Bundesliga 2022/23 - 27 EURO finalists play in the best league in Europe

When was the last time you saw me giving clout to any player for simply playing for strong, well known, respected, or over hyped wnt's..?

I've seen most of these WSL teams play, and I don't look at Tottenham's roster and see anything amazing lol. Dude... their 10th place this season, and have Ramona Petzelberger on their roster, but you think I should be impressed with this, because...?

I don't understand the point your trying to make here, but I'm damn sure I said this appointment didn't make any sense; as Scheuer would go to a low ranked England club, after having spent years developing a very talented Freiburg side, before taking an even more talented Bayern side to a title.

The struggling Brighton team he's just left, having nowhere near the quality of talent he was used to working with. It never made sense to me.

 

You shouldn't though lol... really, your entire point was straight up nonsense. It read like you posted it with full force troll energy activated...


Anybody with a reasonable mindset, would realize me not knowing Lohmann about to feast on Barca's mid-field, not close to believing some goofy mid season friendly in MEXICO, a genuine vindication of anyone's belief the Frauen-Bundesliga lacking quality...

 

Hold on... your telling me what metric not to use for this, as I try to asses various teams talent, or compare leagues general quality. But then you also decide any teams UWCL success can only be counted, if you deem it worthy lol; also completely ignoring how Barcelona's women not even matching Wolfsburg's record in the UWCL, are now using a domestic recruitment policy even more aggressive than anything witnessed with Wolfsburg down the years...

You can't have it both ways here... as you clearly said the WSL and League F, considered top 2 within European women's football right now... but did so without any evidence as to why lol. Then accuse the one competition these clubs will actually directly compete against each other, as nothing but historically negative, or competitive irrelevant, as an accurate measurement tool...

 

@hotjam2 I'm still waiting....

Stop running, and show me...

 

I wonder where Bremer's going now... Also I believe it's time for Wedemeyer and find gametime since she's just getting screwed over all the time. Bremer's career also been very underwhelming. I can't even remember a single thing she did during her three years in Wolfsburg lol

 

Being healthy has been a long running problem for Bremer, so it will be interesting to see if she'll be able to play through a full season for a new club once she leaves Wolfsburg...

I don't think Wilms is a very good RB.., but Wedemeyer isn't really a high quality FB either. And then you have a Dutch international Janssen, with the national teams first choice CB's, all competing for starting time in Wedemeyer's preferred position too.

In this scenario it's hard to see where Wedemeyer is supposed to find regular game time... I mean... look at Wolter lol. A young CB when she joined Wolfsburg, she's use as a 4th choice wide forward more often, than she ever has been within a defensive role now.

 

Sooooo... having been primarily used out wide, or found herself in CM roles all season, Popp's somehow just become the leagues new top scorer lol.

Regardless of what I feel about Wolfsburg this season... it's becoming increasingly difficult to argue with Stroot's use of these two players within the same front line, when it's also seen them so far produce a combined 27 goals and assists...

 

Any word on Oberdorf?

 

Fingers crossed then.

 

here's Oberdort's injury, right now they're saying it's an knee injruy

 

This was the first time all season where I've watched this Bayern team play, and actually enjoyed what I saw...; even the post match interview with Straus would end up making a lot of sense in a positive ways too lol.

Instead of witnessing more long sequences of slow passing, where the offense forced to start from the CB's/double 6, we finally got a glimpse of what Bayern's creative players can do when their offense run through Magull, with the FB's no longer being the only source of width.

Even if this was only Vs Köln, I still feel like some very positive signals were on full display today, suggesting Straus might have finally started to understand the clubs established players, potentially allowing this Bayern side to hit form at the perfect time...

 

Hmmm, I've previously mentioned how WIlms not a particularly strong FB, and it looks like Stroot is also realizing the limitations of his RB options right now, belatedly coming to the conclusion he should probably be using Hendrich at RB, as it still allows a strong CB partnership between Hegering and Janssen to exist.

However, I'm absolutely lost on what could have made Stroot come to the conclusion Brand's role on this team anywhere but out wide..... As even if I understand some wide players skillsets actually perfect to make the conversion towards being really impressive CM/AM's, I don't see this being true for Brand at the elite level...

It's obviously become harder, and harder, for anyone to question the results of having both Popp and Pajor within the same 11. But I'm still confused with the long running issues of Wolfsburg's left wing, after they've had such a positive recruitment process to fix it, and still come into this season with it being devoid of true offensive potency...

 

Oh, and I felt like Cerci appeared to be a VERY distant version of the player we all saw leading the scoring charts for most of last season...

Never super quick, she'd lose short sprints Vs Bayern's defenders that I'm convinced she'd have won prior her injury... still only 22, I hope this is merely rust, and Cerci regains the form that allowed her to attract senior wnt attention, and interest from clubs like of Real Madrid.

 

ACL? Cause non contact injury and need to be helped looks like it.

 

so far no updates from Wolfsburg. Knee injuries can be so complex, it can be hard to determine how long the recovery.

 

So she'll miss the first PSG match, and return for the league title clash Vs Bayern...?

 

Exclusive!!!

According to Soccerdonna information, Ally Gudorf will leave 1.FC Köln in the summer to join SC Freiburg. The announcement is expected to be made in the next few weeks.#AllyGudorf #FCKöln #DieLiga pic.twitter.com/jRm25udkFg

— Soccerdonna (@soccerdonna) March 19, 2023

A genuine future wnt player in the making, having seen some of the Freiburg Vs Hoffenheim game today, I feel like this transfer will prove to be a very smart piece of recruitment from Freiburg...

However... having also seen the issues Wolfsburg are having with their RB's, I'm slightly surprised they haven't shown any interest in bringing the 21yo to their club...

 

It's strange, but I watch Frankfurt play, and never feel convinced they're the nations 3rd best team. Then I see all the struggles Hoffenheim have had this season, and still believe them the nations 3rd best team lol...