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Gobruins

01 Apr 2006, 07:49 PM

From the day Karimi was injured, Bayern started to show very weak games whcih resulted in many loses including the Ac-milan game!

Karimi need to come back and gain his health soon, becasue if continued Bayern will face more problems!!!

AllReD

01 Apr 2006, 08:56 PM

uhhhhh :confused: :eek:

I guess the persian fans are back :D

Although i dont agree with you, but right now we need all our players healthy in order to see what direction the club should take.

BayernWake

01 Apr 2006, 10:32 PM

ForeverRed

01 Apr 2006, 10:34 PM

Damn...there I was blaming our problems on tactical errors and lack of drive....but it was all really because Karimi had been missing...

Hmm.....hey, I guess there really is no identification with this club ...

:D

eissman

03 Apr 2006, 02:11 PM

AstonVillaFan

04 Apr 2006, 03:50 PM

Karimi needs to get out of germany and head to spain...his type of play isn't suited there and he is always played out of position.

BMike86

04 Apr 2006, 06:02 PM

Karimi needs to get out of germany and head to spain...his type of play isn't suited there and he is always played out of position.

why does this have to happen to the forum? its like because karimi is out you have nothin to complain about because he's out so you say he should go elsewhere. he will get his time next season guaranteed with Ballack being gone and deisler out for a bit. its totally unnecessary to say that, you come here for one reason and that is karimi. would you stop bitching if karimi didnt get hurt and did get playing time and did do well? seriously. i like karimi a lot but i would never go to a board and bash a team or an entire league then leave. anyone can succeed anywhere, just give him some time. just because bayern has been playin a little underpar doesnt mean there are crappy athletes. they are all quality and any team in the league would gladly take any of them, he will earn his spot eventually, and when he does he'll be just fine.

BMike86

04 Apr 2006, 06:13 PM

and to follow that up, just because karimi is the man back home for his country doesnt mean he will be great anywhere. heck, the usa, japan and china are some of the most populated countries in the world and we can't really produce one big time player to receive any hype and can compete anywhere. you won't ever see me going to a single thread saying some american needs to leave and go elsewhere. yes a lot of countries are starting to catch up to the powerhouse countries of football, but as of right now superstars are hard to come by, just look at germany, known for their play of football and it seems the whole world only gives them credit for ballack. not everyone can make it big :cool:

The Old Lady Hertha

04 Apr 2006, 06:25 PM

*sits back and sips beer*

I think I'll enjoy this. :D

I'll close the thread once others come.

*sips beer*

AstonVillaFan

05 Apr 2006, 10:09 PM

well your an idiot i didn't insult the team or insult the league...

freakin idiot.

makkay

06 Apr 2006, 12:16 AM

well your an idiot i didn't insult the team or insult the league...

freakin idiot.

take it easy kid. no name calling please.

BMike86

06 Apr 2006, 01:23 AM

Karimi needs to get out of germany and head to spain...his type of play isn't suited there and he is always played out of position.

explain yourself then.....im all ears

Dead Fingers

06 Apr 2006, 08:50 AM

well your an idiot i didn't insult the team or insult the league...

freakin idiot.

ease up.

Has this thread run it's course? It doesn't even seem like the creator of the thread has any interest in it

eissman

06 Apr 2006, 11:26 AM

Karimi needs to get out of germany and head to spain...his type of play isn't suited there and he is always played out of position.

Perhaps you are right... his game is suited for (a) a more open style of play and (b) a warmer climate (??). I could see him being successful in Spain, but equally in Germany.

What I saw of Karimi prior to his arrival was a man with no fear going forward and taking players on. What I have seen of him since is a player that seems more concerned with playing more of a physical style than one who is capable of incorporating his style of play in a more physically challenging game. (ie. hitting or getting hit has altered his play). Whether this is a coaching point that has been stress with Ali or Ali's own "invention", I don't think it is what ANY of us had in mind when Karimi initially signed with Munich.

me 2 euro...

BMike86

06 Apr 2006, 11:45 AM

Perhaps you are right... his game is suited for (a) a more open style of play and (b) a warmer climate (??). I could see him being successful in Spain, but equally in Germany.

What I saw of Karimi prior to his arrival was a man with no fear going forward and taking players on. What I have seen of him since is a player that seems more concerned with playing more of a physical style than one who is capable of incorporating his style of play in a more physically challenging game. (ie. hitting or getting hit has altered his play). Whether this is a coaching point that has been stress with Ali or Ali's own "invention", I don't think it is what ANY of us had in mind when Karimi initially signed with Munich.

me 2 euro...

thats all i was looking for in the first place. thx eissman, its just annoying when someone says that their player needs to leave and go elsewhere in 2 sentences

makkay

06 Apr 2006, 12:14 PM

thats all i was looking for in the first place. thx eissman, its just annoying when someone says that their player needs to leave and go elsewhere in 2 sentences

WELL I THINK OR SHOULD SAY HOPE HE WILL DO A LOT BETTER. WE WAN RESULTS. ONE YEAR WITH MAGATH SHOULD HELP HIM PLAY 90 MINUTES.
IF HE DOES NOT DELIVER NEXT SEASON THEN WE SHOULD LET HIM GO.
THAT'S THE BOTTOM LINE

eissman

06 Apr 2006, 12:19 PM

WELL I THINK OR SHOULD SAY HOPE HE WILL DO A LOT BETTER. WE WAN RESULTS. ONE YEAR WITH MAGATH SHOULD HELP HIM PLAY 90 MINUTES.
IF HE DOES NOT DELIVER NEXT SEASON THEN WE SHOULD LET HIM GO.
THAT'S THE BOTTOM LINE

Fair enough... good point. We did not see Martin Demichelis blossom until his 2nd year, so everyone deserves that "rookie" season waiver of sorts.

I guess that means I must say the same of Ismael.... damn! :rolleyes: ;)

makkay

06 Apr 2006, 12:21 PM

Fair enough... good point. We did not see Martin Demichelis blossom until his 2nd year, so everyone deserves that "rookie" season waiver of sorts.

I guess that means I must say the same of Ismael.... damn! :rolleyes: ;)

HAHHAHAHAHAH I DID NOT LIKE IT WHEN WE BROUGHT ISMAEL BUT I HAVE NOT SEEN HIM PLAY THAT BAD YET.

BMike86

06 Apr 2006, 12:26 PM

HAHHAHAHAHAH I DID NOT LIKE IT WHEN WE BROUGHT ISMAEL BUT I HAVE NOT SEEN HIM PLAY THAT BAD YET.

I liked us bringing is Ismael, and i like him playing cb and think we should keep him. I just think we should get another cb so it adds some depth and competition for the two spots

makkay

06 Apr 2006, 12:37 PM

I liked us bringing is Ismael, and i like him playing cb and think we should keep him. I just think we should get another cb so it adds some depth and competition for the two spots

ME TOO