@@bababababababa6124They are. Every time BVB feels a little bit of pressure they fumble. Remember they already dropped the lead once this season and that was a month or two ago
@@bababababababa6124 BVB fan here. They always find the most inexplicable ways to bottle something, to the point where it's expected. Fingers crossed they pull it out.
true, it seems like you had a lot of near misses already, where you should have won but inexplicably Bayern would still win despite being bad. Hope it'll happen this season, just don't lose the match and it will be enough
Shame Arsenal fell short. But it's been a good season for the underdogs anyway. Chelsea and maybe (hopefully, as a neutral) Tottenham missing out on Europe entirely, either Union Berlin or Freiburg qualifying for the Champions League, one of Everton or Leicester, both big in their own right, going down, while the likes of Forest and Bournemouth stayed up, Juventus hopefully also missing out on Europe, Inter reaching the CL final despite not being fancied as such a contender, and the playoff final in the Championship being between Luton and Coventry, meaning we are guaranteed a fairytale story club in the Prem. I'm sure there's more I have missed, but it has been thoroughly entertaining. Hopefully the title races everywhere will be as good next season as this
Issue is that in Italy, juve, Napoli, both Milan's are somewhat similar now that juve had dropped its quality. Bayer screwed himself and arsenal has to battle a juggernaut that could win the premier league with substitutes only.
Biggest mistake was going for Mane when they already have Gnabry, Sane, Coman, Musiala and even Davies and Müller who can play on the wings instead of getting a striker.
yep. the issue was that there was no bargains available, so they'd have to spend big on someone who probably wouldn't be ready made yet, and as soon as Nunez and Haaland were off the market, there was little else. Many clubs had that problem. But come on, you have to replace a 50 goal a season striker... honestly, Nagelsmann did well to get this far without a striker except Choupo-Moting, who should be a squad player and nothing more
@@maciejbala477 Vlahovic seems a good option since he has not had a great season and Juve need probably some cash. I am not convinced by Kolo Muani since to me he is also more of a winger to me.
Brazzo needs to take the heat on this. His ideas were failed even before this season. I guess doing bad things is better than doing nothing so they let him stick around based on comradery and not actual results.
As a BVB I was wondering what on earth was Bayern thinking switching managers mid season. Along with saying if I worked at FCB and wanted to sabotage without making it obvious what I was doing I would probably do something similar
As a bayern fan I must say I am completely shocked by the lack of passion that the bayern players have been showing ever since they have beaten PSG I think that beating PSG boosted the ego of these players too much
Imagine blaming the players when this is all the club management’s fault. Why fire a highly regarded manager that you paid a world record fee 2 years ago (while he has you on track to winning the league, and is in a great spot to win the DFB Pokal, and has a shot to win the champions league) Like…I get if they were in poor form, but really the Bayern club management caused the drop that has happened by bringing in a media circus, firing a well-liked manager, and the new manager shifting the club atmosphere and tactics.
Bayern, Madrid, Barça all have the same problem: BPL/PSG riches means they cannot attract the best talent in the world anymore. 10 years ago Haaland would've gone to Bayern as a replacement for Lewa, now he went to City. Mbappe would've starred for Madrid.
@@daarom3472 That's just arrogance to think, oh look he played for Dortmund, next step is Bayern. In the 90's, Italy attracted all the best players. Spanish teams in 2000's did it. Just going in cycles.
@@alankenny21 this is what happened. Gotze Lewa Hummels. Now these same kinds of players are going to England instead. And yea Bayern is a step up from Dortmund. Of the last 26 titles Bayern won 19 and Dortmund 3. Also dont't disagree with what u said, this is pretty much my argument.
You forgot the bizarre press conference in which the bosses of Bayern instead of critiquing their own failures (when Kovac was still in office) seemed to have prepared to attack everyone but themselves. Especially Brazzo, who seemed like a pushover next to Hoeneß. The greatest lines were about Juan Bernat, who they actually blamed for much of the problems. No you didn't misread, they singled out Bernat, a squad player for their downturn. You could actually say it worked because everyone made fun of the bosses instead of the squad after that. I later reinacted blaming Juan Bernat when I had constant problems with a teacher and said that, because we are both strong personalities. I don't think the teacher got the joke, but we actually left on good terms.
I am confused what you are talking about. None of what you wrote there has to do with the current situation and the Bernat thing was a while ago when Hoeneß and Rummenigge were still running the club, Brazzo was maybe an apprentice at the time, if at all.
@@MrReese brazzo was actually our sporting director already at that point but it still very much was hoeneß and rummenigge in charge. this guy made it a little confusing in his wording cause herbert hainer is in hoeneß role not brazzo
@@samuraigaming3042 At that point he had also alrready left Bayern. To this day the "Wut-PK" is one of the least understood events in German football history. Some speculate that the bosses actually wanted to take the spotlight of the team, which was struggeling at the time. If that was the case it worked. Other believe it was due to the bosses being heated personalities that went crazy.
You're as premature as this video - Dortmund won't beat Mainz on Saturday so all you have to do is beat Koln and a Bayern side stung by losing to Leipzig will probably go and stick six past Koln.
Yes it would have happened. Domestically, they were shocking under Nagelsmann this year. Whatever is happening now, it already started back then, and that's the reason Nagelsmann got fired in the first place.
@@philippmeier3363 Tuchel lost as many games as Nagelsman did the whole season, in just a few weeks. So no. Plus, they may have crashed out of the UCL but they would've put up a much better fight than a humiliation
@@mussolini1900 You haven't seen Bayern in the last two months under Nagelsmann, did you? I'm telling you, everything that's happening now started back then. Nahelsmanns last game was one of the worst performances I've seen from Bayern, and I can still remember the times when Klinsmann was their coach.
@@philippmeier3363 pls stop it. The world cup trauma and physical damages was right before that, Chuopo Motings injuries started back then, Mane did not get into form after his injury, Neuers injury and all the troubles with it was shortly before that period and I blame a lot of the new players for bad characters like Mane, Mazzroui and Gravenberch.
Not really the case, when they have sacked much better managers like Ancelotti. Nagelsman just isn't very good. He's been very average at an ambitious club like Bayern.
