The bundlesliga is really underrated with exciting attacking football and some of the best talents in Europe, but with the likes of RBL and Bayern showing dominance it really takes away from the excitement. Especially this year with Schalke, Wolfsburg, ect. playing poor. Dortmund's form in the last weeks has also been quite underwhelming.
I'm actually starting to watch more Bundlesliga due to RBL, I actually like the way they have promoted and are trying to challenge for the league even if German fans don't like it.
MrAceekidd why would you like rbl they're a club that took a small team completely destroyed their history and pumped money into the club and people moan about city
Matt FC ik how you feel although I just switch to a spanish channel if they're broadcasting a game. I hope I don't miss the RBL game that's a must watch.
FootyBoots14 Bayern doesn't tank teams 3-0 anymore.... with the exception of Wolfsburg, of course. Bundesliga this season has actually being very surprising and entertaining
And why does money matter? Germany have the lowest ticket prices, a season ticket with Bayern Munich costs about 100 euros. Bayern also pay very little in transfer fees, especially compared to the PL, Vidal was rumoured to go to United for >50mill but joined Bayern for around 25mill, German players join Bayern at little expense. Say what you will about the Bundesliga being boring but Bayern are one of the best teams in world football, have great transparency financially and are a great example of money not being that important. Instead of seeing this as a weakness to Bayern, we should be applauding them. They put their fans first and Germans proudly support Bayern in the Champions League. In England we see clubs charging three times the price for the same player, extortionate ticket and Sky Sports prices, no success in Europe and our openness to investment means smaller clubs are more at risk of bankruptcy and liquidation. I know what I prefer.
Eoin Melby Your claim that it being a great example of money not being important would be correct if it weren’t for the fact that they are superbly rich compared to other teams in their own league. Besides they’re fifth in the Deloitte Money League, hardly poor.
So Bayern gets less broadcasting money than Spurs and Everton and despite this, English teams fail miserably in Europe. With the funds EPL teams get and waste, clubs like Malaga or Gladbach would do miracles.
Surely part of the problem is that the EPL have just done a better job at promoting itself overseas. Related to that factor doesn't the EPL feature more players from USA, Asia, and South America?
Bayern are a very well run club (classic Germans) and will continue to be a dominant force in world football. Regardless of their finances relative to foreign teams, they will continue to financially dominate their domestic league and so they will keep buying the Bundesliga's best players. Bayern is basically the German team with a few quality imports and Germany are a football powerhouse...so Bayern don't really need to worry about their foreign clubs too much, just keep dominating domestically.
problem in bundesliga is the lack of popularity of the teams below 10th position among overseas audience despite those teams beings significantly better than premier league sides under 10th position.but with the quality of football in bundesliga n hopefully increasing broadcasting revenues it will prosper in 10 years time into the 3rd most popular league after EPL n laliga bcz it will simply be impossible to overtake laliga in popularity till real n Barca dominate the football landscape worldwide.
Great video as usual. Thanks for your hard work. What is discussed here is also directly influencing Bayerns transfer politics in my opinion, that are often called questionable and is certainly one of the reasons why they are domestically dominant. Due to the massive income gap between german sides and for instance the premier league, german players are generally much cheaper than comparable foreign players, on top of that comes that they know the league and language and don't have to adapt too much to their new enviroment. And generally speaking buying a player is always weakening an opposition since you want to get better yourself and look to other strong sides. Bayern does that, Dortmund does that in regards to Gladbach, Leverkusen does that in regards to Nuremberg and Cologne. Freiburg is basically an academy for the rest of the Bundesliga. Furthermore, german teams have to be profitable within certain rules or they will not get a license to compete the next season, so a massive spending spree sees you relegated to the 4th division regardless if you perform. So creating debts that certain foregin clubs have is not possible in Germany. So you can't just spend and hope to make it back with results over a couple of years. Good business sense would basically always tell you to get a Bundeliga player if you have two comparable ones to choose from. While I don't disagree that Bayern has certainly bought some players that only had a small chance to be a success and buying them to deny others from getting them could have been a reason behind such transfers (Schlaudraff for instance), you can't really say it about people like Lewandowski who have been a massive boon for the team. Götze didn't work out but neither did he when he went back, Hummels pretty much did ok and was a starter most of the time. Time will tell if Süle and Rudy will belong to the first or second category. Hoeneß despite his private failings is also miles ahead as a manager than his competition. You don't have to like the man, but certainly can't deny his incredible skill as a manager. Before he started, 1860 Munich was the bigger club in Munich and we saw how that turned out. Munich is obviously a great place to start but Hamburg, Berlin and Cologne don't really fall behind either and failed to recognize when the times were changing. This created a massive advantage that will probably never get closed barring some rule changes.
What needs to happen is Germany negotiate a more equitable collective TV deal like the Premier League does. This well increase competition within the League and perhaps boost overall international viewing. But England has unique advantages in global TV deal due to the popularity of English language and football camaraderie culture which is deeply associated with the EPL's global image. Spain and Germany just can't match that.
Would you guys be able to do a video about the evolution of UCL and Europa League (i mean from the time they started as European Cup and Cup Winners cup) and how it reached its current format and maybe look a bit into the future as well about the new rules set to start from 2018 season. :D
Not sadly. They deserve the Hate and they will never be accepted. They are the ones who destroy German Football, not the Lack of TV Money or Bayern buying players from Dortmund. They take away a Starting Grid from a Team Like Nürnberg who have been there from the Beginning of the League and why ? Just because they have Money. Thats not what Football is supposed to be
Quite honestly, I think all the whiny traditionalists like you need to grow the fuck up and think about whats actually best for german football before spouting nonsense like "they destroy german football". RB Leipzig, if successful in the long run, is gonna drastically improve the leagues overall quality, watchability, revenue, the list goes on and on. Just because they dont do as the tradition is, doesnt mean they are doing anything wrong. As for the RB sponsorship and the deal with the name: who gives a shit, football is business to begin with. Get over yourselves and think of the future of the Bundesliga and german football as a whole. And Nürnberg definitely dont deserve to be playing in the first league, theyve been bad for a very long time now, they dont "deserve" anything more than they have at the moment, which is a mediocre team. If they want a spot in the first league, get bought out and run a proper business, or struggle with a traditionalist mindset for years on end until MAYBE you make it back to greatness, which would require ungodly good management with the current team.
Feminism is cancer Bayern is limited with big money because of the 50+1 rule, meaning 50+1% of the club has to be owned by fans through stocks. There's no big company behind pumping in money, even though Leverkusen is owned by pharmaceutical giant Bayer and Wolfsburg by Volkswagen they can't just spend all their money in the club. Only club to bypass this rule is RB Leipzig
Limited how? they buy top players. they win bundesliga every year. they win champions league and compete for it. they don't need extra income. it's not as if they don't compete. Though it seems you have some Asperger's, since you don't know how to communicate with people, ,nor comprehend different points.
I wonder if the Bundesliga could be similar to the Eredivisie in a few years because of this. Since the league has less money, they can't buy better players, so they focus more on developing youth who end up leaving to clubs with more money, such as clubs in Spain and England.
I feel one thing that may also hold Bayern back somewhat is the fact that they are German - the language is less common globally, so marketing takes a hit and the league they are in has less history overall, being a younger league. Perhaps with the rise of Leipzig and the sustained challenge of Dortmund, the league can at least be as competitive as Spain. I also wonder if Juventus' dominance has caused a similar issue, although Italian football has higher appeal due to its more diverse and illustrious history, as well as the longevity of players at the top level - I cant think of many di Natale/Totti like players in the Bundesliga.
Sometimes it depends on tv owner. Indonesia's government nasional tv was broadcasting bundesliga in 1980-90 era but after private tv enterprises start to broadcast italy and england league the situation change. But I can see BuLi fans are not majority but theyvare growing.
#umaxitgiveaway3 I support Palestino (Chile). Most people support the team because of family tradition but in my case it was different. My father got to know Rodrigo Riquelme, who was at that time the team`s captain and my dad took me to watch a Palestino game. They were really low in the table so I didn't ha e high expectations, but the game was thrilling and Rodrigo got us to get in the changing rooms and I got to meet the team. Later on he gave me his jersey, signed by the whole team. I began to get excited about football and started going to the games each Sunday and the thrill evolovled into passion.
There was a time in America where "Soccer Made in Germany" was the only way for people in the US to even watch the sport.....They had a monopoly on the TV market in America.
Bundesliga should do like F1 authorities to restrict a team to win a champion too many times. If bundesliga can do that, many rules will be setted to assist other teams in the same time to stop Bayern's dominance
Even though Bayern is my favourite team, I understand about the glass ceiling. I would still want to watch the Bundesliga if it was shown but I can't. I do also understand that Bayern's dominance "doesn't appeal" to overseas people. I also don't really like how Bayern steals other German clubs best players such as Gotze, Hummels, Lewandowski, Sule and a few others - this is not only hurting themselves (making it less competitive although they get better players) but also weakens other teams. I mean, surely they could go for other world class players from other leagues. Also even though they lose in the league, I'm not actually disappointed in them (slightly happy actually - shows that they are defeatable and keeps their ego in check) because I know they probably will still win the league. They are still my favourite club though but I understand both sides of the story (less about buying the players)
Lucas if Bayern don't buy, English teams will do! So basically it too weakens the league. if Bayern pays astronomical amounts to buy players from other leagues, it will also weaken d league due the money gap. Also any German player prefers Bayern first, else then outside Bundesliga
Could you do something about how reading succceded in 2006/07 then failed in the next season but it didn't happen in to Southampton, always been curious about that.
Ironically, Bayern is a long term advocate for abolishing the 50+1 rule which restrains the competitiveness of the Bundesliga as a whole. While the majority of the clubs in the league are fervently preserving the rule. BVB even has a fundamental strategy of “being No2 of Germany and wait Bayern to make mistakes”. Abolishing the rule could threaten the dominance of Bayern but most clubs don’t want to.
the problem with the german league from my point of view, is not its standing in europe, but rather the lack of parody in the league. it is just not much of a competition. the same problem plagues the spanish league. the great appeal of the premiership in my eyes is the amount of teams that every year are realisticly expected to compete for the title, and even more so when one has a team like the foxes to shock the world, even if it is only once every million years.
Funny you should comment that, we have a Champions League video on Celtic out tomorrow. Am interested to hear what people's opinions are in the comments of that video re: can they win it? - Danny
uMAXit Football seriously, I would say that under current conditions no... Only a fools chance. For celtic given the budget, income and league coefficient it would be extremely difficult. Also the league is in a downward spiral as even if celtic qualify for the group stages each year three of Scotlands teams will not acting against Scottish football. Unless there is investment in the league celtic will continue to dominant for the foreseeable future making it boring for other people similar to bayern Munich
Cathal Gallagher it's not really the exact same problem as Bayern actually compete in Europe but I think a problem for Celtic is nobody wants to go to the Scottish league so amazing players don't join and then you can't compete in europe
They should stop buying the best players of the other german teams, Buy outside Bundesliga so other german teams can improve and challenge them and they would see the benefit in long term.
Mo Azade they have 4-5 players from other bundesliga teams in their squad boating they bought from city. Hummels was one of their players and Dortmund bought him then they bought him back. Alaba is from their youth system lahm was from their youth system xabi alonso is from Real Madrid Vidal was from juventus Rena to sanches was from benfica James Rodrigues is from Real Madrid tolliso is from Lyon Ribery came from a French club robbed was with Real Madrid before. Yet neuer, lewandowski, sule, Rudy are the only ones from other bundesliga teams
also the fact that their season tickets are around 600£.. and teams like arsenal robbing their fans for season tickets upwards of 1,000£. the prem is far is a cestpool of greed. but Bayern do shoot themselves in the foot, when they go out and buy Dortmund's best players, they are the only true competition in the league.
But Juventus have a very high broadcasting income according to this video despite dominating Seria A? Are the domestic rights that lucrative in Italy or is Serie A more popular overseas than Bundesliga due to tradition?
Bayern Munich has been one of the clubs pushing for the creation of an European Super league precisely because the revenue of the EPL has been massive. I think Rumenigge made the point that the average player in Stoke could actually earn more than the average player in Bayern. Of course most players if given a chance wouldn't go for Stoke over Bayern but Bayen still feel threatened. I actually like the Bundesliga, I honestly believe that it's the best league in the world in terms of structure. Most clubs are owned by the fans except for traditional workteams and the disgrace known as RB Leipzig. Stadiums are usually near capacity with standing terraces that makes for an excellent atmosphere. Nevertheless Bayern can be dicks sometimes. They admit that they can buy players from anywhere but they deliberately buy players from their nearest competitors in the Bundesliga in order to weaken them. What you're saying is true, however, it can be an issue of perception, or perhaps even marketing. The EPL is pushed hard in America while the bundesliga isn't. With that said, the fact that the EPL is getting more and more of a push financially brings into question just how fans are treated. I wouldn't want the culture in England, or worse, in America to transfer to Germany, where fans are seen as actual people and very much part of the club as opposed to just a cash cow to be milked for every penny be it by expensive ticket prices or TV subscriptions. I think the MLS has ridiculously high ticket sales, plus the MLS pass is expensive as well, specially for the quality of football being offered.
