The SCAPEGOAT, or unacceptable? | Tuchel, Bayern’s dip & a VICTIM of success
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
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Bayern Munich are having a tough time again, just as they did last season. Or at least, that’s what 11 consecutive Bundesliga titles would condition you to believe. In reality, are they really struggling as much as their fans and some pundits would have you believe? And does the shadow of yet another Uli Hoeneß managerial dismissal deserve to be haunting Thomas Tuchel.
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Intro: 00:00
How we got here: 02:55
Fresh start: 04:38
Reasonable criticism?: 09:13
Outro: 15:11 
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nagelsmann should’ve never been sacked
Thing is he would have been sacked at the end last season anyway.
@@taliamason7986True but I think they should have stuck to that plan and then properly planned for the next stages. Them rushing for Tuchel always felt rushed, like a panic appointment. Coz he's still a fantastic manager, but just doesn't seem like the right fit and right time for where Bayern are in their project.
Will be interesting to see how all this plays out in the end. Coz I reckon Bayern will eventually win with Tuchel but I think it will come at a cost, kinda like what we see with Conte and Mourinho teams where they win but then everything ends in chaos after the winning lol
@@taliamason7986 How? Sacking Nagelsmann is what got them knocked out of the Pokal and with him in charge they would've definitely performed better against City and would've most likely advanced. They went for Tuchel out of panic of another club would get him, look how that turned out.
@@kuromori6200It doesn't matter if they would have won the treble. The hierarchy at that club had always planned to remove Nagelsmann at the end of the last season not because of results but primarily because of the way he was conducting himself that to them wasn't seen befitting to manage such a club. Basically they expect their Managers to behave and conduct themselves in a certain way that aligns with their traditions which you could rightly and fairly point out is a little bit outdated nowadays especially with most young promising upcoming Managers in Europe.
@@taliamason7986 Wow, that's depressing.
2 losses, 2 draws
Not that bad, I think.
Only problem is Leverkusen is unbelievably good this season.
And the gap is now 2 points. Leverkusen may well win the League, but there's a possibility they won't. Bayern know how to win the League
Honestly for all the criticism that Bayern gets for being second to Leverkusen, look at the insane run of games Leverkusen has put up. They're the only undefeated team in the top 5 leagues, and that's with just 3 draws out of 18 games, giving them an 83% win rate. Even the Arsenal Invincible season only had a 68% win rate. Even PSG with zero competition in the farmer's league don't have a win rate as good as Leverkusen (72%). Bayern isn't doing that badly, Leverkusen is just playing so well that it makes them look worse by comparison. Sure Bayern might not be playing the most attractive and convincing football in the world, but you can't really say they're "bottling" the league either when their opponent is quite literally invincible.
This man speaks the truth!
This is the only correct answer
You guys need to calm down about the leverkusen being first, Bayern is only 2 points behind them and Leverkusen hasn’t even lost a single game and yet Bayern is still competing like they never lost either, it’s like last year where dortmund was also winning by like 5 points then they bottled the league so don’t say that Bayern is gonna lose yet
if they didn't get a lucky penalty at the end of the game bayern even would be ahead of leverkusen.
As a Bayern fan I’ve almost tuned out completely. Not to say Tuchel is to blame for everything but the past year has felt like a classic “don’t fix it if it’s not broken” and they went ahead and broke it.
If this is what it took for you to tune out, I wonder how you’d do as an Arsenal fan. Tuning out didn’t help it still hurts lol
A Great Fan you are.👏
WTF is your problem? A fan can tune out if he or she wants. There are different levels of fanship. You go on being a die hard if that is what works for you, but let others be.
Mate, you’ve won 14 of 18 league matches, are on pace to pick up 21 more points this year than you did last. Didn’t lose a champions league group stage match, again, and would be runaway title winners if this team simply didn’t have to deal with a still undefeated Leverkusen. Many fans have stuck with their clubs through much worse. I woke up at 9 AM every Saturday last year to watch Leicester get relegated, and despite my time difference, I didn’t miss a game. If you think scoring 2.4 points per game in the Bundesliga is something that’s deserving of losing your fandom, you really should check at see why you even watch this sport.