As a Bayern fan, I just don't think I'll ever forgive the board for sacking Nagelsmann. It was so unjust, he was going excellently in all 3 competitions without even having a proper striker at his disposal. What he could have achieved next season with a proper number 9 is just too annoying to think about
@@tobiaslumplecker7666 Thats what I heard too from sources like The Athletic, nobody particularly liked Nagelsmann, but nobody hated him as well, everyone was mostly very Lukewarm towards him, kinda like Potter at Chelsea
@@mctavish4496 but as Alfie pointed out, because of his antics offpitch, respect was in short supply as well. But I still think it was incredibly rash of Kahn & Brazzo to let him go. I think that both have passed their sell-by date.
kahn and Brazzo have to go, Brazzo especially has done nothing but meddle routinely into every single coaches management and decisions, and consistently these interventions have not panned out; with no consequence to himself
As a Bayern fan i am happy that someone actually did a video explaining where the nickname FC Hollywood comes from and that the club is not as perfect as others outside of Germany or don't follow the club closely think
Day 9: 7 Best Loan moves ever. The loan moves that have greatly benefited the team receiving the player for a limited amount of time. While not exactly the best, I always think of Morientes to Monaco as an example. I think everyone across the world is hoping that Dortmund finally ends the Bayern Munich's reign of terror in the Bundesliga
Thank you for picking up a suggestion of mine (even if you haven't read it :D) - I hope the Austrian Wunderteam suggestion will eventually get a video too 😇✌. 7:37 this is not correct, Kovac was coach of FC Bayern for an entire season (2018/19) and was sacked in November of 2019 after a crushing defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt. Regarding the topic, in my opinion a big issue that led to all of this was ironically Hansi Flick, who is the coach of the DFB national team by now. Hansi Flick played a terrible World Cup with Germany, making strange decisions regarding formation and who to play on the pitch which fooled people into thinking Jogi Löw was still the DFB coach. All the German Bayern players came back from the world cup disappointed, drained, and out of shape. Players like Gnabry and Sané, who were on fire before the world cup, sunk into a big slump. Kimmich said himself how disappointed he was and that he needs time to process that terrible world cup showing, and Goretzka has been playing the worst football of his entire career up to this point since the world cup as well. Not to mention that Hernandez is out for the entire season again with a torn ACL at the world cup. In addition, the skiing accident of Neuer prompted Bayern to sign Yann Sommer from Gladbach, who has not had that many convincing performances in the Bayern kit either and is probably gonna leave the club after this season wraps up. So after the world cup break Bayern lost 10 points compared to Dortmund and after losing to Xabi Alonso's Leverkusen the Bayern bosses had enough and sacked Nagelsmann to get Tuchel before he signs for someone else. Unfortunately, though, Tuchel has been making the same mistakes that Nagelsmann made previously but had since fixed. It seems that Tuchel was not as familiar with the situation as he could have been, making mistakes such as playing Musiala OR Müller (benching Müller always causes issues at Bayern and was one of the reasons Kovac got sacked) instead of Musiala AND Müller, playing with a back 4 instead of a back 3, playing Pavard as RB (which he doesn't like even though he is good at it) instead of the right CB in a back 3, and so on. When it comes to transfers the Bayern squad looked amazing on paper at first glance; however, it is a very unbalanced squad. Since the RB role was often a big issue at Bayern after Lahm retired they now have FIVE (!) players who can play RB at least reasonably well (Pavard, Mazraoui, Stanisic, loaned Cancelo, and Sarr) and they have not signed a proper replacement for Lewandowski. Instead, they relied on a actually very well performing Choupo-Moting who unfortunately has been injured for a while now and they signed a 17 year old Mathys Tel, who is perceived as a huge talent but had not even played 20 professional matches at the point of his signing for up to 30m EUR last summer. Bayern also signed Mané, a player who is not a main striker and that signing is already perceived as a big mistake by now because of several reasons (age, injuries, bad performances, lacking technical ability as you can hear from Bayern surroundings). They also do not have a proper number 6 in the squad after Martinez left the club in 2021 as both Kimmich and Goretzka are rather offensive-minded players. I am pretty sure that we will not see Bayern go into the upcoming season with the same lineup in the management department. This was one of the most insane fails the upper management has ever produced that I can remember, and I have been following Bayern since the 90s.
Perfect summary. As Van Gaal said: Müller spielt immer! Kovacs was not the only one to try to bench Müller. Ancelotti tried it and now Tuchel (I believe even Pep did fir a really short stint). But it always turned out to be wrong.
I have been a bayern fan since 10/11 and I have to say that i haven't seen such a lack of passion and discipline on and off the pitch since Niko Kovac was coaching us. And even then, it had to be a bad day. Hopefully we will recover next season because seeing players like De Ligt and Gnabry(in some matches) really does give me hope. Mia san Mia
Correction: Niko Kovac did not only last 6 months at bayern. He lasted a season and a half. Bayern were knocked out by Liverpool under him Durham his first season, and he was fired prior to a 5-1 defeat away to Frankfurt (in November I think) the following season, where Hansi Flick took over
Dude, I'm so glad someone made a video about this. I have to say, I don't watch ANY sports news or ANY news of ANY kind ever. I finally gained access to club football in a bunch of leagues beginning last season. I watched a lot of teams, all matches in all comps and Bayern was one of them. I had Bayern tagged for the treble long before he got fired. Champions league was on point and not only went undefeated, but they only gave up 2 goals to the worst team in their group and they beat them by 2 goals in that match. The Paris Rd of 16 matches were incredible. The second leg was one the greatest football matches I've ever seen. I like Paris too, but am partial to Bayern. So much talent and professionalism, great sportsmanship, great reffing, the entire match should be shown to people as why football is so bad ass. After that match I said there's no fuckin way they'll lose in either if their 3 competitions. Then I turned on the match against Dortmund and Skipped all pregame shit and was dumbfounded to find out they had a new coach! Before the match ended, in fact the moment I saw this, first thing I said was well there goes the treble. I had a tiny bit of hope with the outcome of the Dortmund match, but then my fears were quickly realized. Out of the cup, out of the Champions League and beat out by City! Aagghh! Lol sorry, good for you though, I believe you said you're a City fan. I like United and Liverpool. Great we'll earned season, but I think if Nagelsmann hadn't been canned, I think Bayern was taking home all 3. Great video! Oh yeah! He is Germany's coach NOW! I hope he can bring them back!
I’m shocked teams haven’t seen first hand how you need to stick with a manager and give him control. Klopp. Arteta. Even Nagelsman at his previous clubs. Find a manager. Implement his system. And hold on when it’s not the best results. The dominating teams in almost every sport work this way.
The primary issue is Squad Quality. Which has become more mediocre over time. After all; a team like Bayern Munich should be keeping Lewandowski and signing Haaland. Instead they have lost the former & failed to sign the latter. Ultimately, the Bayern Munich Board only have themselves to blame for choosing to not outspend the Top 7 clubs, despite making as much money as Manchester United per year.
