Quote from: Farma on Today at 05:29:55 AM

Nuri Sahin does have a close relationship with Dortmund because Nuri Sahin was once a player at the club, but seeing him as a coach is a step down from what Terzic did last season, it's not that he doesn't trust Nuri Sahin but he doesn't have the experience and beat yesterday at Thai club Phatum United conceded 4-0 without reply, and this is a bad sign, even though Frendly is not that important, this is the first match at least he has to win to convince fans that he deserves this opportunity.

If this continues without winning, it seems that Nuri Sahin will leave Dortmund quickly, but if his progress in determining strategy is faster, Nuri Sahin will get full praise, but it seems that Dortmund will lose in the competition between Leverkusen and Munich.

I have to say, being from the team matters because there are many people in the team that are still from his playing days, nto the players, but from staff, like from kit man to massause and all that, everyone matters and being from the team means that you know some people and can get help, and that includes management as well. Nuri Sahin will have the advantage, because he also managed a while now as well and did alright, which is great and I think it has to be something important to make sure that we deal with what we have.

I believe that we are going to deal with a situation that is getting quite smart, and could improve our future as well. I am not saying that we are going to deal with what we have, it is going to be basically Nuri showing the world that he can do better than last season, Dortmund didn't do amazing last season, and with Nuri they will do better. But will it be good enough to win? I do not think so, they are not good enough to win anything, which means that we may not see them get any wins at all, it could be quite troublesome, finishing third is likely. Leverkusen and Bayern will fight for the top spot, and Dortmund has third place left, I think no matter how many points they get, max they will be is third.