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Quote from: KTChampions on April 02, 2024, 04:01:40 PM

"Far better"? Grin

Last season Bayern had 58 points after 27 rounds, and this season they have 60. Do you call that far better? Especially considering the fact that last season those 58 points allowed Bayern to lead, and this season with 60 points Bayern has already lost the race.
Are you confident in your adequacy? Wink

As for the Champions League, just look at what path Bayern/Atletico/Dormund will have to the final if they get there.

Bayern Munich would be finishing this season with more points than previous season that is for sure. You still cannot deny the fact that if it weren't for the extraordinary performances of Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich would have been at the top and they probably would have won the Bundesliga. And to be honest, I don't think Tuchel would have gotten sacked if they were at the top position of the Bundesliga.

I think Bayern Munich has a fair chance of beating Real Madrid and Manchester City. I still believe that this team is a world-class team who could beat any team that comes in their way if they play their best.

One of the funniest reflections on "facts" I've read Grin

Let me remind you of the real facts: before Tuchel arrived, Bayern had a chance at all three titles last season, but even that was not enough for the Bayern bosses.
This season, Tuchel shamefully lost three tournaments: the Super Cup (0-3), the German Cup (relegation from no-name), the Bundesliga long before the end of the season. He can't help but be sacked, no matter what you fancy, and even if Bayern win the Champions League, Tuchel must go.

Nowadays, people don't know the difference between facts and hypothetical. Hypothetical scenarios are often granted as facts just because they are sure the scenario wouldn't fail, even though that did not happen already. Leverkusen being unbeaten in the league is something remarkable that hypothetical scenario is not easy to apply, because that kind of run in the league didnt often happen.

Tuchel is a good coach, but he is known to have his team drop in performances occasionally. This shouldnt happen when they have to face a team with unbeaten run in a competition. I believe if Tuchel gets sacked, it's not because they failed to win the league, but it's more to do with some dramas he created and the trust among the fans.