I think Bayern also buy players from their competitors because players like Neuer from Schalke or Hummels and Lewandowski from BvB were top of their class when Bayern were looking. Why buy /any/ player when you can buy a fantastic one from the same league who is already integrated into the country and the league? With Bayern and with a lot of German clubs, they keep a lot of German players. Sure they've seen lots of players from Brazil or the Netherlands as well, but a good number of players for Bayern have also been German or brought up in one of the Bundesliga's youth systems, if not Bayern's own. There is an aspect of Bayern that likes to keep the club not just from being the best, but also being the best with a lot of German talent. And if that talent comes from other BL teams and those players want to play for Bayern, they'll definitely pay for that. That said, Bayern doesn't sweep their competitors of players and do often look to other clubs/countries, but if a great signing means taking the best players so he can play for the best team, who wouldn't?
If you watch Frankfurt or Gladbach this season, not to mention i think you will see they teams play good attacking football. It is purely the money.laliga teams are going through the same thing.
Easiest way to smash the glass ceiling: get rid of the 50+1 rule, and let German clubs be businesses. Watch as the league as a whole becomes better run and more profitable. Like it or not, football is a business, and the Bundesliga is getting left behind.
by the way those defending the bundesliga , spouting on about this year is competitive because of Leipzig... we are now in march , 2 months to go and Bayern are effectively bundesliga champions for the 5th year in a row. they don't even have to play the remaining 15 games the league is over.
I know clubs like RB Leipzig and Hoffenheim are hated in Germany. But the truth is that more clubs like these are needed in the Bundesliga to ensure that Bayern continually receives competetion. The 50+1 rule is total bullshit. If you want to compete with Europe's big boys then you gotta let go of old customs and traditions.
Joke of a league. Whenever a player of their rivals does well, they're bought out by Bayern. Ironic because its when they have real competition that they're able to truly advance in the champions league. Since playing dortmund in that final, they've taken all of their relevant players in defence, midfield and attack. Goetze did go back, but only through not making the grade. If dortmund could compete and bayern were forced to buy from abroad, the league would become more attractive to fans outside of germany.
Roz Sa Dortmund's best players were not taken by Bayern last season look at their team sheet!! The only one who is from Bvb is Hummels and it's Götze not Goetze
Swan W. I'm quarter German, ditwit. The german 'umlaut' in the case of 'ö' translates to oe in english writing. So if I didn't have a german keyboard, ö would be written as oe. Spare giving grammar / language lessons when you're not educated in it. My comment was a general one, regarding Bayern's policy since playing BVB in the final of the champions league. since then, they've taken lewandowski, goetze and Hummels.
I don't think Bayern would care too much if their domestic dominance makes the bundesliga attract less interest overseas. I think they'd take less money if it means they can comfortably win the league endlessly. I have little doubt that die röten find it distasteful when peasants such as Dortmund, Wolfsburg, werder Bremen and Stüttgart dare to deny the bavarian giant's their birthright (I'm not a Bayern fan, just being sarcastic)
bist in der HJ (hoeneßJugend) dicke propaganda abbekommen oder? wasn des sonst? seit 30 jahren schwächt ihr die direkten konkurrenten und ihr feiert euch dafür... verbrecher als präsident. verbrecher im vorstand. Hurensöhne und Juden Verein
its not always that other clubs want to sell their elite players to bayern as much as it is the players want to win glory by playing for bayern but this comment makes sense if bayern brought more foreign players and allowed world class players such as hummels and lewandowski to stay in rivals hand the league could be much more entertaining but ofcourse this makes it tough for bayern to win league and also make the national team have less chemistry as the majority of germanys starting 11 are in bayern
I dislike Bayern Munich to the Nth degree, the bundesliga is literally filled with feeder clubs for Bayern. don't expect to find too many people loyal to their team in the bundesliga, the goal is to go to Bayern. The greatest season in the Bundesliga was when Wolfsburg won the league, they had Grafite and Edin Dzeko score a boatload of goals! I love the premier league because there are so many teams with so many quality players. Even La Liga has advanced, especially with Atletico Madrid able to provide so much difficulty for RM and Barca... and spanish players usually are a lot more loyal, especially the basque players.
Even though they sign a lucrative tv deals they will always be 10 years behind the epl and thats a fact, same goes for all the other top 5 leagues.......
EverywhereDologenesis yes they have enjoyed success than the epl clubs but when aston villa earned more than them in the domestic broadcast its impossible to compete financially with the epl clubs and money is what helps a club run. When a team who got relegated earned more than a team who won the league, amagine what a dip in form would cost!!!!
such a shame because even though I'm English, I'd much rather watch the bundesliga than the epl. Lower English leagues are more entertaining because the stadiums aren't silent but every epl stadium is just full of tourists and glory hunters
Bayern play in one of the most one-sided leagues in the world and there's no real competition for them - both in terms of money and squad strength. And add to that, they steal players from their closest rivals almost every season. No wonder the Bundesliga isn't as popular because no matter what Bayern will almost always win the league.
stupid video. bayern always compete to win. if bayern play in EPL they will win it every year. EPL is weak that's why it's competive. the best is bundesliga and la Liga.
Maujakakana Rutjani Bayern has it easy cos everybody in their league is super poor compared to them. EPL pays their lower club better. Same goes for La Liga too where Barcelona and Real Madrid gets more than 50% of the TV money until recently.
Talk about Juventus?Their squad is to old.They will not win the league next season, it will be either Roma or AC Milan.(Yes Roma lost Salah but they can just buy someone even better)
coalikesdesi They are not really greedy. I mean, the way the Bundesliga works is half of a team +1 percent more has to be owned by fans investing on stocks. No big companies pumping money into it. That is, except for RB Leipzig who managed to by pass it and continue with their shady red bull money collecting. This channel made a video about it, watch it it's great
coalikesdesi Well then. They are greedy. After helping Dortmund out of bankruptcy and this year they may help another team, but they are greedy. I don't think any team in the Bundesliga, except Leipzig, is really greedy as Real or City or United are
But without bayern bundesliga would be like turkish leauge or russian leauge.or leauge 1. It wouldn't had the recognition it has now. Bayern makes bundesliga relevant
I hope to one day live in a world where the Bundesligas recently promoted team, spends 100 FUCKING MILLION IN ONE TRANSFER WINDOW, while the previous seasons third place spends absolutely nothing becuase their squad is pretty good. Oh and to add on to that, i hope the Bundesliga has a team other than Bayern, that spends millions upon millions to try and win the league only to get eliminated by a financially inferior team in the round of 16 in the UCL. On second thought, i wouldnt want that. Sure, if a recently promoted team is spending OVER 100 MILLION FUCKING EUROS, and a team can spend 200 million and get eliminated from the UCL R.16 like its not a big deal becuase its pocket change... , sure, that may mean the rest of the teams in league will have the money to buy..., i mean "poach" players from weaker leagues, sure that may mean a bunch of qood players in the same league, but at the end of the day, just because your league buys a lot top players from other leagues, that doesnt mean the quality of the football is going to be fun or exicting most of the time. As a matter of fact, teams outside of the top 6 in the Premier League are fucking useless despite all the money they use up. LMAO
Why would I waste my time watching Bayern in the Bundesliga when I know they are going to win the league? Lose 2 titles and maybe it'll become interesting.
Why you dont mention the real reason they always first here? They have long term contracts with 3 companys that bought shares of the club aswell. They get 120 mio. per year from allianz audi and adidas. Yeah and they are a plastic club...
N3WR3N41554NC3 i think you american so i'm not even mad. please inform before writing. i didnt say that they break the 50+1 rule. they for it,so no club can get more financial power then bayern. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Bayern_M%C3%BCnchen_AG scroll down and see the shareholders, idiot. have a nice weekend kid :)
Armumfang: 22 Zoll They have those long term contracts because they have been highly successful in the past. Not the other way round. God, you are thick.
Armumfang: 22 Zoll I never said that you said they broke the rule. What I was trying to say is that those contracts with Allianz and Audi aren't the biggest part of them and so they do benefit from those contracts but by law they have to get more through their fans than their sponsorships. And relax, I'm not American, you are an idiot and even if I am wrong maybe you could show some respect and correct me in a good manner. I would be willing to accept my correction but I see, you have your head too high up your rear end
Tell me, how many of those clubs above Bayern in the Deloitte Money League have zero debt? Exactly.
The bundlesliga is really underrated with exciting attacking football and some of the best talents in Europe, but with the likes of RBL and Bayern showing dominance it really takes away from the excitement. Especially this year with Schalke, Wolfsburg, ect. playing poor. Dortmund's form in the last weeks has also been quite underwhelming.
Someone with some sense. Finally.
But nobody wants RBL to succeed. they destroy the Bundesliga and the Sport Football.
Brendan Sinclair but that does make it competitive seeing some of the clubs that are good fall a little bit
I'm actually starting to watch more Bundlesliga due to RBL, I actually like the way they have promoted and are trying to challenge for the league even if German fans don't like it.
MrAceekidd why would you like rbl they're a club that took a small team completely destroyed their history and pumped money into the club and people moan about city
So annoying when I can't watch Bayern in America. But I can watch hull play west brom 🙃
I mean West Brom are title contenders this season so that must be a plus
Matt FC ik how you feel although I just switch to a spanish channel if they're broadcasting a game. I hope I don't miss the RBL game that's a must watch.
I'm a West Brom fan so I'm obviously biased but that a much more suiting game than Bayern tanking teams 3-0 every week
FootyBoots14 Bayern doesn't tank teams 3-0 anymore.... with the exception of Wolfsburg, of course. Bundesliga this season has actually being very surprising and entertaining
You can watch Bundesliga games on FOx Sports ..
And why does money matter? Germany have the lowest ticket prices, a season ticket with Bayern Munich costs about 100 euros. Bayern also pay very little in transfer fees, especially compared to the PL, Vidal was rumoured to go to United for >50mill but joined Bayern for around 25mill, German players join Bayern at little expense. Say what you will about the Bundesliga being boring but Bayern are one of the best teams in world football, have great transparency financially and are a great example of money not being that important.
Instead of seeing this as a weakness to Bayern, we should be applauding them. They put their fans first and Germans proudly support Bayern in the Champions League. In England we see clubs charging three times the price for the same player, extortionate ticket and Sky Sports prices, no success in Europe and our openness to investment means smaller clubs are more at risk of bankruptcy and liquidation.
I know what I prefer.
Eoin Melby Your claim that it being a great example of money not being important would be correct if it weren’t for the fact that they are superbly rich compared to other teams in their own league.
Besides they’re fifth in the Deloitte Money League, hardly poor.
Hoeneß, ich wusste gar nicht, dass du so gut Englisch kannst?
In short Bayern's problem is that they are too good.
Wenn man liest was fürn Müll du schreibst fragt man sich wer hier das Propaganda-Opfer ist.
mad bro
lern erstmal deutsch mein freund. scheinst dich nicht auszukennen. hier schwarz auf weiß de.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Bayern_M%C3%BCnchen_AG
Armumfang: 22 Zoll Sagt der richtige.
aktie.bvb.de/BVB-Aktie/Aktionaersstruktur
nope. the problem is capitalism, like a lot of football's problems
Top channel, criminally underrated and overlooked. The Garincha of original football content on youtube.
"The Garrincha". That is a very good analogy.
Very underrated channel
So Bayern gets less broadcasting money than Spurs and Everton and despite this, English teams fail miserably in Europe. With the funds EPL teams get and waste, clubs like Malaga or Gladbach would do miracles.
Surely part of the problem is that the EPL have just done a better job at promoting itself overseas. Related to that factor doesn't the EPL feature more players from USA, Asia, and South America?
Bayern are a very well run club (classic Germans) and will continue to be a dominant force in world football. Regardless of their finances relative to foreign teams, they will continue to financially dominate their domestic league and so they will keep buying the Bundesliga's best players. Bayern is basically the German team with a few quality imports and Germany are a football powerhouse...so Bayern don't really need to worry about their foreign clubs too much, just keep dominating domestically.
