Quote from: Cryptmuster on Today at 08:14:49 AM

Quote from: samcoin on April 22, 2023, 09:54:22 PM

Bayern Munich seems to have real problems. They can't blame the coach when the players aren't doing well and have no interest in winning any title. I read in the news that Oliver Cahn reproved the players after the match, because it seems Bayern lost everything this season, and all that happened in the last month. They got knocked out of the DFB Cup and the Champions League this month, and the Bundesliga is moving away from them after this loss. In the coming rounds, Dortmund has great opportunity to win the title as they won't face strong teams. On the other hand, Bayern has the same situation, but this performance won't help them a lot.

Kahn's dissatisfaction is understandable, Bayern approached the end of the season very weakly and now it is quite possible that they may be left without trophies if Dortmund ends the season in the Bundesliga without losing points. I don’t know if Tuchel can be blamed for this, to some extent his fault as a coach is also present, but Negelsman was fired at a very responsible time, and it was after that Bayern suffered the biggest setbacks.

Tuchel lost as many games as Nagelmann this season, in such a short time frame.

Bayerns bosses will finally realize it wasn't the coach, it's the team that just plays bad, no matter which tactics.

This development, for me as a BVB supporter, is wonderful. Can't remember last time when Bayern had such a bad stretch.
The ball is in Dortmund's side now and all they have to do is bring the lead over the finish line. If the play as good as yesterday there is a good chance but we have seen them losing points against bad teams before. Now I see them at 60/40 to win the chip, can never feel safe or too confident with these guys, too many disappointments ver the previous years.