Munich v dortmund: (2 Viewers)

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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 23, 2013

• #1

Cracking game so far, and what noise from the crowd,

 

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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 23, 2013

• #2

Bayern go 3-0 up looking every inch europes best

 

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RoboCCFC90

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• Nov 23, 2013

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thaiskyblue said:

Cracking game so far, and what noise from the crowd,

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I have to admit the atmosphere of the games in Germany and in some other European countries is incredible, it puts the atmosphere over here at games to shame.


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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 23, 2013

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RoboCCFC90 said:

I have to admit the atmosphere of the games in Germany and in some other European countries is incredible, it puts the atmosphere over here at games to shame.


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what an atmosphere it is at Dortmund absolutely fantastic.

 

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Sutty

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• Nov 23, 2013

• #5

Thought Dortmund did well with a patched up defence. Could easily have gone a goal or two up. Bayern were always going to have a period of dominance though and they capitalised. That clinical edge is what makes them the best side in the world.

Also, Götze scoring the opener was like an incredibly lazy piece of scriptwriting.

 

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Ashdown1

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• Nov 23, 2013

• #6

It's very often called the effect of terracing in Germany !

 

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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #7

i also think much cheaper prices helps more working class fans.

 

CJ_covblaze

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #8

A couple of hundred quid for a season ticket including all Champions League and cup games. Best ran league in the world. No insolvency. That's what happens when clubs are owned by their fans.

 

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RoboCCFC90

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• Nov 24, 2013

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CJ_covblaze said:

A couple of hundred quid for a season ticket including all Champions League and cup games. Best ran league in the world. No insolvency. That's what happens when clubs are owned by their fans.

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English Football could learn a lot and it's painful to say that being that the country we could learn from is Germany.


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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #10

lots more home grown players on the field too, and they play the game at the pace of the premiership but much more skill and technique great to watch.

 

ajsccfc

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #11

The amount of creative players they produce nowadays is ridiculous. Germans are meant to be disciplined and dour, what happened to trusty stereotype?

 

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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 24, 2013

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saw a programme the other day , they held meetings about improving, Klinnsman based the the new German way of playing on the pace of the english game but with greater technique, we should have done this more than 30 years ago, i remember bobby robson saying it in the early 80's , what did the fa do ?, brought in charles hughes as director of football a big advocate of the long ball game, we are dinosaurs , the premiership does not help the national team as well.

 

ajsccfc

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #13

We're in safe hands now though, with 'knock it long' guru John Beck in the system!

 

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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 24, 2013

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ajsccfc said:

We're in safe hands now though, with 'knock it long' guru John Beck in the system!

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is he on the f.a ? cold bucket of water on them if he is.

 

ajsccfc

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #15

Yep, he's somehow been trusted with helping bring new coaches along - http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/oct/05/john-beck-fa-coaching

 

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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #16

we are a joke, i thought the f.a had finally woken up,

 

CJ_covblaze

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #17

The FA are trying to rectify the problems with St George's and hopefully it will help change things. The place is brilliant and imo well ahead of Clarefontaine. Unfortunately it's been too long in coming. They shelved it part way through construction due to the costs of building Wembley. SGP should've come first. The 6/8/10 year olds from 10 years ago would be considerably more advanced now if they had this facility.

 

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thaiskyblue

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• Nov 24, 2013

• #18

that might be true , but what i've just been told about John Beck is mental, a player i liked for us , went into managment and well lets say he made hoofroyd look like wenger.

 

covcity4life

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• Nov 25, 2013

• #19

yellow wall...sky blue wall.

we can do it?!!!!!!!(at ricoh!)