You wanna be a Chelsea fan pal. You'll suddenly realize how criminally you've devalued that turn of phrase lmao
Hey Adrian, Bayern member here living outside of Munich here. Great take on the Tuchel situation. We have definitely been spoiled the last 11 years, which is why our demands are so high. I believe Tuchel is a great coach and should receive more trust from the board (wants a holding 6 and gets Dier…DIER). It’ll be interesting to see how they play tonight and in the coming weeks. The board ask for continuity but can’t help but pull the trigger on managers quickly these past couple of years. Of course I want to win the Bundesliga again this season but if we’re being honest, Leverkusen has played the best football and look like they could definitely win the league this season. Pack ma’s ihr roten ❤
It was a horrible game. Somedays I feel like Tuchel is de luckiest man alive.
You should make a video abut Sevilla crisis and how they went from title race in 2021. to relegation fighters in 2 back to back seasons
It's probably just the end of an era. They've been so dominant for the last fifteen years but there will always be a moment where you just can't keep that up anymore. This is because indeed players get complacent, the wrong manager might take over, a change in leadership within the club, another club raising the bar, etc. For Bayern, after eleven title wins in a row and a treble, it's just time.
nah, Leverkusen can also loose, the last matches were really close. In the end Bayern will just win it all again
People say this every year when any club in Germany finally competes with Bayern München. They said it when Wolfsbug won, they said it when Schalke had an impressive run, they said it when Dortmuns was the big number 2 and now they say it again with Bayer Leverkusen. In my opinion the Bundesliga will always be dominated by Bayern München hence this league will never be on a level with other top European leagues. Its not the lack of quality or money, ot the 50+ rule, its the fact that you know before the start of the season who will win it. In Italy and Spain you have a much more competitive field of title contenders.
It's not 15 years it ist 50 years.
tuchel isnt fully to blame but he isnt blameless either. everyone involved in the club is screwing up. 70% of the players are playing with no passion, tuchel has them playing boring football that despite being ugly was still working and getting results. now opponents have figured it out. most of all though, the board are to blame; refusing to bring in players that we are desperate for like an out and out dm as well as sending stani and pavard away with no backups
German football in general lost passion the national team alone shows how soulless German football is these days
@@cisco9281 Its basically a problem in Germany as a whole. The national team represents the country much better than it should
Tuchel was never a fit for bayern. Nagelsmann was perfect he just needed a top tier striker
Tuchel was very good with Chelsea even in the 2nd season. Chelsea finished 3rd with Lukaku as the striker and James, Chilwell and Kante were out for most of the season. Not to mention the chaos around the club at that time due to the Russia-Ukraine war. I genuinely believe had Tuchel been given more time at Chelsea, they would have become title-challengers.
Also, personally i prefer result-based football over style-based which aint winning anything. Not everyone can be Pep. Even Zidane's RM played result-based football which led them to the greatest achievement in club sports' history: 3 consecutive Champions League titles.
Just like lampard
The thing is Zidane had a very good Madrid team and be honest ;being in the top 3 in laliga was never in doubt for them, they could play their bench and still finish in the top4
If you really believe in results based football get yourself a Jose mourinho
Another thing, and this is just my guess, it seems to me that Tuchel isn't as interested in the Bayern job. He kinda seems like he's going with the flow because it his job. At Chelsea, he seemed like he wanted to be there and enjoyed. I think this could be more to do with Bayern going through a rough period and I guess it could be football's boredness with German football being a one team for 11 years. Just my 2 cents.
