You know damn well Dortmund is gonna become better now

@@whyareyouusinglightmode2098 The only thing I know "damn well" is that Haaland will leave Dortmund next summer and then Gio Reyna and Bellingham the summer after that. Dortmund is a club that is great at developing young talent but when the real big guys offer these players a contract, they are gone in no time. They might have a season or two, where they can challenge Bayern, but then they lose all their best talent and have to start over again.

@@Otto910 I mean without bayern the bundesliga would be nothing but ok

@@kaedeakamatsu6877 Because having one club that is so much richer than everyone else and subsequently winning every title is so great right? Some people care more about a competitive season than fan interest for the league from China or the US.

@@Otto910 oh right I forgot bayern doesn't have any fans in germany who would like to see their club winning as well. the bundesliga without bayern would be nothing. when was the last time one of the other clubs won the ucl? or even uel?

Being from Munich, some people here also call it “Italy’s northernmost city”

@@Felipe-zn8mj thats Regensburg

Not really. She either didn't listen well, or her friends didn't pronounce well. Munich is Mònaco with the accent on the beginning o, while Monaco is Monacó with the accent on the ending o. There is a clear difference, but it might have been an oversight.

@@montezumasrache4090 It's very possible that she's just not very good at speaking Italian

@@montezumasrache4090 We pronounce "Principato di Monaco" the same way as we pronounce "Monaco di Baviera", We say Monacó only when talking about the football team.

This is exactly what Nagelsmann talked about two days ago at the press conference before the CL match. Instead of lamenting that Bayern is too strong, every damn Bundesliga club should take their balls in their own hand and play to win EVERY match not just the two games against Bayern. In the Bundesliga only Bayern has the winner mentalitiy, the „mia san mia“ as they call it, because they don‘t care what the other 17 clubs are doing and are only focusing on their own game. Crying that Bayern is too strong, hating on Bayern for being too strong won‘t change a damn thing. And Bayern is not just a great club, they are the best team there has ever been in Germany and Top 3 in Europe!

@@Mindartcreativity With all due respect Nagelsmann is living in the world of fantasy with comments like that. Bayern’s wage bill is twice that of Dortmund, in itself a big German club. What happened the last time Dortmund assembled a top class side? Bayern poached their best players. The Bundesliga has effectively become a feeder league to Bayern. I think it is quite sad to see this as Germany has some wonderful, big clubs but has become incredibly boring in recent years. It’s easy to claim other clubs should be looking to win every game, but with less money and a lower standard of squad they’re never going to win more points over the course of a season than Bayern.

They would be like what Serie A is like now, ironically enough.

@@Mindartcreativity The irony when Naglesmann himself is a manager poached by Bayern from the second best team last season

@@toph8298 First, what I wrote was my opinion and not what Nagelsmann said. He was aksed about it in the press conference but I didn’t include any part of his answer. Secondly, Dortmund buys way more players from league rivals. Go check. And it‘s not illegal to buy players from rival teams for any club in any sense. Bayern earned all that money through hard, consistent work and the titles follow. In detail it is what I said. Dortmund, Leipzig and Leverkusen lose too many games against other teams than Bayern, that‘s the difference but nobody admits it because it‘s way easier to blame Bayern for for their own success. Bayern‘s domination will go on for years unless Dortmund and Leipzig start playing like big boys and win 17/17 games!

How is that heartwarming?

@@itswalker9 I think he's being sarcastic

Covid closures anyone? 😏

I am far from a Bayern fan, but in their defense i'd like to point out, that the only actual crime (tax evasion by Hoeneß) was indeed punished, as mentioned in the video he even went to prison. The contract between Bayern and Kirch was not a crime, it was more deemed immoral and a bad look, but no actual laws had been broken.

Capatilism everybody

Nah they'll just pay them off like every other top Italian clubs does to win the league

@@user-op6kt8pg9y no

@@thescoutn2967 football fans really have a short attention span Italy is known for bribery and cheating to win the league once you've done it once you can never take that league seriously again

@@user-op6kt8pg9y no

@@thescoutn2967 yes

still devastated at the life lost during the airplane crash😢

Torino never truly recovered from that, they were such an amazing side back then.