I said upon his appointment that Tuchel wont last long at Bayern Munich. People forget how terrible Chelsea were towards the end of his tenure. He seems to have lost the magic touch. Also, you cant underestimate the loss of Lewandowski despite how many people try and play it down. His guaranteed goals made such a difference
Also Alfie Could you possibly help explain the Ivan Toney situation with him getting banned and how is justifiable that he gets banned for gambling while almost every Prem club has a gambling company as a sponsor
The Premier League will ban shirt-front betting sponsors in 3 years but as someone above said, players cannot bet on football because they are active actors in the sport and can influence the results.
To be clear, the problem wasn't that Toney was gambling - he's not the first player to fall victim to gambling addiction. The problem is that he was gambling on football matches specifically, which as the other comments have noted, presents a clear and obvious conflict of interest.
What a joke for Alfie to post this video before this season Bundesliga is over. Bayern won while BVB could only draw on the last day which saw Bayern won the Meisterschale for the 13th time.
As much praise Thomas Tuchel has been given for winning the Champions League with Chelsea (and reaching another final the year before with PSG), let's not forget that each of his coaching stints has ended after a fallout with either the players, his assistant coaches or the executives. It will only be a matter of time before he gets himself in odds with the head honchos of the club, the players or even the fans (who might as well suspect Tuchel being a Dortmund agent sent out on destroying Bayern from within as a revenge for poaching Mario Götze, Robert Lewandowski and Matts Hummels all those years ago). And at this point other clubs may be hesitant to even hire Tuchel considering his track record on his CV. On the other hand Kahn and Salimhadzic share the bulk of the blame as well - Hansi Flick quit because of them. They are indeed Bayern legends, but are terrible executives and by the looks of it they might be the architects of Bayern's downfall.
yeah, he is not a bad coach but thomas always follows the smell of money. bayern bosses wanted to gamble high and they found the perfect coach for it. plan to potentially get a statue of themself at the säbener straße ,-) iam glad that did not happened XD
Should never have sacked naglesmann. Also failing to replace Lewandowski has ruined them, Chuopo Moting has been okay but if they want to stay on top then they need a proven world class striker. Kane would’ve been perfect
Letting Alaba leave on a free, selling Lewa and leaving Thiago and not taking any action to sign adequate fresh players to compensate these departures are failures that have to be accounted to Brazzo. To sack Nagelsmann was the wrong and far too easy way out. This crisis is homemade and Kahn and Brazzo should take accountability for these factors.
That's Oliver Kahn and the boards' fault. At a crucial stage in their season, Bayern Munich had a chance to win all 3 trophies but what did they decide to do, sack Julian Nagelsmann because they felt like they couldn't compete for the trophies that they wanted and since Thomas Tuchel one of the best managers in the world was available for a job, Bayern Munich didn't wanna miss out on another opportunity to get Tuchel. That decision backfired because from a potential treble, Bayern Munich run the risk of having their first trophyless season in 11 years. Oliver Kahn can look back at this decision as the one that backfired and ruined Bayern Munich's season because many feel like had Nagelsmann still been in charge they would get at least 2 trophies a minimum for them. The way he was sacked was unprofessional because he didn't hear about the news when he was on a skiing trip during the international break, he wasn't informed that he would be fired. Serves Bayern Munich right for sacking Julian Nagelsmann at the most important period of the season and now they might finish the season emptyhanded.
Honestly, I think that Nagelsmann's sacking will prove the worst decision in recent Bayern history. There's much more to the story than just the simple fact he got sacked despite still fighting for all the titles. Because of the way Julian got sacked and the lack of progress under Tuchel so far, there are several key players who are "worried about their and Bayern's future", such as Kimmich. While a year ago it sounded crazy to think that Joshua might go somewhere else, now it's clearly a possibility. I wouldn't be surprised if Bayern loses a few of their team leaders in the near future, with a possibility of no silverware on the international stage in the next decade or so. All because of the incompetence of the club's board. And what's even worse, I don't think there will be any changes/sackings there, these people's egos wouldn't survive admitting that they made a mistake. Coming from someone who fully supports the club and its decisions since 2007, it's just painful to watch what is happening at Bayern recently.
2007? Then you must remember the Klinsmann experiment. I think this was even a bigger fail. The 5:1 against Wolfsburg was a far greater humiliation than everything they've experienced this season!
Tuchel will fix things long term. Maybe he has already started to shake things up behind the scenes and some of the «spoiled» players are reacting negatively. Long term it is good to identify these players and get them out. Which I back Tuchel to do more than Nagelsmann. It is now a case of «one step backwards to take two steps forwards»
Tbf JN isn't doing all that well, if you actually follow Bayern you know that they have many draws which shouldn't have happened. While yeah Tuchel had been a bad signing for Bayern this season, but JN wouldn't make it any better either
At the risk of sounding like Balham or the Indonesia guy, I’m looking forward to the Raków Częstochowa 🇵🇱 video. It became a meme showing that Raków won the Ekstraklasa with a 5,500 capacity stadium, while Lechia Gdańsk were relegated with a shiny Euro 2012 42,000 capacity stadium.
I am from germany, but I am not a fan of a specific club. My favorite sport isn't even football. But I do watch it from time to time, and follow what is going on without going on in the grand scheme of things. Bayern is dominating, yes. That is true, and the club is rather disliked by most fans that aren't fans of it. According to many, they just buy players off different clubs to weaken them. I won't disagree that this happens, what I will say is that every club does it to "smaller" clubs. Like it or not, that is how the sport works for the most part. Some players also want to go to bigger clubs for a chance to improve their careers. The other reason is that most people seem to think that Bayern gets special treatment (for example letting games play longer to let them get an equalizer or winning goal) - I will say that I think alot of the big players get some sort of special treatment from refs, at least it often feels like it, that is nothing new in the sport. In terms of other stats in games, I once saw a statistic that actually disproved some of the arguments. They often win because they have a very stacked roster, I'd say, but even I can't argue that their winning streak of now 11 titles (I think it is, right?) feels a bit much. In those seasons where other teams would have a shot at winning (like the last one) somehow they manage to fuck it up themselfs. There have also been persons in Bayern that I personally don't like but somehow respect. You can't argue that there are some people in the club (like Hoeneß for example or Rummenigge) who clearly know what they are doing and brought the club to where it is today, they (and others) established this dominance. Like them or not, but you can't really argue that they had the skills and knowledge to get it done. In contrast, especially last season Brazzo and Kahn dropped the ball several times.
