Das Reboot and the Road to UEFA Nations League & EC2020

also big Stindl fan!!!

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Lars Stindl’s first half vs. Shakhtar Donetsk by numbers:

100% cross accuracy
92% pass accuracy
3 chances created
2 fouls won
1 assist
1 goal

A captain’s performance. 🇩🇪 pic.twitter.com/u5CXPCXcn3

— Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) November 25, 2020

"He's our captain and has been in very, very good shape for weeks. He's moving ahead and doing his job more than justice. We are very happy that we have him," said Borussia coach Rose on Wednesday about his match winner.

 

I mean Max Kruse got banished for nutella and this lol.
In March 2016, Kruse was fined £20,000 and warned of his future conduct by Wolfsburg after it was revealed that he had lost £60,000 worth of poker winnings in the back seat of a taxi.

I think Low is type that thinks representing Germany=outstanding citizen and role model for public. So sex tape and nutella/poker losses=disgraceful representation.

you forgot he eats his own snot, lmao.

 

terrible option, at Koln last season tons of inside reports about how Veh was sabotaging all Academy players and wasn't even watching any youth games even when Koln ended up U17 champs and doing well in U19.

and that all recent young Koln players who left is due to him too. Even this season current Koln management slammed his time at club. He also did so many bad transfers too.

 

DFB Vice-President Peter Peters on the Löw debate: "Rush-hour actions are rarely the best solution"

DFB Vice Peter Peters (right) does not want to overestimate the debate about Joachim Löw (left) and the world champion trio that was killed.

Since the bitter 0: 6 clap against Spain in the Nations League, national coach Jogi Löw has been particularly criticized. In December the question arises whether he really has to go. DFB Vice Peter Peters appeals to the SPORTBUZZER to talk to each other and not about each other.

As 1st Vice President at the DFB and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the DFL, Peter Peters plays a key role in deciding the future of German football. The 58-year-old spoke to the SPORTBUZZER about the debate about national coach Joachim Löw and the possible return of former top performers Mats Hummels, Jérôme Boateng and Thomas Müller. Peters about ...

... the alleged crisis meeting of several DFB officials after the national team's 6-0 defeat against Spain:
… It is always impressive: As soon as two people have a coffee after such a result, it is often a crisis meeting. Let's put it this way: Of course we can't go back to business after a game like this, but nobody does that either. In such cases it is always very sensible to talk to one another rather than about one another. We do that now too.
... about a possible rush decision against national coach Joachim Löw:
... quick action is rarely the best solution. Spain are a very good team. That doesn't mean that our appearance was excusable, nobody sees it that way either. The statements after the game were very clear, nobody tried to excuse anything.
... a possible return of the sorted out veterans Hummels, Boateng and Müller:
... These athletic assessments and evaluations are the national coach's basic competence. Basically, I think: Such discussions are part of it. It happens almost every week in club football that personnel decisions are discussed for hours. If you had to react every time, chaos would have broken out in the Bundesliga long ago. That's why we have head coaches. To decide something like that is their competence. And so it is in the right hands.
https://www.sportbuzzer.de/artikel/...ters-low-debatte-nationalmannschaft-reaktion/

 

honestly this fits dfb.

"Meanwhile at the dfb...." , LOL.

 

President Shinra-Keller
Heidegger -Peters
Hojo-Low
Sephiroth-Spain
Cloud and Avalanche-US, lol

 

funny part is getting paid that much to suck ass, lol.

 

In 7 days, Oliver Bierhoff will present the DFB with his analysis regarding the current situation of the NT. The DFB will then make a decision regarding the future of Jogi Löw. The latter doesn't want to resign and is now open to a return of Müller, Hummels & Boateng [Bild] pic.twitter.com/cZA4RKhP78

— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) November 27, 2020

doesn't want resign and willing to bring up trio aka he's trying to compromise to keep his job so pathethic.

 

damn kind of want to see Low recall the 3 just to hit his ego a HUGE HUGE blow. Never has Low ever recalled any player he's blacklisted.

this guy also shouldn't be wasting the 3 while they are playing high level footy. From beginning, should have phased out over the years instead of your all out.

I also like that these 3 buy you time while promising young prospects who are still young breakthrough and gain experience.

Dump Waldschmidt and recall Stindl, dump Draxler for Muller (even Hofmann is better than Draxler), Tah and someone else should be dropped for Hummels/Boa. Low talks about young players when Rudiger is bench player and turns 28 soon, that's not young anyways and for a player who's erratic at the back.

should be about best possible players. That clown Bierhoff said that if you bring them back than they would start.......so admits they are best players in their positions, lol.

would still be a lot of youngish players in the squad anyways.