Excellent video.
Thank you!
I think you should also make the videos in other languages. It may help in expanding your viewers globally. But indeed an excellent channel.
nivruth nitin G what languages do you reckon?
Maybe Spanish or Portuguese. That is my opinion.
nivruth nitin G not a bad idea spanish will be view more
Please make a video on Barcelona's relative dominance of European football since the days of Ronaldinho and the work off the field as well.
What up pac
problem in bundesliga is the lack of popularity of the teams below 10th position among overseas audience despite those teams beings significantly better than premier league sides under 10th position.but with the quality of football in bundesliga n hopefully increasing broadcasting revenues it will prosper in 10 years time into the 3rd most popular league after EPL n laliga bcz it will simply be impossible to overtake laliga in popularity till real n Barca dominate the football landscape worldwide.
Akhyansu Pattnaik I'm still sad neuer left is for Bayern we created the best keeper in the world and he left 😢😢😢
Loving yout videos like this keep it up :)
Love these videos. Great work!!
one of the best channels on youtube.. amazing..
Very kind mate, thank you! - Danny
When one team is so strong and others are weak, TV deal is going to be less
great channel , subscribed
Appreciate it man!
Great Stuff again Guys
Appreciate it Calum
Do a history of the racing club de lens please!
why
interestibg history with a rise and fall
A video about Milan would be very cool guys, lots of history and prestige. Same goes for Serie A in general
Fantastic video , Unbelievable how low the numbers of subscribers are :(
Great video as usual. Thanks for your hard work.
What is discussed here is also directly influencing Bayerns transfer politics in my opinion, that are often called questionable and is certainly one of the reasons why they are domestically dominant.
Due to the massive income gap between german sides and for instance the premier league, german players are generally much cheaper than comparable foreign players, on top of that comes that they know the league and language and don't have to adapt too much to their new enviroment. And generally speaking buying a player is always weakening an opposition since you want to get better yourself and look to other strong sides. Bayern does that, Dortmund does that in regards to Gladbach, Leverkusen does that in regards to Nuremberg and Cologne. Freiburg is basically an academy for the rest of the Bundesliga.
Furthermore, german teams have to be profitable within certain rules or they will not get a license to compete the next season, so a massive spending spree sees you relegated to the 4th division regardless if you perform. So creating debts that certain foregin clubs have is not possible in Germany. So you can't just spend and hope to make it back with results over a couple of years. Good business sense would basically always tell you to get a Bundeliga player if you have two comparable ones to choose from.
While I don't disagree that Bayern has certainly bought some players that only had a small chance to be a success and buying them to deny others from getting them could have been a reason behind such transfers (Schlaudraff for instance), you can't really say it about people like Lewandowski who have been a massive boon for the team. Götze didn't work out but neither did he when he went back, Hummels pretty much did ok and was a starter most of the time. Time will tell if Süle and Rudy will belong to the first or second category.
Hoeneß despite his private failings is also miles ahead as a manager than his competition. You don't have to like the man, but certainly can't deny his incredible skill as a manager. Before he started, 1860 Munich was the bigger club in Munich and we saw how that turned out. Munich is obviously a great place to start but Hamburg, Berlin and Cologne don't really fall behind either and failed to recognize when the times were changing. This created a massive advantage that will probably never get closed barring some rule changes.
Thanks for your comment, you make a great point! - Danny
But Bundesliga had always many players from Asia, even more than other leagues. That alone should have resulted in better overseas appeal.
But the Asian players that go there don't have a high profile before they arrived.
Anthony Ngu If an Asian player is transferred to European club in one of the Top 5 leagues, they will get big coverage from the Asian media and fans.
***** it makes it a lot easier to market them if the player already had a high profile before arriving instead of building from the ground up.
What needs to happen is Germany negotiate a more equitable collective TV deal like the Premier League does. This well increase competition within the League and perhaps boost overall international viewing. But England has unique advantages in global TV deal due to the popularity of English language and football camaraderie culture which is deeply associated with the EPL's global image. Spain and Germany just can't match that.
Would you guys be able to do a video about the evolution of UCL and Europa League (i mean from the time they started as European Cup and Cup Winners cup) and how it reached its current format and maybe look a bit into the future as well about the new rules set to start from 2018 season. :D
great video thanks for this!
Bundesliga can be the best league without Bayern's too much domination. The only way to compete with Bayern immediately is doing an RB Leipzig.
and then sadly everyone hates RB Liepzig
Not sadly. They deserve the Hate and they will never be accepted. They are the ones who destroy German Football, not the Lack of TV Money or Bayern buying players from Dortmund. They take away a Starting Grid from a Team Like Nürnberg who have been there from the Beginning of the League and why ? Just because they have Money. Thats not what Football is supposed to be
Quite honestly, I think all the whiny traditionalists like you need to grow the fuck up and think about whats actually best for german football before spouting nonsense like "they destroy german football". RB Leipzig, if successful in the long run, is gonna drastically improve the leagues overall quality, watchability, revenue, the list goes on and on.
Just because they dont do as the tradition is, doesnt mean they are doing anything wrong. As for the RB sponsorship and the deal with the name: who gives a shit, football is business to begin with. Get over yourselves and think of the future of the Bundesliga and german football as a whole.
And Nürnberg definitely dont deserve to be playing in the first league, theyve been bad for a very long time now, they dont "deserve" anything more than they have at the moment, which is a mediocre team. If they want a spot in the first league, get bought out and run a proper business, or struggle with a traditionalist mindset for years on end until MAYBE you make it back to greatness, which would require ungodly good management with the current team.
bigschuh1997 that's what happens when the sport becomes more popular, more money's generated
PSG ahead of Bayern in the Deloitte Money League is laughable.
no it's not...you're not just very bright.
It's only because of their very dubious commercial sponsors.
Feminism is cancer Bayern is limited with big money because of the 50+1 rule, meaning 50+1% of the club has to be owned by fans through stocks. There's no big company behind pumping in money, even though Leverkusen is owned by pharmaceutical giant Bayer and Wolfsburg by Volkswagen they can't just spend all their money in the club. Only club to bypass this rule is RB Leipzig
no it's not. if they get commercial revenue, that's good for them. I don't see why that is wrong. idiot.
Limited how? they buy top players. they win bundesliga every year. they win champions league and compete for it. they don't need extra income. it's not as if they don't compete. Though it seems you have some Asperger's, since you don't know how to communicate with people, ,nor comprehend different points.