@@niccolomainetti6202 1949 😭

@@devinpapadoilos942 Such a tragedy, I reckon we'd have atleast another World Cup if Superga never happened.

@@niccolomainetti6202 are there any documentaries of the tragedy, i tried finding out more about it as its something really sad and i wanted to know more about

Manager sacked halfway thru the match? So did he have to leave ar some point lol?

Nah things are even worse at Aldershot my local team

Sounds like comedy gold

They had a about 0% chance of actually leaving. It was more of a tamper tantrum.

I dont know where you are looking, but everyone i know pronounces it like that

everyone pronounces it right what bro, never heard anyone pronounce the w as a w, which is what i’m assuming you’re talking about

@@aidangilhooly6689 i’ve heard too many people pronounce polish w the same way english w

@@aidangilhooly6689 yet ive heard many people mispronounce his last name, which hurts my Polish heart

@@jebackohte dla mnie jak mówią lełandaski fajnie to brzmi

@Akhil Sadasivam still people are hating people cuz they too good lmao

Naah, Athletic Interest tops this imo.

@@putendoener athletic interest is the football channel for people who hate football

@@ayyguevara8448 Well I love football and I still think AI's quality is top notch. You don't like it? Totally fine, but don't tell me what I can and can't like.

The real interesting question no one asks: Why did the Adidas Boss Louis-Dreyfus give Uli Hoeneß money just to gamble? In a year, where Adidas was negotiating a new deal and had to outbid Nike...

@@PassivesAbseits Oh I asked myself that and it's pretty obvious why Dreyfus did that. Still wouldn't make sense to me for Hoeneß to be truly influenced by that. I mean one thing I always trusted Hoeneß with, was that Bayern always comes first for him. But yeah Hoeneß accepting that was his worst offence imo.

tax evasion is a victimless crime

@@jjj6446 no

@@Frosty1979 he did it with his own personal money not bayerns money

Same mate!

A three team league? Is there relegation?

@@ianmacfarlane1241 yea, relegation is just 1 match against arsenal to see how bad you really are

@@apocsquid In that case Brentford are ESL quality

@@apocsquid we are celebrating we cannot be in the Super league

Premier league will be the new super league 🤣

He has already, I think?

Maybe check out Athletic Interest. He has really high quality content too!

@@putendoener thanks for the recommendation I’ll check it out!

Notts County were relegated from the Top Flight in 1992 - The Top Flight was renamed to the Premier League that summer...92-93 being the first season with the new name. Notts County were relegated from the Football League in 2019 and are now in their third season in the Conference {England's 5th Tier}. - Luton Town were relegated from the Top Flight alongside Notts County in 1992. Luton Town were relegated from the Football League in 2009 and promoted back into the Football League in 2014 after 5 seasons in the Conference, they're now back in the Championship {2nd Tier} after 2 more promotions. - Oldham were relegated from the Premier League in 1994, 2 seasons after Notts County and Luton Town. - Wimbledon were relegated from the Premier League in 2000 and ceased to exist in 2004 - Replaced by Milton Keynes Dons who took their spot in the Football League and AFC Wimbledon who had to work their way up from the Combined Counties League {Tier 9 of the English Pyramid}. AFC Wimbledon are currently in League One {the 3rd Tier} alongside Milton Keynes Dons}. No Wimbledon weren't relegated out of the Football League technically but they were once a Premier League Club.

@@franohmsford7548 yes Luton HAD a points deduction

@@balham5606 when? when they were relegated from the top flight? when they were relegated into the conference? at some other point? Just saying they had a points deduction is no good without the context of when it happened and how much they were deducted. - Also, are you saying that this invalidates their relegation? The fact is they were relegated - The how and why isn't in question!

That's where Thierry Henry's originaly from

Didn't understood why he chose Geneva as well.