Honestly, it felt like Bayern was so used to winning pretty much untouched that they lost their collective minds when faced with a little bit more adversity than usual
They're actually the 2nd most successful team in UCL history, not 3rd. Yes AC Milan has one more title than them, but in terms of consistency and competition statistics AC Milan do not even come close to Bayern. Milan's UCL statistics are quite pathetic compared to Bayern's.
Milan indeed had missed out the Champions League for 7 years between 2014 and 2021, before reaching the semifinal this year. On the other hand, Bayern Munich had always played in the Champions League and even reached at least the semifinals in 5 different occasions.
It's funny how the circumstances in which Tuchel and Naglesmann were fired from their clubs were so similar, and to make the irony even funnier, Tuchel himself not improving things in Bayern once he got the job.
Thoroughly enjoyed it. Club image, control, lifestyle choices, coaches' ever revolving door, management competency, sponsorship, issues between club and national team, managing big ego players, budgets and players' replacement. Touched on just about everything. It will be interesting to see how TT fares at BM, his style of play, pace of game, level of possession, developing and integrating younger players. His management, team, player and media communication skills,
Nagelsmann got the sack not because of the lack of results, but because the football that such a talent team was playing was absolutely horrible. He had lost the dressing room and managed the season terribly, having the peak in November instead of April. And everything is made worse by the fact that he was the only coach since Van Gaal to be given full autonomy. We expected a lot, but in the end watching Bayern brought no more emotions to the fans. He brought the small club mentality to Bayern. The second one to do so after Kovac (see what happened to the same team when he was sacked and Hansi took over)
2:01 Stupid decision, now they might not win anything, like, even if City may have knocked them out of Champions league anyway, they still had 13 rounds in the Bundesliga and the DFB-Pokal to win it. The other bad decision of the board was being unable to find replacements for Robert Lewandoski, Alaba, and Manuel Neuer.
a documentary of Borussia Dortmund and how they were extremely close to bankruptcy in 2002 time and how Bayern had to save them. The extreme difficulties the club has had to manage within to get back to where they are #thepeopleschannel
For those who don't know. Dortmund bottled it against Mainz and Bayern won their last game to make it 11 in a row by goal difference.
The arsenal of Germany
@@shadowfan982 lol
Yellow arsenal
As a BVB fan, we are not champions yet. Do not underestimate Dortmund's capability of tripping themselves up.
I don’t think you’re as bad as Arsenal so I wouldn’t worry
@@bababababababa6124They are. Every time BVB feels a little bit of pressure they fumble. Remember they already dropped the lead once this season and that was a month or two ago
@@bababababababa6124 BVB fan here. They always find the most inexplicable ways to bottle something, to the point where it's expected. Fingers crossed they pull it out.
true, it seems like you had a lot of near misses already, where you should have won but inexplicably Bayern would still win despite being bad. Hope it'll happen this season, just don't lose the match and it will be enough
I predict a 98th minute Emre Can own goal from a simple back pass to give Bayern the title. you heard it here first!
Having Napoli and Dortmund (hopefully) as champions is quite refreshing I must admit. If only Arsenal had managed to keep up...
Shame Arsenal fell short. But it's been a good season for the underdogs anyway. Chelsea and maybe (hopefully, as a neutral) Tottenham missing out on Europe entirely, either Union Berlin or Freiburg qualifying for the Champions League, one of Everton or Leicester, both big in their own right, going down, while the likes of Forest and Bournemouth stayed up, Juventus hopefully also missing out on Europe, Inter reaching the CL final despite not being fancied as such a contender, and the playoff final in the Championship being between Luton and Coventry, meaning we are guaranteed a fairytale story club in the Prem. I'm sure there's more I have missed, but it has been thoroughly entertaining. Hopefully the title races everywhere will be as good next season as this
Issue is that in Italy, juve, Napoli, both Milan's are somewhat similar now that juve had dropped its quality. Bayer screwed himself and arsenal has to battle a juggernaut that could win the premier league with substitutes only.
@@maciejbala477 Lens being runners-up in France is also unexpected. And Sampdoria being relegated to Serie B.
I like City and even I wanted Arsenal to win. The only reason I kinda wanted City to win was cos I wanted Haaland to be a PL winner
@@kozhikkaalan Norwegian spotted? or just Haaland fan?
Biggest mistake was going for Mane when they already have Gnabry, Sane, Coman, Musiala and even Davies and Müller who can play on the wings instead of getting a striker.
yep. the issue was that there was no bargains available, so they'd have to spend big on someone who probably wouldn't be ready made yet, and as soon as Nunez and Haaland were off the market, there was little else. Many clubs had that problem. But come on, you have to replace a 50 goal a season striker... honestly, Nagelsmann did well to get this far without a striker except Choupo-Moting, who should be a squad player and nothing more
@@maciejbala477 Vlahovic seems a good option since he has not had a great season and Juve need probably some cash. I am not convinced by Kolo Muani since to me he is also more of a winger to me.
Their only out and out number 9 is Choupo-Moting. Who is fairly average. I don't understand why they never addressed that.
Brazzo needs to take the heat on this. His ideas were failed even before this season. I guess doing bad things is better than doing nothing so they let him stick around based on comradery and not actual results.
@@johnmitchell2269 tbf Choupo-Moting is pretty outstanding this season, maybe because he need to step up to fill the gap Lewa had left.
As a BVB I was wondering what on earth was Bayern thinking switching managers mid season. Along with saying if I worked at FCB and wanted to sabotage without making it obvious what I was doing I would probably do something similar
As a bayern fan I must say I am completely shocked by the lack of passion that the bayern players have been showing ever since they have beaten PSG I think that beating PSG boosted the ego of these players too much
Nagelman got fired.
I mean it's hard to feel passion when the clubs management is such a mess
Being a Bayern fan must be the most boring thing in the world… I’m so glad SOMEONE ELSE can finally win the Bundesliga 😂
Imagine blaming the players when this is all the club management’s fault.
Why fire a highly regarded manager that you paid a world record fee 2 years ago (while he has you on track to winning the league, and is in a great spot to win the DFB Pokal, and has a shot to win the champions league)
Like…I get if they were in poor form, but really the Bayern club management caused the drop that has happened by bringing in a media circus, firing a well-liked manager, and the new manager shifting the club atmosphere and tactics.