I wonder if the Bundesliga could be similar to the Eredivisie in a few years because of this. Since the league has less money, they can't buy better players, so they focus more on developing youth who end up leaving to clubs with more money, such as clubs in Spain and England.
I feel one thing that may also hold Bayern back somewhat is the fact that they are German - the language is less common globally, so marketing takes a hit and the league they are in has less history overall, being a younger league. Perhaps with the rise of Leipzig and the sustained challenge of Dortmund, the league can at least be as competitive as Spain.
I also wonder if Juventus' dominance has caused a similar issue, although Italian football has higher appeal due to its more diverse and illustrious history, as well as the longevity of players at the top level - I cant think of many di Natale/Totti like players in the Bundesliga.
All teams outside Leipzig are own by fans, ticket prices low.......Teams have less money to spend than many other leagues have
smortg Well, I can think of players like Beckenbauer, Gerd Müller, Karl-Heinz Rumenigge, Heynckes, and more that were legends and many could recognize
Sometimes it depends on tv owner. Indonesia's government nasional tv was broadcasting bundesliga in 1980-90 era but after private tv enterprises start to broadcast italy and england league the situation change. But I can see BuLi fans are not majority but theyvare growing.
#umaxitgiveaway3 I support Palestino (Chile). Most people support the team because of family tradition but in my case it was different. My father got to know Rodrigo Riquelme, who was at that time the team`s captain and my dad took me to watch a Palestino game. They were really low in the table so I didn't ha e high expectations, but the game was thrilling and Rodrigo got us to get in the changing rooms and I got to meet the team. Later on he gave me his jersey, signed by the whole team. I began to get excited about football and started going to the games each Sunday and the thrill evolovled into passion.
So much great Info, My GCSE IR is half based on your info! Thx so much!
Haha love it!
There was a time in America where "Soccer Made in Germany" was the only way for people in the US to even watch the sport.....They had a monopoly on the TV market in America.
Well done again, Tifo!
Bundesliga should do like F1 authorities to restrict a team to win a champion too many times. If bundesliga can do that, many rules will be setted to assist other teams in the same time to stop Bayern's dominance
can you put barcelona finances
I agree Bayern, should stop buying players from other German clubs and focus outside Germany, also focus on marketable players
Even though Bayern is my favourite team, I understand about the glass ceiling. I would still want to watch the Bundesliga if it was shown but I can't. I do also understand that Bayern's dominance "doesn't appeal" to overseas people. I also don't really like how Bayern steals other German clubs best players such as Gotze, Hummels, Lewandowski, Sule and a few others - this is not only hurting themselves (making it less competitive although they get better players) but also weakens other teams. I mean, surely they could go for other world class players from other leagues. Also even though they lose in the league, I'm not actually disappointed in them (slightly happy actually - shows that they are defeatable and keeps their ego in check) because I know they probably will still win the league. They are still my favourite club though but I understand both sides of the story (less about buying the players)
Lucas if Bayern don't buy, English teams will do! So basically it too weakens the league. if Bayern pays astronomical amounts to buy players from other leagues, it will also weaken d league due the money gap. Also any German player prefers Bayern first, else then outside Bundesliga
I think Barcelona and Madrid need one of these videos now
Please do something about la Liga.
I wish they taught me in school things like you guys do. Then I would be a professor now
Could you do something about how reading succceded in 2006/07 then failed in the next season but it didn't happen in to Southampton, always been curious about that.
Ironically, Bayern is a long term advocate for abolishing the 50+1 rule which restrains the competitiveness of the Bundesliga as a whole. While the majority of the clubs in the league are fervently preserving the rule. BVB even has a fundamental strategy of “being No2 of Germany and wait Bayern to make mistakes”. Abolishing the rule could threaten the dominance of Bayern but most clubs don’t want to.
the problem with the german league from my point of view, is not its standing in europe, but rather the lack of parody in the league. it is just not much of a competition. the same problem plagues the spanish league. the great appeal of the premiership in my eyes is the amount of teams that every year are realisticly expected to compete for the title, and even more so when one has a team like the foxes to shock the world, even if it is only once every million years.
exact same problem that celtic have but with less money, dominating Scottish football but cant really compete in Europe consistently
Funny you should comment that, we have a Champions League video on Celtic out tomorrow. Am interested to hear what people's opinions are in the comments of that video re: can they win it? - Danny
uMAXit Football seriously, I would say that under current conditions no... Only a fools chance. For celtic given the budget, income and league coefficient it would be extremely difficult. Also the league is in a downward spiral as even if celtic qualify for the group stages each year three of Scotlands teams will not acting against Scottish football. Unless there is investment in the league celtic will continue to dominant for the foreseeable future making it boring for other people similar to bayern Munich
Cathal Gallagher it's not really the exact same problem as Bayern actually compete in Europe but I think a problem for Celtic is nobody wants to go to the Scottish league so amazing players don't join and then you can't compete in europe
They should stop buying the best players of the other german teams, Buy outside Bundesliga so other german teams can improve and challenge them and they would see the benefit in long term.
Mo Azade they have 4-5 players from other bundesliga teams in their squad boating they bought from city. Hummels was one of their players and Dortmund bought him then they bought him back. Alaba is from their youth system lahm was from their youth system xabi alonso is from Real Madrid Vidal was from juventus Rena to sanches was from benfica James Rodrigues is from Real Madrid tolliso is from Lyon Ribery came from a French club robbed was with Real Madrid before. Yet neuer, lewandowski, sule, Rudy are the only ones from other bundesliga teams
also the fact that their season tickets are around 600£.. and teams like arsenal robbing their fans for season tickets upwards of 1,000£. the prem is far is a cestpool of greed. but Bayern do shoot themselves in the foot, when they go out and buy Dortmund's best players, they are the only true competition in the league.
Its a shame about Bundesliga - Quality footballer and similar to Premier League in terms of tactics and play styles.
But Juventus have a very high broadcasting income according to this video despite dominating Seria A? Are the domestic rights that lucrative in Italy or is Serie A more popular overseas than Bundesliga due to tradition?
Its because teams such as Roma, Napoli, Lazio, Fiorentina etc actually have a chance to win something.Unlike in Santander or Bundesliga.
