Yeah, good call.
He needs a new environment. Atleti need new energy, theyâre dead with Simeone.
Iâd like to see some od their players under Klopp, although it may have be too late for some who may have wasted ther prime years with under a falling Simeone.
Thatâs just not true.
Bayern have the fortune of playing in a league with 19 feeders clubs where players force them to include affordable buy-out clauses so that they can move to Bayern at the earliest opportunity. The ownership rules also favour Bayern massively meaning that billionaires canât come in and buy German clubs and spend money making them compete with Bayern.
When was the last time Bayern spent ÂŁ50m+ on a transfer?
We likely have more money than Bayern by virtue of the Kroenkes.
Weâre also not a mediocre club. Take a look at Bayern this season, not exactly setting anyone alight and they havenât done for several seasons now.
You are giving me reasons as to why Bayern are superior to us.
by virtue of Wenger putting this mediocre club on the map. You donât see Aston Villa & Everton making big money signings.
Mediocre is a bit much. Weâre strongly above average.
Canât really underestimate how big of a deal that is.
They casually poached RBâs coach, starting CB and captain two years ago maybe?
Who says itâs the ultimate aim. Who gave a shit about that shit tune walking onto the Emirates 5 1 down to Bayern in the second leg.
Hopefully aiming for the League and embracing the CL is everything our last SEVEN efforts werenât under a different manger.
Everton paid 50 million each for Richarlison and sigurdsson.
By virtue of a sugar daddy, not by virtue of organic revenue.
As soon as it looked like Everton wonât make money, big money signings dried up.
There is no doubt that Top 4 was the ultimate aim this season.
I want us back in the Champions League. I want those nights back. I want to hear that song as the players come out.
Win the league this season and then win the CL next season, sorted
Borussia Dortmund
Goalkeepers: Roman Weidenfeller (33); Mitchell Langerak (1) 
.
Defenders: Marcel Schmelzer (34); Ĺukasz Piszczek (33) 
; Mats Hummels (32 / 5); Neven SubotiÄ (31 / 1) 
; Felipe Santana (13) 
; Patrick Owomoyela (6); DedĂŠ (4).
Midfielders: Kevin GroĂkreutz (34 / 8); Mario GĂśtze (33 / 6); Sven Bender (31 / 1); Nuri Ĺahin (30 / 6) 
; Kuba (29 / 3) ; AntĂ´nio da Silva (22 / 1) ; Markus Feulner (6 / 1); Sebastian Kehl (6).
Forwards: Robert Lewandowski (33 / 8) ; Lucas Barrios (32 / 16) 
; Shinji Kagawa (18 / 8) 
; Mohamed Zidan (8) 
; Marco Stiepermann (4); Dimitar Rangelov (1) 
.
(league appearances and goals listed in brackets)
Manager: JĂźrgen Klopp 
In the squad but didnât play a league game: Johannes Focher; Daniel Ginczek; Marc Hornschuh; Lasse Sobiech.
Transferred out during the season: TamĂĄs Hajnal 
(loan to VfB Stuttgart); Moritz Leitner (loan to FC Augsburg); Yasin Ăztekin (loan to GençlerbirliÄi); Dimitar Rangelov (loan to Maccabi Tel Aviv).
^ Itâs absolutely wild he won the league with that squad. Youâve got guys who were hyped but never really took the next step like Kagawa, Gotze and Sahin, guys who were solid but not spectacular in Subotic, Schmelzer, Piszczek, Hummels and Bender. We know now that Lewandowski is an incredible striker but he didnât even score double figures that season.
Porno troglodyte vs Rojo Toro Zorro.
Letâs go!
We played 5-5 with them?!
Pens?!
Ohh yeah, now I remember the game, didnât remember the actual result, damnâŚ
Willock scored a worldie
Yeah, that was THE game I first though Martinelli was a sure future star⌠Still didnât fullfill the expectations set at that night (for me personally).
He played CF there I think, didnât he?
For me the Martinelli game where he burst onto the scene was at Chelsea in a 2-2 draw.
Thatâs when Chelsea were good.
A shot shy Leipzig