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ForeverRed

13 Mar 2007, 04:32 PM

Three coaches in a season, coach obiously isn't the problem here.

And I'm surprised Roeber praised Brzenska, I always thought, from what I read, that he is a big contributor to the problems but its obivously the inflated egos of Kehl, Metze and Woerms.

What a shame.

footyfan1

13 Mar 2007, 04:38 PM

Three coaches in a season, coach obiously isn't the problem here.

Exactly what I was saying when everyone was attacking van Marwijk.

Had they backed him instead of panicking, none of this shit would have happened.

But, The Clueless Emperor didn't back van Marwijk because he didn't like van Marwijk. And you have what we have now......

And I'm surprised Roeber praised Brzenska, I always thought, from what I read, that he is a big contributor to the problems but its obivously the inflated egos of Kehl, Metze and Woerms.

What a shame.

Brzenska's lack of talent is what contributes to the problems on the pitch. I don't think anyone has ever criticized his overall effort level.

And yes, it is a goddamned shame....... :mad:

Borussia

13 Mar 2007, 05:35 PM

Exactly what I was saying when everyone was attacking van Marwijk.

Had they backed him instead of panicking, none of this shit would have happened.

That's my opinion, too. However, weren't you among those who didn't back him?

footyfan1

14 Mar 2007, 01:26 PM

That's my opinion, too. However, weren't you among those who didn't back him?

F#ck no! I fought guys here supporting him when they called for his head!!

But at the end, when it was apparent they were going to fire him, I said it wasn't his fault, but they had to fire him because the team quit on him.

Now, we know that wasn't true. The team quit on each other.

MetroChile

14 Mar 2007, 01:30 PM

Question: would this be the 1st time we go through 3 coaches in one season?

Metro

footyfan1

14 Mar 2007, 01:42 PM

Question: would this be the 1st time we go through 3 coaches in one season?

Metro

No. We did it the last time we were in the relegation battle, back in 1999-2000.

Michael Skibbe was fired after we lost our first match after the winter break at home to Kaiserslautern.

Former Gladbach trainer Bernd Krauss took over after that and went winless in ten matches before Udo Lattek and Matthias Sammer took over and steered the team back up the table.

We eventually finished 11th, five points above the highest relegated team, SSV Ulm.

Borussia

14 Mar 2007, 08:40 PM

F#ck no! I fought guys here supporting him when they called for his head!!

But at the end, when it was apparent they were going to fire him, I said it wasn't his fault, but they had to fire him because the team quit on him.

Now, we know that wasn't true. The team quit on each other.

Ok, then I simply remembered it wrongly. However, you can't deny having told me that Thomas Doll is "shit" ... and now you got exactly this coach! :p

But I can make you feel better again by telling you that he isn't shit.

footyfan1

15 Mar 2007, 07:25 AM

Ok, then I simply remembered it wrongly. However, you can't deny having told me that Thomas Doll is "shit" ... and now you got exactly this coach! :p

But I can make you feel better again by telling you that he isn't shit.

I said Thomas Doll was not a good enough coach or the right man to handle the HSV situation this season. And he wasn't.

I called him clueless, not "shit". And in that situation, he was f#cking clueless.

The thing is, BVB doesn't need a great "coach", we need someone to make our crew of prima donnas play as a team. That, Thomas Doll can do.

So, you don't need to tell me shit.

Borussia

15 Mar 2007, 11:00 AM

Borussia

15 Mar 2007, 11:06 AM

Ok Keith, let's stop our controversial subject on this topic. I know you were no Doll fan and simply have no other choice than to arrange with him as new BvB manager now. IMO it's no shame to change the own opinion...

I wish you all the best with Thomas Doll and hope he'll manage to save you (the same I hope for Jos Luhukay in MG)!

footyfan1

15 Mar 2007, 12:24 PM

http://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=376870&page=15

Quotation:

Doll would be better off as an executive somewhere. I think he would be better finding talent and building programs than coaching.

Funny how you left out the rest of that. The comment was made in the context that Gladbach needed more than a f#cking motivator, which is what Doll is good at and in BVB's case, THAT'S ALL WE NEED!!

Go back to my other mails on the Doll/BVB subject! I said "Doll is not my choice, but while HE DOES NOT HAVE MY CONFIDENCE, he has my SUPPORT!"

btw: Do you think your current situation is better than it was in Hamburg?

HELL F#CKING YEAH IT IS!! WE DON'T HAVE MOST OF OUR ROSTER ON THE F#CKING INJURED LIST!!!

FlorianHSV

16 Mar 2007, 09:01 AM

footyfan1

16 Mar 2007, 12:15 PM

good luck dortmund. really: how can a club in this situation get a trainer like doll? he is the pattex man, who is talking everything good, what isnt to talk good. he more a friend type... and dortmund needs a hard trainer who is punching on the table. doll is more a lovely trainer. but me it dont cares, i have no problem to see dortmund in the second league.

We're happy you could enlighten our board with your view.

To be honest, we couldn't get anyone better.

Newsflash. You guys aren't safe yet either......

KUBI_nu11

16 Mar 2007, 12:58 PM

We're happy you could enlighten our board with your view.

Newsflash. You guys aren't safe yet either......

lol. :D

footyfan1

16 Mar 2007, 01:02 PM

lol. :D

Check out my edit.

footyfan1

21 Mar 2007, 07:39 AM

Man. I hate international weeks......

ESPECIALLY WITH US IN A RELEGATION BATTLE!!!! :mad:

footyfan1

22 Mar 2007, 03:01 PM

Kicker.de reports that Alexander Frei is new Swiss National Team Captain!

AMK3

22 Mar 2007, 06:02 PM

Hopefully this will give him pride and, confidence. Hopefully for the good of BVB

AMK3

22 Mar 2007, 06:05 PM

I hope this gives him confidence and hopefully enspires him to give his best, like at rennes when he was scoring 20 a season.

footyfan1

23 Mar 2007, 02:08 PM

I hope this gives him confidence and hopefully enspires him to give his best, like at rennes when he was scoring 20 a season.

He's not far off that now. Shit, if he had better midfield support, he'd probably be near or at 20 goals now.

With the sheer lack of midfield support he gets in Dortmund, that he has 11 now is decent.

I think Frei is by far the most popular BVB player right now. Especially seeing that he's been voted "Player of the Month" by the fans for two months in a row now.