Bayern fan as well… the Tuchel style lacks the ruthless verticality that Bayern fans appreciate and the football is boring to watch mostly. Also, Tuchel publicly knocks talented players and can’t seem to get a system where Kane actually gets passes. It’s frustrating; the individual talent on the team is immense but Tuchel needs to go. I actually don’t mind losing the table to Leverkusen because they more than deserve to be there. What will bother me is getting our asses handed to us by City or Real in the UCL. Hoping for Xabi this summer 🇩🇪
Hey and your videos are insightful, well researched and very entertaining so thank you!
I’m a massive Bayern fan. The truth is Nags never should have been sacked. Mid season no less, shameful. Tuchel is a fine coach but does not fit with this squad if that isn’t obvious enough. His tactics have been dreadful and his choice of lineup has been questionable. Never seen so many boring, uninspired games in a row from Bayern. Has to be sacked imo.
nagelsmann had to be sacked its just the timing was the worst they could have picked.
@@pigbenis4124 why did he have to be sacked? Perfect CL season, was 2nd in the league like 1-2 points from first, still in Pokal. He also did this without Kane, Kim and but with Chupo… for me he was young, brilliant and brought back some flair. It’s hard to even watch a game these days, almost never have a convincing performanc.
The decline of the players quality, the poor recruitment of certain positions (i.e. the midfield), and couching chair turning into an ejection seat are certainly good examples of how to not run a club that won the triple 4 years ago.
5:04 Bayern Munich didn't end the Champions League group stage with 6 out of 6 wins this season. They couldn't beat FC Copenhagen at home (0-0 draw).
As a Bayern fan, this feels like all the issues from last season coming home to roost. All things considered, Bayern should not have won last year. Dortmund had it and choked. But this year the squad just feels lackidasical and the lineups Tuchel is putting out are uninspired.
I dont see Leverkusen dropping any games from here on out, and it seems like a foregone conclusion theyre going to win the league from where I'm standing. I just hope we can regroup and take back the crown next season. If we keep this up its dark days ahead.
Hey Adrian, great video as always! Bayern fan here that feels like giving his perspective as well, lol. So first, I want to go to the Nagelsmann sacking and how I personally think that was a big catalyst for everything going on at Bayern. Brazzo and Oliver Kahn clearly had a plan in mind, and Julian Nagelsmann did not fit that plan. Whether they did not like his style of football, whether it was the alleged strained relationships JN had with some of the senior players in the squad (among them allegedly Manuel Neuer and Robert Lewandowski). To go after Thomas Tuchel simply because they were worried about losing the treble was insanity, and Kahn and Brazzo paid for it with their jobs of course, as they should have. I always believed that JN could have been a Wenger like figure for Bayern, or a Pep at Man City, always adjusting and changing his style to fit new trends in football, and making his own. I would definitely agree that Tuchel's style has not been the attractive style of football that Bayern fans have come to expect over the last 10, almost 20 years since Louis Van Gaal became manager.
In general, I think the quote by Honigstein does fit the mentality at Bayern currently. Let's be honest, Dortmund have kind of choked away any challenge to Bayern recently, and clubs like RB Leipzig have played their best when Bayern had their strongest squads. I would also argue that certain players have also become complacent, and for some of them I don't even really blame them. When you have won a treble like Goretzka, Kimmich, Davies, Muller, Neuer, Coman, etc. how do you keep that competitive spirit up when you already climbed the mountain? I can certainly understand that. Especially for players like Neuer and Muller who have won TWO trebles!!