And when was the last time Bayern bought a Dortmund player?

The MBS thing had been going on for a while.

Surely they won’t be relegated again ?

@@balham5606they will at this stage

@@white_will_smith will you go to their f a cup match next weekend then ?

@@balham5606 not a southend fan I just follow England's lower leagues

@@white_will_smith that’s cool then

Bayern was never own by a country with multiple human rights issues

@@escape2nirvana Germany

Why?

@@TheSpannerJNR They beat defending champion Italy the other day.

@@thinguyendinh9976 wouldn’t that mean European champions not world

@@BJHAttax HITC Sevens made a video about it before. Basically if you beat the defending champion at any international fixture, you're the champions.

@@thinguyendinh9976 but they wouldn’t be the world champions is what I’m saying. They would only be the European.

Its not, much like the club which is also filthy rich and arrogant

@@95zzz munich is a great city where is that hate coming from?

Munich is lovely with friendly people. I wish I could go back!

@@kaedeakamatsu6877 the city itself is very nice and beautiful, just a lot of awful people

@@95zzz never met anyone "awful" there

You could also say, they made a completely legal contract with another party, which did not violate any Bundesliga rule, DFB rule, DFL rule or any part of the broadcasting agreement, but when their rival clubs found out, they milked it for all the bad press and fines they could. I am far from a Bayern fan, but i've always had the feeling the other clubs back then enjoyed themselves a lot making Bayern out to be the bad guy, and tried to squeeze whatever they could out of it. Joining the Serie A of course would be a complete overreaction and had about 0% chance of happening, but it goes to show how emotional the debate was back then.

@@Jonathanizer what do you mean? Completely legal lol

@@octopus8420 By that i mean, that is violated no law. Do you not know what the word "legal" means? Or are you implying that the contract was illegal? If you claim, that it actually was illegal, please tell me which paragraph of the StGB is supposedly violated here?

Alteast the owners are not stingy no

Let's see what the new owners will change before we jump to conclusions.

So human rights, murdering journalists etc etc is fine if they buy Erling haaland?

@@kieronparr3403 tf did you expect from a rich Middle eastern owner?

Exactly this. I don't see why it should be allowed. Should Newcastle fans live by Sharia law under the Saudi regime, then see how they feel?

Kasachstan liegt zum teil in Europa

Rubbish. You need at least 3 years and to pay good money for key players at the "top 6" players.

Yeah but even if Bayern goes to a different league we probably still wont win it because our shit defense and losing to stupid teams like mainz freiburg etc

@@markdeckson1546 No I think even with bad seasons, Bayern and Dortmund are still consistently the two best teams in the league. It's more with the Monopoly they've built, it's nearly impossible to topple them. Hopefully they have a good period were they fall off, like Barca, Inter, Milan, Man U, etc, then the league can even its self out a bit again.

@@noahsteiner5052 they did have an off period but you failed to capitalize, 2019 and 2020, both years Dortmund could have won something.

I remember summer heights high Jonah from Tonga was a good character.

So what you'd rather have some oil money takeover?

@@aalamahmad25 I really don’t know at this point. Like most Germans I don’t want investors to come in to the league but I don’t see how Bayern would not win Bundesliga every single year if it continues like this. Its not like our league isn’t strong (maybe Im biased but I think Bundesliga is the third best league) Bayern are just way to dominant. Dortmund, Leipzig and Leverkusen should implement a strategy of not selling managers and players to Bayern

Watch the 2bundesliga then it is also a german league

That would just mean that Bvb would start winning more titles wouldn't have to sell as many stars since they are winning things and get more money and be in pretty much the same position.

@@lps2013 No i doubt that would happen. Bayern are so unique in their status because they were the only consistent german top team over the last 40 year. Most young german talents dream of playing for Bayern one day its really not the same with BVB. Dortmund finished fourth twice in the last few years and Leverkusen, Gladbach, Wolfsburg, Leipzig and even Frankfurt would be massive challenges every year

May have to do just that at this point lol