Hummels is one of those players who is effortlessly excellent.
He is a brilliant defender.
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Hummels is one of those players who is effortlessly excellent.
He is a brilliant defender.
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Phil Neville said he will be leaving Everton at the end of the season and looking for another club.
Jurgen Klopp for next United manager
Would be a huge step backwards at this stage of his career
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Brilliant manager, but as someone said above, would be a step down, the Dortmund fans and stadium are incredible never mind the team he's currently got around him.
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You'd be hard to argue that it's a step backwards, more like a step sideways.
I was going to try and go along these lines, but even the diplomatic approach you have attempted im sure will still get the drivel from the... others in this forum
Disagreeing =/= drivel ?
Going to United is a step up, he'll be paid more, its a bigger club and I'm sure United have the capability to spend more and attract more players. Also I think different managers would do much better with United in Europe.
The only thing Dortmund has better is perhaps the current team which I wouldn't be sure on and not having crap fans/atmosphere.
Going to United is a step up, he'll be paid more, its a bigger club and I'm sure United have the capability to spend more and attract more players. Also I think different managers would do much better with United in Europe.
The only thing Dortmund has better is perhaps the current team which I wouldn't be sure on and not having crap fans/atmosphere.
No, but saying simply it would be 'a step down' without any reasonable explanation is drivel and comes mostly from the anti-united people on here.
Agree with your point, if I was to say that one of the reasons for uniteds sometimes lack of atmosphere was due to, in the most part people being 'used to winning' would you say its a feasible point?
Intelligent discussion is rare on here, be nice if we could have at least a partial one
No, but saying simply it would be 'a step down' without any reasonable explanation is drivel and comes mostly from the anti-united people on here.
Agree with your point, if I was to say that one of the reasons for uniteds sometimes lack of atmosphere was due to, in the most part people being 'used to winning' would you say its a feasible point?
Intelligent discussion is rare on here, be nice if we could have at least a partial one
No, well yes actually it would probably be partial reason I guess but our atmosphere is horse **** most of the time
Fans have changed, you can blame the asians taking pictures all you want but at anfield we've won **** all compared to united but our atmosphere is just as **** most of the time and its mainly quiet and most of the crowd are from england I imagine.
I guess the working class are priced out a lot and a lot of young fans, go compare dortmunds prices to PL and im sure it is hilariously cheaper.
Something like £18 isn't it? 80k people every game too!
I suppose another consideration would be that the prices as you say perhaps limit the working class people that can go, the people that can afford to go are probably not in the bracket of 'cheerleaders' for everygame and treat it more of a social occasion.
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Klopp is amazing, what a quirky guy!
Champions League semi-finalists, unbeaten in the competition this season, player for player undoubtedly a better side than United, adored by the 2nd biggest home crowd in European football in one of the best European leagues.
Would be hard to leave them for anyone to be honest.
Especially now Bayern have comprehensively wrestled the title from them.
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This tbh, Dortmund (from what i understand) pretty much ****** Madrid in both games they played against them does that mean moving to Madrid would be a step down as well?
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