I also think the general craziness and obsession with winning has cost Bayern and has effected the players. After JN was sacked, player like Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka were allegedly very shocked to learn JN had been let go. Add that to Brazzo and Kahn leaving at the end of the season and the retired Uli Hoeness and Karl-Heinz Rumenigge returning to the club, other front office guys like Christopher Freund coming in as sporting director, Max Eberl likely soon coming to the club, Bayern have been a club in flux. KHR and Hoeness had one style, Brazzo and Kahn had another. Now Uli and KHR are back and have their style in again and seem to be hoping people like Eberl and Freund can take over the club. I have to imagine this turnover and change in philosophy effects the players. I think an underrated factor effecting Bayern's play is also just how frequently they have changed managers. Take a look at Joshua Kimmich for example. This is his 9th season at Bayern. His first was 2015-16. If you count the one game Willy Sagnol was caretaker of the club after Carlo Ancelotti was fired, he has had 8 managers. So realistically, one game can't do too much, so we'll call it 7. How exactly as a player are you supposed to feel comfortable in a system, know the ins-and-outs of it, etc. if every other season you have a new coach? That is why I was so optimistic about JN, because I felt he was the long-term solution for Bayern. Ultimately, I think as I said earlier and as you brilliantly used it as an example Adrian, the Honigstein quote is so perfect. I obviously hope Bayern with the Bundesliga every year and every other competition, but to be honest I wouldn't mind if they lost it, especially if it forced them to look in the mirror and ask what they are doing, and hopefully they realize they need to bring someone in that can be a long-term solution for Bayern (Praying it would be Xabi Alonso)!! and to stick to that managers plan, while also continuing to build up the youth program because Bayern cannot financially compete with the English clubs, PSG, etc. (which, for additional detail, is also one of the specialties Christopher Freund was supposed to be brought in for).
Thanks for the great videos Adrian, and Mia San Mia!
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I don't understand why people are so critical of Bayern. Leverkusen are unbeaten at the moment. As a Bayern fan, I would be happy if we won the Champions League but lost the Bundesliga to a team that went invincible.
And Tuchel is still being left in charge of transfers 😂 😂 😂
Considering how „bad“ Bayern are and Leverkusen doing so well it’s amazing that they are only 4 points behind them. I feel Leverkusen will bottle it in the final stages of the season.
Pavard REALLY wanted to leave, not allowing him to wouldn't have worked I guess. With Stanisic Tuchel said he didn't know at the time but I guess it was somebody like Hoeneß messing with the transfer.
Correction: Freund took over AFTER the summer transfer window! Tuchel was more involved than a manager ever was at Bayern during the summer transfer window. This is something he does not like as he prefers to be on the pitch as a coach rather than a manager. A recurring story in his career as he had similar issues at PSG and Chelsea.
It all starts with the leadership at the top
the problem comparing neglesmann result with tuchel
is bayern neglesmann has no quality center forward like kane
half of the season they played choppo moting
I think it was just a time coming, that Bayern would eventually slow down and lose the league, they've won it like what 11 years in a row now?
Personally, in my opinion it isn't the fails of Bayern that is the cause of this but the Bayer Leverkusen team that has gone unbeaten & its January.
Hey Adrian, just one point that I think you got a bit confused, Freund arrived only in September, so he wasn't around during the summer transfer window. And, about the right back, Kimmich don't want to play at right-back unfortunetly, so we left with Laimer and now, thanks God, Boey, and to be fair the numbers on midfield options are also low...
Bayern need some 2019-20 Hansi Flick form if they want to beat Maybekusen!
Tuchel is a good manager only when the teams are struggling... Not when teams have a identity and are the strongest
Tuchel and Kai been thriving off of that Chelsea champions league win
Blue dream instrumental in the beginning>
I don't see how being a bayern fan is fun at all, it is literally like playing a game on easy and win regardless. International, they are more entertaining, as they get more competition.
You gave a shout out to FC Porto. That felt nice. 😉 Abraço azul e branco!
What did the Joker Tuchel achieve since taking over . Last year League was won because Dortmund was pathetic themselves .
Bayern should honestly bring back Flick he was so good at Bayern
He really was, he was the perfect manager for them
And now after the Union game, we have 2 new missing players...This way we wont be consistent in our play for another month or two.
We have way to many gaps in positions, and lack players.
We change way to many styles because we have no other choice.
And I bet its a pain in the ass for Touchel and everyone else. But pointing fingers on the coach wont make it better because the reality is different.
Will be a rough patch, but we will get trough of it.
And also its not like we lack of possession or chances.
But its enough to give away one ball, and it can go all against us.
And way to many individual mistakes are made by the top players. Way to many wrong balls, wrong passes, wrong touches.
The pressure is just builds on them.
I really enjoyed your well-pondered ideas! In football, we tend to blame the manager for everything. I think the board is clearly putting Tuchel as a scapegoat when they are not backing Tuchel to bring his players (Kane, Guerreiro and Kim in; Mane, Pavard, Hernandez, Cancelo, Stanisic out, let alone de Ligt and Gnabry's injuries). They're not spending for a coach who's leaving in the end of the season.
I don't think you can play in a high-press marking, rolling over your opponent when you have less than 8 players in the bench in half of the season.
I also find hard to believe that Flick, Nagelsmann and Tuchel are to blame in Bayern and Germany, but the players are spared. Who's the next manager to deal with Sané's inconsistency or a spoiled Kimmich?
Just shos how Arsenal lose Xhaka and are struggling in that part of the pitch yet Bayer are up there
Bayern just not used to competition and it shows😂 chelsea would kill for this type of season bayern on😂
It would be kind of poetic that Kane's first season at bayern would also be the one they win nothing
Dier was not signed as a 6. He was picked up as a backup option for our shallow defense.
Kim and Mazraoui with their country teams
Stani loaned to Leverkusen
Buchmann still out injured
Sarr still out injured
De Ligt just barely back from injury
Now Upa AND Laimer with injuries
Our regular back line is Davies and De Ligt. Now Dier. Throw in Krätzig maybe Guerreio, Kimmich, or Goretzka and now it's kind of taped up.
Kind of a nice feeling seeing Bayern not completely dominate everything, not going to lie. Secret st Pauli report, the boys in brown regained the top of the league, the possibility of seeing them on-top tier football next season getting closer, and also potentially a rabona tv video???
Oh! And by the way, we are still on the running for the Pokal, unlike other teams...
You know I will!
@@RabonaTV can't wait...
how are they playing bad football yet in the running for a most goals in a season record
Flick is the medicine we need
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It is very simple. The players are complacent, spoiled, and have to much say…. They are so used of winning , that they are not hungry anymore. It shows when you watch them on the pitch. I think a bad season for us would be good at this point. Take two steps back to take three forward. That might bring the players down to earth…. Lastly, don’t count Lazio out
He’s pushing out our favorite players and destroying the tactics that best utilize purposefully to make them look bad.
There is a god and, unfortunately, they hate Harry Kane
One thing that firmly is Tuchel's fault is his inability to see Joshua Kimmich as a 6 when the likes of Nagelsmann, Flick, Heynckes, and I believe even Pep in his last season in charge when he started giving him some game time all very much saw him playing as a holding midfielder.
Xabi Alonso is without a doubt the best manager in the world atm
Xavi Alonso is cooking
Tuchel is doing fine, he's a great manager and would win anywhere he goes. Same is true for Nagelsmann, who's sacking was ridiculous. Sometimes teams have an amazing season that makes you look a bit worse, and thats all this season is. This story, from last season, is just another example of rich clubs (thats owners and fans) panicking over the smallest thing and burning their house down accidentally in the process.
With Chelsea being the exception, any period of success coincides with longevity. Klopp failed to win anything at Liverpool in hilarious fashion for years until the spending hit peak madness. Ferguson, we know that story already. And Cruijff had two seasons of nothing (no the cup winners' cup doesn't count) before winning anything. Van Gaal had the greatest Ajax tenure (imo) of all time, but it took him 3 years to win the league.
Rich clubs are losing their minds, with owners panicking over temporary stock prices and fans worrying about people laughing at their club on the internet. Everybody needs to relax and actually enjoy football.
Tuchel looks like a leopard seal while screaming.
Bayern recruitment has been odd for a couple of seasons, but they will be fine. Seems odd that the club isn’t recruiting Wirtz and allowed Haaland to go to City with little fuss.
I’ve said it’s not necessary Bayern overly underperforming, just Lever going red hot at an unrealistic pace.
