Allienz Frauen-Bundesliga 2017-18(Winters coming)

You won't see it for a while, but I honestly feel with Sydney Lohmann that Bayern have an even better AM/CM prospect within their squad right; but like much of this team for the past few years, she's likely going to be just another talented player within something that continues to be a perennial work in progress.

Chasing quick short term success again, Bayern could put even more money into their women's team; but they seem to have taken a sideways step towards a more stable future, formulating a clear plan to have a more domestic based team by enlisting increasing numbers of the young and junior wnt members to their club.

So it will be interesting to see what Damnjanovic can do once she returns to a team needing a clear goal scorer, but as of right now it seems to me that everything they do is just to keep pace with the leagues 2nd place rivals.

 

Hmmmm, going from 8 goals to upwards of 20 in a few months would be slightly shocking for most established players. But you thought Schüller could do this based on.... missing parts of the previous season due to injury...?

You do realize a genuine young world class striking talent like Mediama didn't even end the top scorer in this league once, right..?

 

Hey Schüller scored a nice goal today @hotjam2

 

Hm so Peter benched today while Wedemeyer was subbed in for the last ten minutes

Bayern 5-0!

 

FC Köln - SC Sand

1899 Hoffenheim - SC Freiburg

Werder Bremen - SGS Essen

Arminia Bielefeld - Turbine Potsdam

BV Cloppenburg - VfL Wolfsburg

SV Meppen - FC Bayern München

1. FC Saarbrücken - USV Jena

VfL Sindelfingen Ladies - 1. FFC Frankfurt

Gonna be a clash the last rounds, the best teams «avoiding» each other this round

 

.... Nemesis... . Because I actually critique her real impact on games, I'm supposedly targeting Harder for unfair treatment lol.

She plays up front for Wolfsburg... so you better believe I'm going to be critical of one of the best offensive players true effectiveness in matches.

 

https://www.swr.de/sport/frauenfuss...48/did=20559958/nid=1208948/2ee64d/index.html

Nice article about Freiburg’s talent development

 

First, you really need to stop comparing Löw to Jones, as your really not making yourself sound very credible constantly doing this.

And second, I used to talk about the old dynamic Duisburg and Potsdam teams being the future of the German women's game (when Neid was around), and just like now, for various reasons, that's had no real correlation with the eventual fate of the senior national team.

So when it comes to the senior wnt, I think it's fair to say there's still a clear bias in place from an older era, where the domestic club scene was quite fairly deemed to be of a significantly lesser standard compared to the best witnessed between the elites of the international scene.

Meaning, you'll probably only see a significant change in the wnt's tactical/stylistic approach once this old theme to current player selection is correctly addressed, and the nations best find themselves part of a more professional senior team, where individuals selected on talent and form instead of the club crest they wear on a weekly basis.

It's the only way the wnt will ever see the best from it's highly impressive generations of U-19/20 WC finalists, and has very little association with any claims of anybody here being "anti German" if they don't agree; as to me it just seems like the better answer if people try using a more rational common sense approach to creating a narrative of needed change.

 

Wolfsburg vs Freiburg soon! Gonna be a good one. Luisa Wensing isn’t even on the bench, where is she?

 

Lmao Freiburg scores, nice ball by Simon behind Peter (as LB today lol), leading to a nice goal by Gwinn who easy got past Peter

 

Magull’s a beast out there

 

Popp should’ve scored

 

I won't be able to watch the second half until later, but after beating Bayern, Potsdam, lets see if Freiburg can do what I thought they could accomplish last season and finally head into the winter break a new legit contender.

Oh, and where's Fellhauer...? She's been a massive presence for them this season, so I'm genuinely surprised to see (often awkward) Schiewe back in the starting 11.

 

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lol is that Peter?

 

OK, I guess Freiburg's young talents appear to be maturing into a very good team. So the question now becomes can they maintain all of this until the winter break...?

Plus as I was watching Schiewe struggle against Pajor in the second half, forcing her team to gradually sit deeper and deeper, I couldn't help but wonder what a realistic CB signing like Hoffenheim's Tamar Dongus could do for Freiburg's defensive depth.

At some point Freiburg's young attack will eventually mature into a very potent force, but while they wait for that, if they can continue the theme of recruiting better defensive players (something Wolfsburg should probably look into doing) I could see them finally getting a UCL place before this particular group of players eventually dismantled.

 

I don’t know with Caro, she doesn’t seem to be very clinical in front of goal, but I love how she gets past defender like a knife in butter

 

she has one game left for the NT
then she's going out of the NT with Jones

 

https://tv.dfb.de/video/highlights-sc-freiburg-vs-vfl-wolfsburg/19829/

Lovely ball by Simon leading to the only goal of the game. She’s a very solid LB. Not sure what Peter was doing, did she misread the ball from Simon? Didn’t look like she reliased the danger before after Gwinn got it

 

where does the info stand? i might be able to translate properly for u

 

You need to be a customer of Telekom to buy anything there. Also surely within Germany, I don't think T-Mobile abroad counts.

 

I think Wolfsburg attempted to change things for the second half (which almost worked), but honestly just seemed to really struggle out wide, where both Hansen and Wullaert found brief to zero amounts of joy facing Freiburg's wide players.

See, unlike the last few seasons, Freiburg's kids couldn't be physically bullied this time, and as we almost saw with Bühl's big chance to score during the 1st half, both her and Gwinn were more than capable of matching or even beating their much more experienced opponents if left open for 1v1 duels.

So I'm thinking the real game changer here for Wolfsburg could have been putting on a more skilled and offensive minded Dickenmann into the LB role (if she was fit), as Freiburg's RB is typically the weakest point to attack, and had already received a yellow card quite early.