@@patrickmccormack3209 Because he kept losing in the league. Nagelsmann oversaw our worst league performance since decades.
Bayern not replacing Javi Martinez yet is not being talked about enough...He was crucial for Bayerns success over the last years
Bayern, Madrid, Barça all have the same problem: BPL/PSG riches means they cannot attract the best talent in the world anymore. 10 years ago Haaland would've gone to Bayern as a replacement for Lewa, now he went to City. Mbappe would've starred for Madrid.
true! they need a true full fledged 6. A destroyer and interceptor not another deep lying playmaker
@@daarom3472 That's just arrogance to think, oh look he played for Dortmund, next step is Bayern. In the 90's, Italy attracted all the best players. Spanish teams in 2000's did it. Just going in cycles.
@@alankenny21 this is what happened. Gotze Lewa Hummels. Now these same kinds of players are going to England instead. And yea Bayern is a step up from Dortmund. Of the last 26 titles Bayern won 19 and Dortmund 3.
Also dont't disagree with what u said, this is pretty much my argument.
yeah, Goretzka is just too different in his style
You forgot the bizarre press conference in which the bosses of Bayern instead of critiquing their own failures (when Kovac was still in office) seemed to have prepared to attack everyone but themselves. Especially Brazzo, who seemed like a pushover next to Hoeneß.
The greatest lines were about Juan Bernat, who they actually blamed for much of the problems. No you didn't misread, they singled out Bernat, a squad player for their downturn. You could actually say it worked because everyone made fun of the bosses instead of the squad after that.
I later reinacted blaming Juan Bernat when I had constant problems with a teacher and said that, because we are both strong personalities. I don't think the teacher got the joke, but we actually left on good terms.
Since today Brazzo don't know, how he came to this Job. 😂😂😂
I am confused what you are talking about. None of what you wrote there has to do with the current situation and the Bernat thing was a while ago when Hoeneß and Rummenigge were still running the club, Brazzo was maybe an apprentice at the time, if at all.
@@MrReese brazzo was actually our sporting director already at that point but it still very much was hoeneß and rummenigge in charge. this guy made it a little confusing in his wording cause herbert hainer is in hoeneß role not brazzo
Juan Bernat doesn't play for Bayern why
@@samuraigaming3042 At that point he had also alrready left Bayern. To this day the "Wut-PK" is one of the least understood events in German football history.
Some speculate that the bosses actually wanted to take the spotlight of the team, which was struggeling at the time. If that was the case it worked.
Other believe it was due to the bosses being heated personalities that went crazy.
As a Bayern fan my heart sunk a bit when I saw this video. So heartbroken and glad it finally gets your attention to cover it
Heartbroken for not winning the 11 in a row? You should be glad for the change at this point.
@ChillingSpree lmao right how Bunny lmao lol lol 😂😂😂😂
You're as premature as this video - Dortmund won't beat Mainz on Saturday so all you have to do is beat Koln and a Bayern side stung by losing to Leipzig will probably go and stick six past Koln.
@@franohmsford7548😂💀💀
Who's here after Dortmund caused an absolute disaster to give Bayern the title?
Should have stuck with Nagelsmann. Sure they still probably would have crashed out of the UCL but domestically this wouldn’t have happened
he lost a 9 point lead in the league. he played the worst bundelisa run since 2011.
Yes it would have happened. Domestically, they were shocking under Nagelsmann this year.
Whatever is happening now, it already started back then, and that's the reason Nagelsmann got fired in the first place.
@@philippmeier3363 Tuchel lost as many games as Nagelsman did the whole season, in just a few weeks. So no. Plus, they may have crashed out of the UCL but they would've put up a much better fight than a humiliation
@@mussolini1900 You haven't seen Bayern in the last two months under Nagelsmann, did you? I'm telling you, everything that's happening now started back then. Nahelsmanns last game was one of the worst performances I've seen from Bayern, and I can still remember the times when Klinsmann was their coach.
@@philippmeier3363 pls stop it. The world cup trauma and physical damages was right before that, Chuopo Motings injuries started back then, Mane did not get into form after his injury, Neuers injury and all the troubles with it was shortly before that period and I blame a lot of the new players for bad characters like Mane, Mazzroui and Gravenberch.
Kovac lasted more than 6 months. He started 1.7.2018 and got sacked 3.11.2019.
He meant to say 16 months
I deliberately didn't watch this video when it came out, because I thought Dortmund might still bottle it. I think I made a wise decision.....
Here from the future to report that Dortmund has bottled the league, and Bayern Munich did end up winning the title.
time dude what horse should i bet on? tell me. 👏
and we also sacked kahn and brazzo... literally FC Hollywood behavior
Sacking Nagelsman was the worst decision by Bayern in their recent history
Not really the case, when they have sacked much better managers like Ancelotti. Nagelsman just isn't very good. He's been very average at an ambitious club like Bayern.
Agreed
@@emperor314 So Bayern is now doing better with Tüchel?
@@emperor314 average? He had won every match in the UCL and only conceded twice.
@@magicalhikari5859 he also coached the worst bundesliga run since 2011.
How BVB ruined their season would be better in hindsight.
As a Bayern fan, I just don't think I'll ever forgive the board for sacking Nagelsmann. It was so unjust, he was going excellently in all 3 competitions without even having a proper striker at his disposal. What he could have achieved next season with a proper number 9 is just too annoying to think about
yeah I will never forgive that
I mean even the players did not understand the change from Nagelsmann to tuchel. Sure he wasn't liked by every one but no one hated him either
@@tobiaslumplecker7666 Thats what I heard too from sources like The Athletic, nobody particularly liked Nagelsmann, but nobody hated him as well, everyone was mostly very Lukewarm towards him, kinda like Potter at Chelsea
I would say that it doesn't matter if a manager is liked. As long as he's respected.
@@mctavish4496 but as Alfie pointed out, because of his antics offpitch, respect was in short supply as well. But I still think it was incredibly rash of Kahn & Brazzo to let him go. I think that both have passed their sell-by date.
Just a small thing, but Niko Kovac didn't last just 6 months, it was more like 18 months.
16
Meant to say sixteen, my apologies!
@@HITCSevens ahhh okay, all good! Love your videos!
