Quote from: Josefjix on Today at 12:35:36 PM

Dortmund ruined their hopes of winning the title; they had a 95% probability of beating Mainz, but they failed to score in the late hours. Bayern Munich's board of directors is not relenting with regard to obligations; they have been sacked and the club are working quickly to solve their difficulties; there is no time for excuses. The club is stringent and would thoroughly investigate any area where the club failed to improve this season. Thomas Tuchel's commitment to the club mission is unwavering, notwithstanding his failure to meet fan expectations.

It is very painful to have a golden opportunity to win the match and win the league but finally drew the game. I saw some Mainz players consoling some Dortmund players and I was touched. Mainz was defensively good that day and enjoyed a little favor from the referee. But I will always blame the Dortmund team for allowing Mainz to score two goals. Bayern should be happy that they narrowly won the Bundesliga. But the Munich management is proactive and doesn't want to struggle next season. So they have started immediately to build their team for next season. They just brought in a new coach, sacked thier CEO and another executive. I just hope that these decisions will be productive and not take the club backward like in the case of Chelsea and Tottenham.