And still, with Lever drawing last week, Bayern controls their own fate. Beat them and they’re first again.
I misheard "Bayern fans who find poor play hard to comprehend" as "Bayern fans who find foreplay hard to comprehend". Might want to enunciate a bit mate, because I'm now concerned about my state of mind
Guys fc bayern didn't score at allianz arena in buli since 4 years before werder.
4 YEARS
More then 48 months. And everyone acts like its armageddon.
So now you have an idea of the status and the expectations, which fcb has in germany and europe. If you ask the fans and the criticans, they are not allowed to lose. Never. Ever.
Thomas Tuchel have always been overrated that champions league win with Chelsea was just pure luck
Bayer wasn’t eliminated by Freiburg they were eliminated by Saarbrücken (3rd Bundesliga)
We were talking about last season in that moment.😉
Let's face it: the only thing making sense for Bayern is to sign Alonso, before any other club can and also accept that Leverkusen has the better tactics and the better squad.
The other option is Alonso sign with another club, so Bayern has to sign Leverkusen players instead.
Neither Nagelsman at Bayern or Tuchel at Chelsea should've been sacked
i just think Tuchel's football is boring and not pleasing for the eyes.
Grabs popcorn 🍿😁❤
I always thought Adrian would make a good therapist
Harry kane not winning a tile is inevitable.
I am still convinced Bayern snatched Tuchel because they envisioned Real Madrid to be too powerful with Tuchel
I don't see anyone else to blame but Kane 😅
It's poetic that Harry Kane goes from Spurs and never winning trophies to Bayern Munich and team that always wins trophies and turns them into Bayern Spurs.
It's a Kane thing
being early feels so wrong usually I get here when the funny comments have like 50+ likes. Anyways great vid as always
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Wait, wait, wait, in English you say "Thorn in the Foot"? In German we say "Thorn in the Eye"
I guess a thorn is annoying anywhere
I really don't understand why they signed ERIC DIER of all people instead of going back for Palhinha or any other proper CDM really
because they wanted to raise palhinhas prize to a ridicilous amount and he isn't worth that.
Rather play with a young talent like Pavlovic than paying 80 or 100 million.
German football just doesn't feel "german" anymore. However, it only a 3 point diff. Let's not get carried away.
Bayern this season are not 6/6 in the Champions League: they drew Copenhagen at home 0-0 on Matchday 5.
Bayern last year ar the same time had 7 points less. They are obviously better than last season. Only Leverkusen is just really having an insane season.
Before Florian Wirtz had his ACL injury, leverkusen was top of the league. Now it's the same again. If Wirtz goes to bayern or leaves the Bundesliga in the summer, bayern will be in top again. I think, thats all it is
Is Wirtz the only reason Leverkusen are good? As a Liverpool fan, we're about to try to hire a new manager and Xabi Alonso seems to be the prime candidate. Did he just luck into a job where he had a team capable of winning the league but was just underperforming for a bit? You know, Xabi comes in with his smile and impeccable dress sense, knocks a few 50 yard passes on the training pitch, and the squad is transformed..
@@paulie-g He is not the only reason, but I think the Main reason.
Two seasons ago Leverkusen was also on top and title candidate. Then Wirtz Tore His ACL and Leverkusen lost track. Next season without Wirtz, Leverkusen was even 18th in the League. Yes, Alonso was hired, but the big turnaround came when Wirtz made His Comeback.
Not saying, that Leverkusen would be a Bad Team without him, but I definitely believe, they wouldn't be on top.
@@tobiass3540 What's your view on how much Xabi Alonso has to do with Leverkusen's performance? I'm a Liverpool fan and we, as you probably know, are about to have a managerial vacancy and, once we stop crying, will need to appoint someone
@@paulie-g xabi Alonso does a great Job and definitely contributes. He reaches the Players, and they are defensively rock solid. So I'd say He is a good Coach, as far as I can Tell.