@@HITCSevensnot probs
MIGHT WANNA CHANGE YOUR THUMBNAIL
Bayern actually went on to have a trophyless 23/24 season
kahn and Brazzo have to go, Brazzo especially has done nothing but meddle routinely into every single coaches management and decisions, and consistently these interventions have not panned out; with no consequence to himself
LMFAO DUDE YOU GOT UR WISH
@@emmer5384 good days
Well that aged like fine wine
As a Bayern fan i am happy that someone actually did a video explaining where the nickname FC Hollywood comes from and that the club is not as perfect as others outside of Germany or don't follow the club closely think
Firing nagelsmann ,basically told the players they ran the club
After yesterday’s result, I think it’s Dortmund’s bottle job that should be talked about now.
This aged well 😂
Dortmund did the most Arsenal thing ever 😂
As a non Bayern Fan i can only say, that brazzo and Kahn are doing a great Job!
Day 9: 7 Best Loan moves ever.
The loan moves that have greatly benefited the team receiving the player for a limited amount of time. While not exactly the best, I always think of Morientes to Monaco as an example.
I think everyone across the world is hoping that Dortmund finally ends the Bayern Munich's reign of terror in the Bundesliga
Willock at Newcastle. Scored six or seven games in a row and kept us up
As a Millwall fan, I'm tempted to say Harry Kane. His goals kept us up and the experience helped forge him into the player he is today.
Weghorst to united 🔥🔥
This has aged well 😂 its never over until its over. It wasn't over at the time of the video. Patience is key.
Bayern's treble in 2022/23 season:
-out of the DFB Pokal
-out of the UCL
-2nd in the Bundesliga
That's remarkable
The best treble win in our entire history. Step aside, Jupp and Hansi.
It’s called the Leverkusen treble
@@shivenmayani1806At least Leverkusen were runners up in all of the competitions instead of one.
@@orjetshkodra614 FC Bayern had already done that back in 2012😂
Bayern Munich is simply a German Juventus! From always winning the leagues to a big bottlers.
spoke too soon, Dortmund dropped the ball yet again
Thank you for picking up a suggestion of mine (even if you haven't read it :D) - I hope the Austrian Wunderteam suggestion will eventually get a video too 😇✌.
7:37 this is not correct, Kovac was coach of FC Bayern for an entire season (2018/19) and was sacked in November of 2019 after a crushing defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt.
Regarding the topic, in my opinion a big issue that led to all of this was ironically Hansi Flick, who is the coach of the DFB national team by now. Hansi Flick played a terrible World Cup with Germany, making strange decisions regarding formation and who to play on the pitch which fooled people into thinking Jogi Löw was still the DFB coach.
All the German Bayern players came back from the world cup disappointed, drained, and out of shape. Players like Gnabry and Sané, who were on fire before the world cup, sunk into a big slump. Kimmich said himself how disappointed he was and that he needs time to process that terrible world cup showing, and Goretzka has been playing the worst football of his entire career up to this point since the world cup as well. Not to mention that Hernandez is out for the entire season again with a torn ACL at the world cup.
In addition, the skiing accident of Neuer prompted Bayern to sign Yann Sommer from Gladbach, who has not had that many convincing performances in the Bayern kit either and is probably gonna leave the club after this season wraps up.
So after the world cup break Bayern lost 10 points compared to Dortmund and after losing to Xabi Alonso's Leverkusen the Bayern bosses had enough and sacked Nagelsmann to get Tuchel before he signs for someone else.
Unfortunately, though, Tuchel has been making the same mistakes that Nagelsmann made previously but had since fixed. It seems that Tuchel was not as familiar with the situation as he could have been, making mistakes such as playing Musiala OR Müller (benching Müller always causes issues at Bayern and was one of the reasons Kovac got sacked) instead of Musiala AND Müller, playing with a back 4 instead of a back 3, playing Pavard as RB (which he doesn't like even though he is good at it) instead of the right CB in a back 3, and so on.
When it comes to transfers the Bayern squad looked amazing on paper at first glance; however, it is a very unbalanced squad. Since the RB role was often a big issue at Bayern after Lahm retired they now have FIVE (!) players who can play RB at least reasonably well (Pavard, Mazraoui, Stanisic, loaned Cancelo, and Sarr) and they have not signed a proper replacement for Lewandowski.
Instead, they relied on a actually very well performing Choupo-Moting who unfortunately has been injured for a while now and they signed a 17 year old Mathys Tel, who is perceived as a huge talent but had not even played 20 professional matches at the point of his signing for up to 30m EUR last summer. Bayern also signed Mané, a player who is not a main striker and that signing is already perceived as a big mistake by now because of several reasons (age, injuries, bad performances, lacking technical ability as you can hear from Bayern surroundings). They also do not have a proper number 6 in the squad after Martinez left the club in 2021 as both Kimmich and Goretzka are rather offensive-minded players.
I am pretty sure that we will not see Bayern go into the upcoming season with the same lineup in the management department. This was one of the most insane fails the upper management has ever produced that I can remember, and I have been following Bayern since the 90s.
Perfect summary.
As Van Gaal said: Müller spielt immer!
Kovacs was not the only one to try to bench Müller. Ancelotti tried it and now Tuchel (I believe even Pep did fir a really short stint). But it always turned out to be wrong.
Well worth every minute of my time- thanks Alfie!
Crazy how only winning the league is considered a failure, only for clubs like Bayern
“Fellow plastics RB Leipzig”
El Plastico… the game with the least atmosphere imaginable
I have been a bayern fan since 10/11 and I have to say that i haven't seen such a lack of passion and discipline on and off the pitch since Niko Kovac was coaching us. And even then, it had to be a bad day. Hopefully we will recover next season because seeing players like De Ligt and Gnabry(in some matches) really does give me hope. Mia san Mia
This didn’t age well 😂
First Arsenal, now BVB 😢
Correction: Niko Kovac did not only last 6 months at bayern. He lasted a season and a half. Bayern were knocked out by Liverpool under him Durham his first season, and he was fired prior to a 5-1 defeat away to Frankfurt (in November I think) the following season, where Hansi Flick took over
It's der history of Dortmund..
Dude, I'm so glad someone made a video about this. I have to say, I don't watch ANY sports news or ANY news of ANY kind ever. I finally gained access to club football in a bunch of leagues beginning last season. I watched a lot of teams, all matches in all comps and Bayern was one of them. I had Bayern tagged for the treble long before he got fired. Champions league was on point and not only went undefeated, but they only gave up 2 goals to the worst team in their group and they beat them by 2 goals in that match. The Paris Rd of 16 matches were incredible. The second leg was one the greatest football matches I've ever seen. I like Paris too, but am partial to Bayern. So much talent and professionalism, great sportsmanship, great reffing, the entire match should be shown to people as why football is so bad ass. After that match I said there's no fuckin way they'll lose in either if their 3 competitions. Then I turned on the match against Dortmund and Skipped all pregame shit and was dumbfounded to find out they had a new coach! Before the match ended, in fact the moment I saw this, first thing I said was well there goes the treble. I had a tiny bit of hope with the outcome of the Dortmund match, but then my fears were quickly realized. Out of the cup, out of the Champions League and beat out by City! Aagghh! Lol sorry, good for you though, I believe you said you're a City fan. I like United and Liverpool. Great we'll earned season, but I think if Nagelsmann hadn't been canned, I think Bayern was taking home all 3. Great video! Oh yeah! He is Germany's coach NOW! I hope he can bring them back!
