footyfan1
04 Mar 2007, 03:39 PM
So I finally get GolTV and to my pleasure I see a Dortmund side that I haven't had the chance to see all season long. And they played well, for the most part. The first 15 minutes were pretty disorganized but after that it was attack, attack, attack. The goal from Cottbus after the six minute allowed them to sit back...who knew they would score another 2? Metzelder and Sahin played offensive football and Tinga had some brilliant moves...Ricken -eh, not so much.
And half time ends 1-1 thanks to an awsome move by Frei. I was happy with my GolTV. But I wanted the three points.
After the break, BVB take their foot of the gas peddle a bit and Cottbus start to show some character. Dortmund pretty much played them for the last 30 minutes but this wasn't to be.
Woerns fouls some Cottbus player by shoving him but it doesn't get called. I breath...then not but a few minutes latter, Woerns makes the perfect tack in the box, but the ref calls on it and awards the penalty. Wow, I'm amazed. Full attack again but much sloppier, some passes do not connect and Cottbus and the players seem to play along well with each other and have a good understanding...andwith the coach subbing in the Chinese internastional they counter very dangerously and it's soon 1-3.
Now, I am yelling at the TV while my wife says, "Maybe wew shouldn't have gotten this channel."
Long story short...Frei scores one more and Roebben makes some subs. Dortmund with minutes to go on a set piece has frei score the 'hat-trick', I was so happy Dortmund tied in their home, but against Cottbus? Anyway, great goal or was it...nope off-sides.
The team played well, sloppy defending cost them the game. I wouldn't say poor finishing in this case though Sahin and Metz both had great shots going wide, but for the most part, Cottbus defended putting all their men in the box.
S that's how it is...3 very valuable points down the toilet, BVB fans throwing crap onto the pitch and I got my Time-Warner cable upgrade.
Energie and Aachen pull away...uefa.com (http://www.uefa.com/footballeurope/news/kind=2/newsid=512589.html)
FC Energie Cottbus and TSV Alemannia Aachen boosted their chances of avoiding relegation with Bundesliga wins on Sunday.
Energie looked to have the hardest task of the two strugglers as they travelled to BV Borussia Dortmund, but Vlad Munteanu's two goals inspired them to a 3-2 victory. The Romanian midfielder opened the scoring after six minutes only for Alexander Frei (42) to equalise. Munteanu (56) restored Energie’s advantage with his ninth league goal of the season before Chinese midfielder Jiayi Shao (66) gave them a two-goal cushion. Frei (86) then struck again to set up a tense finish but the visitors held on to move up to eleventh in the table and level on points with Dortmund.
No f#cking excuses. They played very STUPIDLY today. And I think Roeber was a F#CKING IDIOT for leaving Kehl and Woerns out there as long as he did. I thought they were both AWFUL!!
And again, why is Brzenska starting ahead of Amedick?? Amedick is f#cking LIGHT YEARS BETTER THAN BREZENKA!!
I think Brezenska must have pictures of Watzke shagging sheep or something!!!
The only ones who played worth a damn today in my eyes were Frei, Tinga, Sahin, Kringe and Metzelder.
The rest were goddamned AWFUL!!! They looked f#cking HORRIBLE!!!
I know he didn't have much to work with, but I thought Roeber's coaching was HORRIBLE too!!
From everything we translated on for the official website, they KNEW Cottbus' strength was the counterattack. How did we give up two of the three goals?
COUNTERATTACK!
It's like they were physically prepared, but had f#cking lobotomies so they could run faster!!!
This has to be the worst Borussia Dortmund team since 1999-2000. That team barely avoided relegation after Udo Lattek and Matthias Sammer came to the rescue.
Do we need to call Sammer back??
It is so bad I would not mind if they did. This team has a SERIOUS MOTIVATION PROBLEM and if there's one thing Sammer is good at, it is motivating.......
Yes, I'm that mother f#ckin' desperate!!!!
I believe our team is THAT F#CKING BAD!!!
:mad: :mad:
And half time ends 1-1 thanks to an awsome move by Frei. I was happy with my GolTV. But I wanted the three points.
After the break, BVB take their foot of the gas peddle a bit and Cottbus start to show some character. Dortmund pretty much played them for the last 30 minutes but this wasn't to be.
Woerns fouls some Cottbus player by shoving him but it doesn't get called. I breath...then not but a few minutes latter, Woerns makes the perfect tack in the box, but the ref calls on it and awards the penalty. Wow, I'm amazed. Full attack again but much sloppier, some passes do not connect and Cottbus and the players seem to play along well with each other and have a good understanding...andwith the coach subbing in the Chinese internastional they counter very dangerously and it's soon 1-3.
Now, I am yelling at the TV while my wife says, "Maybe wew shouldn't have gotten this channel."
Long story short...Frei scores one more and Roebben makes some subs. Dortmund with minutes to go on a set piece has frei score the 'hat-trick', I was so happy Dortmund tied in their home, but against Cottbus? Anyway, great goal or was it...nope off-sides.
The team played well, sloppy defending cost them the game. I wouldn't say poor finishing in this case though Sahin and Metz both had great shots going wide, but for the most part, Cottbus defended putting all their men in the box.
S that's how it is...3 very valuable points down the toilet, BVB fans throwing crap onto the pitch and I got my Time-Warner cable upgrade.
Energie and Aachen pull away...uefa.com (http://www.uefa.com/footballeurope/news/kind=2/newsid=512589.html)
FC Energie Cottbus and TSV Alemannia Aachen boosted their chances of avoiding relegation with Bundesliga wins on Sunday.
Energie looked to have the hardest task of the two strugglers as they travelled to BV Borussia Dortmund, but Vlad Munteanu's two goals inspired them to a 3-2 victory. The Romanian midfielder opened the scoring after six minutes only for Alexander Frei (42) to equalise. Munteanu (56) restored Energie’s advantage with his ninth league goal of the season before Chinese midfielder Jiayi Shao (66) gave them a two-goal cushion. Frei (86) then struck again to set up a tense finish but the visitors held on to move up to eleventh in the table and level on points with Dortmund.
No f#cking excuses. They played very STUPIDLY today. And I think Roeber was a F#CKING IDIOT for leaving Kehl and Woerns out there as long as he did. I thought they were both AWFUL!!
And again, why is Brzenska starting ahead of Amedick?? Amedick is f#cking LIGHT YEARS BETTER THAN BREZENKA!!
I think Brezenska must have pictures of Watzke shagging sheep or something!!!
The only ones who played worth a damn today in my eyes were Frei, Tinga, Sahin, Kringe and Metzelder.
The rest were goddamned AWFUL!!! They looked f#cking HORRIBLE!!!
I know he didn't have much to work with, but I thought Roeber's coaching was HORRIBLE too!!
From everything we translated on for the official website, they KNEW Cottbus' strength was the counterattack. How did we give up two of the three goals?
COUNTERATTACK!
It's like they were physically prepared, but had f#cking lobotomies so they could run faster!!!
This has to be the worst Borussia Dortmund team since 1999-2000. That team barely avoided relegation after Udo Lattek and Matthias Sammer came to the rescue.
Do we need to call Sammer back??
It is so bad I would not mind if they did. This team has a SERIOUS MOTIVATION PROBLEM and if there's one thing Sammer is good at, it is motivating.......
Yes, I'm that mother f#ckin' desperate!!!!
I believe our team is THAT F#CKING BAD!!!
:mad: :mad: