awesome.

Ofc it is not bayern's fault/problem but they also just could stop buying all
good players from the other clubs. They have even better players for the b team
than the other clubs

Every professional team tries to buy the best players.
It's not about Bundesliga only, since you want to shine in international tournaments as well.
Central issue here are sheik teams and clubs, which are constantly living beyond their means, upsetting the whole balance massively. They are the ones who should be blamed.
Bayern is the only team in the universe, that is capable to finance from own resources and they are doing well in such a kinky business.

As long as there's no financial fairplay, there's just one thing: law of the jungle