I’m shocked teams haven’t seen first hand how you need to stick with a manager and give him control. Klopp. Arteta. Even Nagelsman at his previous clubs. Find a manager. Implement his system. And hold on when it’s not the best results. The dominating teams in almost every sport work this way.
Prime example Pep for Man City
Yep. As a Bayern fan, this is one of the biggest flaw of the whole management. The team changing coaches like if they are underwear.
The primary issue is Squad Quality. Which has become more mediocre over time.
After all; a team like Bayern Munich should be keeping Lewandowski and signing Haaland. Instead they have lost the former & failed to sign the latter.
Ultimately, the Bayern Munich Board only have themselves to blame for choosing to not outspend the Top 7 clubs, despite making as much money as Manchester United per year.
How Bayern Munich Almost Ruined their season
This should be pinned 😂
You always upload at the perfect time my guy, thank you.
You cannot even begin to understand how much I'm enjoying this video 😆
I absolutely loved the matches today as well, well done Bayern
7:38 Kovac was Bayern coach for 16 month, not 6 (winning the double in his first season).
3 days later… Dortmund bottled it
I said upon his appointment that Tuchel wont last long at Bayern Munich. People forget how terrible Chelsea were towards the end of his tenure. He seems to have lost the magic touch. Also, you cant underestimate the loss of Lewandowski despite how many people try and play it down. His guaranteed goals made such a difference
Also Alfie
Could you possibly help explain the Ivan Toney situation with him getting banned and how is justifiable that he gets banned for gambling while almost every Prem club has a gambling company as a sponsor
I think the problem was that as a player, he himself could interfere and change the results of what is being gambled upon, no?
@@megamonster1234 Exactly that's the problem. He could have bet on his team and him playing influences the results which is extremely corrupt
The Premier League will ban shirt-front betting sponsors in 3 years but as someone above said, players cannot bet on football because they are active actors in the sport and can influence the results.
It can be seen as a form of insider trading.
To be clear, the problem wasn't that Toney was gambling - he's not the first player to fall victim to gambling addiction. The problem is that he was gambling on football matches specifically, which as the other comments have noted, presents a clear and obvious conflict of interest.
What a joke for Alfie to post this video before this season Bundesliga is over. Bayern won while BVB could only draw on the last day which saw Bayern won the Meisterschale for the 13th time.
Well, apparently Kahn and Salihamidzic were just sacked so I guess a lot in this video still stands.
I enjoyed it! Great video
As much praise Thomas Tuchel has been given for winning the Champions League with Chelsea (and reaching another final the year before with PSG), let's not forget that each of his coaching stints has ended after a fallout with either the players, his assistant coaches or the executives. It will only be a matter of time before he gets himself in odds with the head honchos of the club, the players or even the fans (who might as well suspect Tuchel being a Dortmund agent sent out on destroying Bayern from within as a revenge for poaching Mario Götze, Robert Lewandowski and Matts Hummels all those years ago). And at this point other clubs may be hesitant to even hire Tuchel considering his track record on his CV. On the other hand Kahn and Salimhadzic share the bulk of the blame as well - Hansi Flick quit because of them. They are indeed Bayern legends, but are terrible executives and by the looks of it they might be the architects of Bayern's downfall.
yeah, he is not a bad coach but thomas always follows the smell of money. bayern bosses wanted to gamble high and they found the perfect coach for it. plan to potentially get a statue of themself at the säbener straße ,-) iam glad that did not happened XD
This report is perfect and 100% correct! Well done!
Should never have sacked naglesmann. Also failing to replace Lewandowski has ruined them, Chuopo Moting has been okay but if they want to stay on top then they need a proven world class striker. Kane would’ve been perfect
This aged badly...
Aged like milk, indeed.
Nagelsman has been at Bayern for 30 years in my FM22 save. He’s won 24 Bundesligas and 5 CL 🥴🥴
Not enough for (real) Bayern though!😉
Letting Alaba leave on a free, selling Lewa and leaving Thiago and not taking any action to sign adequate fresh players to compensate these departures are failures that have to be accounted to Brazzo.
To sack Nagelsmann was the wrong and far too easy way out. This crisis is homemade and Kahn and Brazzo should take accountability for these factors.
New video idea: How Borussia Dortmund SAVED Bayern's Season
That's Oliver Kahn and the boards' fault. At a crucial stage in their season, Bayern Munich had a chance to win all 3 trophies but what did they decide to do, sack Julian Nagelsmann because they felt like they couldn't compete for the trophies that they wanted and since Thomas Tuchel one of the best managers in the world was available for a job, Bayern Munich didn't wanna miss out on another opportunity to get Tuchel. That decision backfired because from a potential treble, Bayern Munich run the risk of having their first trophyless season in 11 years. Oliver Kahn can look back at this decision as the one that backfired and ruined Bayern Munich's season because many feel like had Nagelsmann still been in charge they would get at least 2 trophies a minimum for them. The way he was sacked was unprofessional because he didn't hear about the news when he was on a skiing trip during the international break, he wasn't informed that he would be fired. Serves Bayern Munich right for sacking Julian Nagelsmann at the most important period of the season and now they might finish the season emptyhanded.
Dortmund - allow me to introduce myself
(Here after they choked )
This aged well
I lold when you put a pic of luke shaw up when you said "surely" 😂
Alfie bottled the prediction 😅
Bayern won the league again. For the 11th time in a row. Sorry to let you know this
Honestly, I think that Nagelsmann's sacking will prove the worst decision in recent Bayern history. There's much more to the story than just the simple fact he got sacked despite still fighting for all the titles. Because of the way Julian got sacked and the lack of progress under Tuchel so far, there are several key players who are "worried about their and Bayern's future", such as Kimmich. While a year ago it sounded crazy to think that Joshua might go somewhere else, now it's clearly a possibility. I wouldn't be surprised if Bayern loses a few of their team leaders in the near future, with a possibility of no silverware on the international stage in the next decade or so. All because of the incompetence of the club's board. And what's even worse, I don't think there will be any changes/sackings there, these people's egos wouldn't survive admitting that they made a mistake. Coming from someone who fully supports the club and its decisions since 2007, it's just painful to watch what is happening at Bayern recently.