Weird bacteria is the most rich area of germany
I love your videos.
and we still win champions League
Bayern is also advocating for the creation of a european super league, which will help them keep up financially with the top dogs of England
But it wouldn't be a good idea because fans would have to travel across Europe weekly.
another nice one
Leipzig will topple them , financially capable.
Kevin Gilmour Leipzig are a fake club who had to get around the 50+1 rule and destroyed a lower league club to get where they are
Bayern Munich has been one of the clubs pushing for the creation of an European Super league precisely because the revenue of the EPL has been massive. I think Rumenigge made the point that the average player in Stoke could actually earn more than the average player in Bayern. Of course most players if given a chance wouldn't go for Stoke over Bayern but Bayen still feel threatened.
I actually like the Bundesliga, I honestly believe that it's the best league in the world in terms of structure. Most clubs are owned by the fans except for traditional workteams and the disgrace known as RB Leipzig. Stadiums are usually near capacity with standing terraces that makes for an excellent atmosphere. Nevertheless Bayern can be dicks sometimes. They admit that they can buy players from anywhere but they deliberately buy players from their nearest competitors in the Bundesliga in order to weaken them. What you're saying is true, however, it can be an issue of perception, or perhaps even marketing. The EPL is pushed hard in America while the bundesliga isn't.
With that said, the fact that the EPL is getting more and more of a push financially brings into question just how fans are treated. I wouldn't want the culture in England, or worse, in America to transfer to Germany, where fans are seen as actual people and very much part of the club as opposed to just a cash cow to be milked for every penny be it by expensive ticket prices or TV subscriptions.
I think the MLS has ridiculously high ticket sales, plus the MLS pass is expensive as well, specially for the quality of football being offered.
I think Bayern also buy players from their competitors because players like Neuer from Schalke or Hummels and Lewandowski from BvB were top of their class when Bayern were looking. Why buy /any/ player when you can buy a fantastic one from the same league who is already integrated into the country and the league? With Bayern and with a lot of German clubs, they keep a lot of German players. Sure they've seen lots of players from Brazil or the Netherlands as well, but a good number of players for Bayern have also been German or brought up in one of the Bundesliga's youth systems, if not Bayern's own. There is an aspect of Bayern that likes to keep the club not just from being the best, but also being the best with a lot of German talent. And if that talent comes from other BL teams and those players want to play for Bayern, they'll definitely pay for that. That said, Bayern doesn't sweep their competitors of players and do often look to other clubs/countries, but if a great signing means taking the best players so he can play for the best team, who wouldn't?
Dude wtf you predicted the future
If you watch Frankfurt or Gladbach this season, not to mention i think you will see they teams play good attacking football. It is purely the money.laliga teams are going through the same thing.
Easiest way to smash the glass ceiling: get rid of the 50+1 rule, and let German clubs be businesses. Watch as the league as a whole becomes better run and more profitable. Like it or not, football is a business, and the Bundesliga is getting left behind.
I give up, what IS the outro music?
by the way those defending the bundesliga , spouting on about this year is competitive because of Leipzig... we are now in march , 2 months to go and Bayern are effectively bundesliga champions for the 5th year in a row. they don't even have to play the remaining 15 games the league is over.
I know clubs like RB Leipzig and Hoffenheim are hated in Germany. But the truth is that more clubs like these are needed in the Bundesliga to ensure that Bayern continually receives competetion. The 50+1 rule is total bullshit. If you want to compete with Europe's big boys then you gotta let go of old customs and traditions.
I need tactics of xavi Hernandez team please
you should explain why england do so poorly despite the premier league bringing in so much money compared to other leagues.
MrHappyAdjustableSpanners that's easy to answer the clubs don't invest in youth
Bayern: suffering from success
The only solution is, to nerf the club. Like what Ferrari does to there car when it was overpowered
Pause at 1:47 and look at Pep's beard...
Joke of a league. Whenever a player of their rivals does well, they're bought out by Bayern. Ironic because its when they have real competition that they're able to truly advance in the champions league. Since playing dortmund in that final, they've taken all of their relevant players in defence, midfield and attack. Goetze did go back, but only through not making the grade. If dortmund could compete and bayern were forced to buy from abroad, the league would become more attractive to fans outside of germany.
Roz Sa Yeah
Roz Sa Dortmund's best players were not taken by Bayern last season look at their team sheet!! The only one who is from Bvb is Hummels and it's Götze not Goetze
Swan W. I'm quarter German, ditwit. The german 'umlaut' in the case of 'ö' translates to oe in english writing. So if I didn't have a german keyboard, ö would be written as oe. Spare giving grammar / language lessons when you're not educated in it. My comment was a general one, regarding Bayern's policy since playing BVB in the final of the champions league. since then, they've taken lewandowski, goetze and Hummels.
Here you go, rb leipzig, but you all hate it
But then bayern won't be able to buy players for extremely low money like 25 mil.
With this logic I imagine PSG's situation must be much worse
Trevor Hassell yes but they make up for it with their filthy Arab owners
Intéressant
...and still elite
What would you rather have ? Best league in the World or the National side being World Champions?
Bundesliga isnt boring at all
I don't think Bayern would care too much if their domestic dominance makes the bundesliga attract less interest overseas. I think they'd take less money if it means they can comfortably win the league endlessly. I have little doubt that die röten find it distasteful when peasants such as Dortmund, Wolfsburg, werder Bremen and Stüttgart dare to deny the bavarian giant's their birthright
(I'm not a Bayern fan, just being sarcastic)
I would watch stoke vs hull than Bayern vs any midtable club.
but a Salary cap on EUFA
perhaps they should not steal their rivals best players every season then........duh
Steal?
bist in der HJ (hoeneßJugend) dicke propaganda abbekommen oder? wasn des sonst? seit 30 jahren schwächt ihr die direkten konkurrenten und ihr feiert euch dafür... verbrecher als präsident. verbrecher im vorstand. Hurensöhne und Juden Verein
HJ (Hitlerjugend) passt bei dir wohl auch ganz gut.
Armumfang: 22 Zoll I am not a German (I do understand German) nor Bayern fan. How did they steal? By paying for them? By other club selling to Bayern?
its not always that other clubs want to sell their elite players to bayern as much as it is the players want to win glory by playing for bayern but this comment makes sense if bayern brought more foreign players and allowed world class players such as hummels and lewandowski to stay in rivals hand the league could be much more entertaining but ofcourse this makes it tough for bayern to win league and also make the national team have less chemistry as the majority of germanys starting 11 are in bayern
so basically you don't know what glass ceiling really means....
