Champions League Draw

[DirtyP2002]

Faxanadu said:

DirtyP2002 said:

Faxanadu said:

Carl2291 said:

Faxanadu said:

Lewandowski was hugging Ribery real close before, as you might have noticed. real close.

And intentionally stepping on the ANKLE of a guy is trying to end his career, or at least the game. That is quite in a different league imo.

Youre a Bayern fan, right?

Let me ask you a question.

In 12 Months time, will you still hate Lewandowski if he joins Bayern this Summer and scores 20-30 goals in the Season?

Why on earth would I be a Byern fan? There is no more annoying team in Germany. Except maybe Dortmund, which whines about Bayern buying their players when they do the same all the time - look at Reus and Kehl.

And why would I be glad that such a dirty player plays for my (supposedly) favourite team?

Oh, and my side is SC Freiburg.

LoL. Kehl joined Dortmund 11 years ago. This is a lifetime for football.

By the way:

You still bought him from Freiburg. Dortmund, like Bayern, is a buying team. Reus, Kehl, Gündogan, Lewandowski, Hummels, Piszczek, Bender, Schieber just to name a few. Its just reality that everyone buys from everyone else.

Sure, every club has players from other clubs joining them.

Piszczek for example joined Dortmund when Berlin did not manage to stay in the Bundesliga. His contract was running out as well.

Hummels joined Dortmund, because Bayern did not see his amazing talent. He joined Dortmund on loan and made huge steps in the right direction so Dortmund bought him after he already played there.

Bender joined Dortmund from 1860 Munich in the 2nd Bundesliga. He asked 1860 to leave.

Reus was at Dortmund long before he joined Gladbach. He played there for about 10 years. He was raised in Dortmund.

Gündogan played for Nürnberg, true. They bought him for 4.5 million Euros.

Lewandowski was scouted and bought for 4 million Euros.

 

Anyway, this is another approach than Bayern Munich or almost anybody in the Champions League.

This might change now though. Kevin de Bruyne, Eriksen and Bernard are more established players.