2007?
Then you must remember the Klinsmann experiment. I think this was even a bigger fail.
The 5:1 against Wolfsburg was a far greater humiliation than everything they've experienced this season!
Tuchel will fix things long term. Maybe he has already started to shake things up behind the scenes and some of the «spoiled» players are reacting negatively. Long term it is good to identify these players and get them out. Which I back Tuchel to do more than Nagelsmann. It is now a case of «one step backwards to take two steps forwards»
Could you do a video on a combined 11 of the best players outside Europes top 5 leagues?
Probably should have had some patience making this video no? Anyway a shame that bvb bottled it.
YeH I didn’t watch this video and I’m Here now to see the age in it.
Sacking their manager when Bayern were still in contention for 3 trophies was certainly not the smartest move the club has ever made
Tbf JN isn't doing all that well, if you actually follow Bayern you know that they have many draws which shouldn't have happened. While yeah Tuchel had been a bad signing for Bayern this season, but JN wouldn't make it any better either
spurssack mourinho before cup final to make trophyless legacy is spursy and worse
Well done Bro. Greets from Germany.
Well Oliver Khan and Brazzo has been sacked by Bayern, good news for Bayern fans I guess.
At the risk of sounding like Balham or the Indonesia guy, I’m looking forward to the Raków Częstochowa 🇵🇱 video. It became a meme showing that Raków won the Ekstraklasa with a 5,500 capacity stadium, while Lechia Gdańsk were relegated with a shiny Euro 2012 42,000 capacity stadium.
4:00 AC Milan have 7, and Liverpool have 6 as well.
I am from germany, but I am not a fan of a specific club. My favorite sport isn't even football. But I do watch it from time to time, and follow what is going on without going on in the grand scheme of things.
Bayern is dominating, yes. That is true, and the club is rather disliked by most fans that aren't fans of it. According to many, they just buy players off different clubs to weaken them. I won't disagree that this happens, what I will say is that every club does it to "smaller" clubs. Like it or not, that is how the sport works for the most part. Some players also want to go to bigger clubs for a chance to improve their careers. The other reason is that most people seem to think that Bayern gets special treatment (for example letting games play longer to let them get an equalizer or winning goal) - I will say that I think alot of the big players get some sort of special treatment from refs, at least it often feels like it, that is nothing new in the sport. In terms of other stats in games, I once saw a statistic that actually disproved some of the arguments. They often win because they have a very stacked roster, I'd say, but even I can't argue that their winning streak of now 11 titles (I think it is, right?) feels a bit much. In those seasons where other teams would have a shot at winning (like the last one) somehow they manage to fuck it up themselfs.
There have also been persons in Bayern that I personally don't like but somehow respect. You can't argue that there are some people in the club (like Hoeneß for example or Rummenigge) who clearly know what they are doing and brought the club to where it is today, they (and others) established this dominance. Like them or not, but you can't really argue that they had the skills and knowledge to get it done. In contrast, especially last season Brazzo and Kahn dropped the ball several times.
Honestly, it felt like Bayern was so used to winning pretty much untouched that they lost their collective minds when faced with a little bit more adversity than usual
Lmao, change the thumbnail!!! 😂😂😂
This aged like milk
absolutely fantastic yet again 👏🏼
now they have the Bundesliga title tho. I really wanted Dortmund to win that
Rip to our hopes of BVB winning the bundeskiga
Aged horribly
This aged well.
One of the worst bayern sides ever and they still won the league. It doesn't matter. None of this matters. We are never going to see a new champion
Well this video has aged well 😂
Bayern won the Bundesliga, this has aged badly 😒
They're actually the 2nd most successful team in UCL history, not 3rd. Yes AC Milan has one more title than them, but in terms of consistency and competition statistics AC Milan do not even come close to Bayern. Milan's UCL statistics are quite pathetic compared to Bayern's.
Milan indeed had missed out the Champions League for 7 years between 2014 and 2021, before reaching the semifinal this year.
On the other hand, Bayern Munich had always played in the Champions League and even reached at least the semifinals in 5 different occasions.
It's funny how the circumstances in which Tuchel and Naglesmann were fired from their clubs were so similar, and to make the irony even funnier, Tuchel himself not improving things in Bayern once he got the job.
Thoroughly enjoyed it. Club image, control, lifestyle choices, coaches' ever revolving door, management competency, sponsorship, issues between club and national team, managing big ego players, budgets and players' replacement. Touched on just about everything.
It will be interesting to see how TT fares at BM, his style of play, pace of game, level of possession, developing and integrating younger players. His management, team, player and media communication skills,
At least we got the legue title
And guess who won the title for the 11th year in a row now?
I hereby wish to congratulate Mainz for officially being considered Kingslayers
Oh Dortmund bottled it :(
Ffs dortmund are definitely bottling it now
As a chelsea fan I cant even defend TT much other than saying its difficult to go into a team mid season without your own transfer window
Ever since end of last season tuchel has decline hard. Big fall from grace.
Alfie killing it as usual
But they are already Bundesliga Champion again...
Nagelsmann got the sack not because of the lack of results, but because the football that such a talent team was playing was absolutely horrible. He had lost the dressing room and managed the season terribly, having the peak in November instead of April. And everything is made worse by the fact that he was the only coach since Van Gaal to be given full autonomy. We expected a lot, but in the end watching Bayern brought no more emotions to the fans. He brought the small club mentality to Bayern. The second one to do so after Kovac (see what happened to the same team when he was sacked and Hansi took over)
2:01 Stupid decision, now they might not win anything, like, even if City may have knocked them out of Champions league anyway, they still had 13 rounds in the Bundesliga and the DFB-Pokal to win it. The other bad decision of the board was being unable to find replacements for Robert Lewandoski, Alaba, and Manuel Neuer.
a documentary of Borussia Dortmund and how they were extremely close to bankruptcy in 2002 time and how Bayern had to save them. The extreme difficulties the club has had to manage within to get back to where they are #thepeopleschannel
They just won the league 😭😭😭😭.
This was a FC Hollywood masterclass we got this year. Big up to Oliver Khan and Brazzo doing an incredible job behind the scenes lmao.
and they got sacked the day of the win too LMAO