Great channel, *perceived though
I dislike Bayern Munich to the Nth degree, the bundesliga is literally filled with feeder clubs for Bayern. don't expect to find too many people loyal to their team in the bundesliga, the goal is to go to Bayern. The greatest season in the Bundesliga was when Wolfsburg won the league, they had Grafite and Edin Dzeko score a boatload of goals! I love the premier league because there are so many teams with so many quality players. Even La Liga has advanced, especially with Atletico Madrid able to provide so much difficulty for RM and Barca... and spanish players usually are a lot more loyal, especially the basque players.
Even though they sign a lucrative tv deals they will always be 10 years behind the epl and thats a fact, same goes for all the other top 5 leagues.......
Luckily not sporting wise.
Geet Chongtham who cares, Bayern will continue to be better than any other epl club. Efficiency is key
EverywhereDologenesis yes they have enjoyed success than the epl clubs but when aston villa earned more than them in the domestic broadcast its impossible to compete financially with the epl clubs and money is what helps a club run. When a team who got relegated earned more than a team who won the league, amagine what a dip in form would cost!!!!
such a shame because even though I'm English, I'd much rather watch the bundesliga than the epl. Lower English leagues are more entertaining because the stadiums aren't silent but every epl stadium is just full of tourists and glory hunters
Geet Chongtham who cares we all know that bundesliga and la Liga are the best. EPL is garbage
Please do Atletico Madrid
But still owned by members - you have already made a video on RB and the 50+1 rule... See in to Bayerns history and see Kurt Landauer!
buying munich dont want to compete
Bayern play in one of the most one-sided leagues in the world and there's no real competition for them - both in terms of money and squad strength. And add to that, they steal players from their closest rivals almost every season. No wonder the Bundesliga isn't as popular because no matter what Bayern will almost always win the league.
stupid video. bayern always compete to win. if bayern play in EPL they will win it every year. EPL is weak that's why it's competive. the best is bundesliga and la Liga.
Maujakakana Rutjani Bayern has it easy cos everybody in their league is super poor compared to them. EPL pays their lower club better.
Same goes for La Liga too where Barcelona and Real Madrid gets more than 50% of the TV money until recently.
Talk about Juventus?Their squad is to old.They will not win the league next season, it will be either Roma or AC Milan.(Yes Roma lost Salah but they can just buy someone even better)
glass ceilings...not really.they're rich enough. they've also won rcent champions league. they don't NEED more money. it's just greed!hahahah
Maybe not now, but in the long run it is really significant. I really believe that in the next few years english clubs will be dominant(huge incomes).
coalikesdesi They are not really greedy. I mean, the way the Bundesliga works is half of a team +1 percent more has to be owned by fans investing on stocks. No big companies pumping money into it. That is, except for RB Leipzig who managed to by pass it and continue with their shady red bull money collecting. This channel made a video about it, watch it it's great
Yes, they are, dummy. do you really believe they don't compete in both Germany and Champions League??
coalikesdesi Well then. They are greedy. After helping Dortmund out of bankruptcy and this year they may help another team, but they are greedy. I don't think any team in the Bundesliga, except Leipzig, is really greedy as Real or City or United are
they spend money to win trophies.....what else do you think they should do..idiot hahaha
Bayern makes the Bundesliga look boring, MAFIA. I would be so happy to see them losing.
winner's curse
But without bayern bundesliga would be like turkish leauge or russian leauge.or leauge 1. It wouldn't had the recognition it has now. Bayern makes bundesliga relevant
I hope to one day live in a world where the Bundesligas recently promoted team, spends 100 FUCKING MILLION IN ONE TRANSFER WINDOW, while the previous seasons third place spends absolutely nothing becuase their squad is pretty good. Oh and to add on to that, i hope the Bundesliga has a team other than Bayern, that spends millions upon millions to try and win the league only to get eliminated by a financially inferior team in the round of 16 in the UCL. On second thought, i wouldnt want that. Sure, if a recently promoted team is spending OVER 100 MILLION FUCKING EUROS, and a team can spend 200 million and get eliminated from the UCL R.16 like its not a big deal becuase its pocket change... , sure, that may mean the rest of the teams in league will have the money to buy..., i mean "poach" players from weaker leagues, sure that may mean a bunch of qood players in the same league, but at the end of the day, just because your league buys a lot top players from other leagues, that doesnt mean the quality of the football is going to be fun or exicting most of the time. As a matter of fact, teams outside of the top 6 in the Premier League are fucking useless despite all the money they use up. LMAO
the premier league is the NBA MLB NFL of football that's how amazing the league is
Why would I waste my time watching Bayern in the Bundesliga when I know they are going to win the league? Lose 2 titles and maybe it'll become interesting.
2 ist too much, just one please...
#notisquad
I prefer the premier league puppets. This is garbage...
Rory J Steel Is it because you didn't know any other leagues existed other than the Premier League?
Do you support fanny in general?
yeah we love the epl. you can watch your so called other leagues and keep them for yourselves. we arent interested
vaishakh pv "so called other leagues"- Yes, they are leagues, I didn't think that would be up for debate!
cant you comprehend what i said before
whats there to debate
we dont care.
There's always a European league
Why you dont mention the real reason they always first here? They have long term contracts with 3 companys that bought shares of the club aswell. They get 120 mio. per year from allianz audi and adidas. Yeah and they are a plastic club...
Armumfang: 22 Zoll More than half of the club is owned by fans through stocks. It's a Bundesliga rule called 50+1. Maybe inform yourself a bit more?
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i think you american so i'm not even mad. please inform before writing. i didnt say that they break the 50+1 rule. they for it,so no club can get more financial power then bayern. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Bayern_M%C3%BCnchen_AG scroll down and see the shareholders, idiot. have a nice weekend kid :)
Armumfang: 22 Zoll They have those long term contracts because they have been highly successful in the past. Not the other way round. God, you are thick.
plastic club with no history...no great players...haha...fool!
Armumfang: 22 Zoll I never said that you said they broke the rule. What I was trying to say is that those contracts with Allianz and Audi aren't the biggest part of them and so they do benefit from those contracts but by law they have to get more through their fans than their sponsorships. And relax, I'm not American, you are an idiot and even if I am wrong maybe you could show some respect and correct me in a good manner. I would be willing to accept my correction but I see, you have your head too high up your rear end