Julian Nagelsmann

[malvolio]

where are all the german football 'experts' that were raving about how well liked flick is at bayern and how they wouldn't exchange him for other managers?

no riots outside the allianz arena in support of bumsi flick?

 

[Rory]

I half think the other clubs feed Bayern these players (particularly the german players) to make the national team stronger. Wasn't there that weird thing where someone high up in Bayern basically said if Neuer didn't start for Germany they wouldn't allow any of their players to play for the national team. Sure Ter Stegen was never going to take the spot from Neuer but to publicly state that is bizarre and shows what they're really about.

Issue for the other teams in the league is that they probably highly depend on the sort of transfer fees Bayern can pay to keep their clubs running well. Until money is more evenly distributed within a league this will keep happening.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

I half think the other clubs feed Bayern these players (particularly the german players) to make the national team stronger. Wasn't there that weird thing where someone high up in Bayern basically said if Neuer didn't start for Germany they wouldn't allow any of their players to play for the national team. Sure Ter Stegen was never going to take the spot from Neuer but to publicly state that is bizarre and shows what they're really about.

Issue for the other teams in the league is that they probably highly depend on the sort of transfer fees Bayern can pay to keep their clubs running well. Until money is more evenly distributed within a league this will keep happening.

But isn't the German league one of the most "well balanced" in terms of income? I think so.

 

[slicknick]

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Confirmed by RB Leipzig, congrats to him...A great coach, and a well-deserved upgrade

 

[slicknick]

It's probably time to start a thread since there will be increased speculation surrounding him as a future coach at Barca

DOB: 23/07/1987

Fixed it for you

 

[Yannik]

Issue for the other teams in the league is that they probably highly depend on the sort of transfer fees Bayern can pay to keep their clubs running well. Until money is more evenly distributed within a league this will keep happening.

Theres no such thing as selling to finance the club. Players that leave from these clubs were either free agents, entered last year of contract or had a release clause triggered. The clubs had little say on the matter.

 

[raskolnikov]

Theres no such thing as selling to finance the club. Players that leave from these clubs were either free agents, entered last year of contract or had a release clause triggered. The clubs had little say on the matter.

Because Bayern approach them to run out their contracts or give their clubs a small fee as compensation.

Bubdesliga teams are too soft with Bayern. You need to be more ruthless and ambitious to end their reign.
If any club comes near being a threat Bayern will take what makes them strong away.
If you dont fix that mindset and let it happen every time how will you ever really compete.

 

[Yannik]

Because Bayern approach them to run out their contracts or give their clubs a small fee as compensation.

What club doesnt do that? Barca talked half their personel at some point into tap ups, revolts and transfer requests and whatnot. This is how football works since Bosman, the only ones immune to it are rich clubs that can double wage offers to buy off release clauses or extend contracts before they reach the last year mark.. hence why I'm advocating for wage caps since years.
And most of those clubs accumulated billions of debt to get there. In Germany the DFL will not give you a licence at a certain point of debt, which means you go straight down to the 3rd division

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

25 mil for a coach. Wow!

 

[mc_lovin]

And a 5 year contract ;-)

I would be thrilled if we got a young, progressive and highly rated manager though.

 

[FCBarca]

We have Xavi in waiting, no worries

 

[raskolnikov]

What club doesnt do that? Barca talked half their personel at some point into tap ups, revolts and transfer requests and whatnot. This is how football works since Bosman, the only ones immune to it are rich clubs that can double wage offers to buy off release clauses or extend contracts before they reach the last year mark.. hence why I'm advocating for wage caps since years.
And most of those clubs accumulated billions of debt to get there. In Germany the DFL will not give you a licence at a certain point of debt, which means you go straight down to the 3rd division

Thereis a difference in what other clubs (can) doand what Bayern does to the clubs in their own league.
That type of hegonomy exists only in Bundesliga.

 

[Yannik]

Thereis a difference in what other clubs (can) doand what Bayern does to the clubs in their own league.
That type of hegonomy exists only in Bundesliga.

There is no difference. They all do it. Only difference in Germany the hegemony consists of 1 club and in Spain there's 2.
From the Point of View of a Sevilla or an Valencia fan there isnt really a difference wether their star player got tapped up by Barca or Madrid.
Bottom line for them is only that they lost him. Which sucks.

 

[MagIX]

We have Xavi in waiting, no worries

Yes but unlike Nagelsmann, Xavi hasn't proved nothing as coach yet.

 

[Porque]

How many players from LaLiga do Barcelona/Madrid get from the other clubs on free transfers though? I can't think of many.

Compare that with for example Goretzka where it was an open secret for more than a season that he would be signing for Bayern. That sort of thing clearly has some dishonest dealings attached to it while also starving Shalke of a transfer fee.