The reason I think Leverkusen wouldn't be on top without Wirtz ( they would still be candidates to qualify for the CL), is what I mentioned before. Wirtz as their number 10 obviously has a huge Impact on the Game, which you also See, when he doesnt Play. There definitely isna difference.
Alonso is a good Coach. If He becomes the next Pep, remains to be Seen. Leverkusen Had the 3rd Most valuable Team in the Bundesliga when he took them over and they were in the title race and finsihed 3rd in the League after having a bad second half of the season, so it's not like he just transformed a mediocre team. Leverkusen is expected to be top 4 of the league more or less every season.
I think Alonso is doing a good Job and I don't See a reason, why He shouldnt be successful at any other Club. But I also do believe that Wirtz is the real Game changer this season and perhaps the best number 10 in world Football rn
@@tobiass3540 Thank you very much for your input. The interesting thing about this is that the #10 is widely perceived to be 'dead' as a position in modern football. Clearly Alonso is taking advantage of the outstanding player at his disposal. I wonder how much of that is adaptation vs the way he genuinely wants to play. Because an orthodox #10 is going to get demolished in England.
Yes, I've found the "he took over at Leverkusen when they were 17th and now they're top of the league" a bit.. misleading. It's true inasmuch as those are the facts, but it sort of elides the fact Leverkusen were an individually talented side, but were being managed badly (probably just a poor fit) and didn't have a proper achievement culture.
I see it this way: the team was not perfect under Nagelsmann but there was a promise of a "long term project" that I was bought into. Results did not need to be perfect if we were building for what was the 2025 CL in Munich. But Tuchel is not that long term project and had not made the team better, if anything it feels worse both in terms of the eye test and the feeling around the club, granted his results have not been terrible if you think about it. But the big thing is I think Tuchel is not a fit at Bayern and is slowly sinking and taking players out with him ie his fights with De Ligt, Kimmich, Davies, Goretzka, Muller, etc etc. I do think it would of been best if Nagelsmann never left but that is in the past atm Tuchel must be sacked just to salvage not the season but the atmosphere and the players for the next season. Would love to see Hansi till the end of the season just to ride the ship and see where we are
Will Kane ever win a trophy?
Bayern sounds like Juve from a few years ago
Conclusion - Kane will go trophyless one more season
You can take the man out of Spurs, but you cannot take the Spurs out of the man.
You can take the man out of Tottenham but you can’t take the Tottenham out of the man. Kane, never change man 😂
Bayer will beat Munich both when they face each other and in the league, with or without Boniface in the lineup from injury
Kane.
It would be grand for Neverkusen to become the champs for once but we know this drill. Bayern will sack Tuchel, bring in someone who wins them the league, and that person will be gone in 2-3 years. Rinse, repeat, Bundesliga monopoly continues.
Unless it's Flick I don't think that'll happen
@@cisco9281Klopp could do it with a hand tied behind his back, another hand holding a beer, in a lawnchair half-asleep, but he's not available until the end of the season ;)
Juventus also won undefeated under Conte
Here goes Harry's trophy 😂
The Curse of Kane is real.
I don’t see a problem. Wouldn’t it be good for the league if another team wins the league? I mean 11 in a row. That’s too much. League is dead if Bayern wins again this year.
thank you for video i never like tuchel
You can take the man out of Spurs, but you can't take Spurs out of the man! Kane goes to the one club with guaranteed trophies and .....
Bayern went from attractive football to talibanball
tucheliban
Lazio might have a chance 😂lol
go Leverkusen!
I blame kane idc
WE the fans want Tuchel OUT !!!!!!!!!!
❤
sa li ha mitch itch
as a bvb supporter I can only celebrate bayern struggling (as if my team is in any better form haha)
but in the end we all know bayern gonna win the league again, after all is leverkusen we're talking about.
Better scam
Sack tuchel thts all
it would be so nice if someone else finally won. BL is worse than league 1.....
Leipzig and Dortmund should deserve a chance. Letting Bayern won the Bundesliga alone is a "nightmare" for German Football.