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WhiZ
Sweden853 Posts
On April 23 2013 05:08 sc4k wrote: Haha, and yet you still managed to overtake Rebs this round! Fair play to you. But I have to ask, making Giroud el capitan...wtf were you thinking? was thinkin he was on a roll  | ||
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Epx
Switzerland209 Posts
http://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/borussia-dortmund/wechselt-zu-bayern-30111116.bild.html why oh why??? why you've to destroy my bvb.  | ||
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bObaZ
Portugal864 Posts
On April 23 2013 03:04 Black Gun wrote: while it is certainly true that benfica and porto have some fantastic scouting, they (and the whole portuguese league) have the huge advantage that they offer talents from brazil an environment that speaks their language. due to this language advantage over non-portuguese speaking countries, the portuguese clubs have it much easier to get young brazilian talents accustomed to european football. benfica and porto just get the greatest talents from brazil as they are the top-dogs of the portuguese league... but they are nonetheless doing a marvellous job, dont get me wrong. In the last 10 big transfers from Benfica and Porto (Fabio Coentrão, Axel Witsel, Javi Garcia, Hulk, Ramires, Di Maria, David Luiz, Falcao, Ricardo Quaresma, Lisandro Lopez) only 3 are from brazil. So that's not quite accurate  And the players that are in the making, aiming for big transfers (Garay, Matic, Salvio, Gaitan, James, Mangala, Jackson, Moutinho), none of them are from brazil | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:12 Epx wrote: GÖTZE TO BAYERN AFTER SUMMER.... http://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/borussia-dortmund/wechselt-zu-bayern-30111116.bild.html why oh why??? why you've to destroy my bvb. And so begins the end of the golden age of dortmund | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:27 sc4k wrote: And so begins the end of the golden age of dortmund Maybe Dortmund will get KDB like the rumors state? Man, what the heck. So if this is true, not only will Bayern already have a ridiculous amount of young talent in Germany, but they'll also be adding Gotze, Jan Kirchoff, and possibly Lewandowski. Will Pep even have to try to win with that team? On April 23 2013 07:36 Savage88 wrote: FUCK NO! Why did Dortmund put a fixed transfer fee in his contract. :/ If Lewandowski and Götze both leave this Summer, we will have like 60-70m alone from these two transfers. I hope so much this if fake, but doesn't look like it. Dortmund is forced to accept the offer, if its fixed in his contract. Did you just register to say this? ._. And yeah, looks like he does have a release clause of £30m in his contract (which I'm guessing comes out to 37m in Euros?). | ||
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Savage88
Germany132 Posts
If Lewandowski and Götze both leave this Summer, we will have like 60-70m alone from these two transfers. I hope so much this if fake, but doesn't look like it. Dortmund is forced to accept the offer, if its fixed in his contract. | ||
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DragoonTT
3398 Posts
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:19 bObaZ wrote: In the last 10 big transfers from Benfica and Porto (Fabio Coentrão, Axel Witsel, Javi Garcia, Hulk, Ramires, Di Maria, David Luiz, Falcao, Ricardo Quaresma, Lisandro Lopez) only 3 are from brazil. So that's not quite accurate And the players that are in the making, aiming for big transfers (Garay, Matic, Salvio, Gaitan, James, Mangala, Jackson, Moutinho), none of them are from brazil Well its unfair to just say Brazillians but South Americans in general is a different story. Portugal is by far the best entry way On September 05 2012 17:28 Rebs wrote: Portugal is where decent players go to become great players imo. Both Benfica and Porto in particular have done a crazy good job the last half a decade especially with respect to South Americans. Taking the wonder kids out of South America and throwing them into top clubs straight away is so risky. It often ends up wasting a huge chunk of the players development stage and the club doesn't get much out of it either, Want your South American done right ? Send him to Portugal. Its obvious they know their shit, develope good players and seem to profit when they let them go dont seem to mind it to much either | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
Have any of the prem teams tabled an offer for Götze? He's definitely worth in that region if one factors in the inflation of prices in modern football. He will be best served playing for Bayern though so it would come down to money offers/ his feelings about moving to England. | ||
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AngryMag
Germany1040 Posts
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
Furthermore, doesn't a player need to agree to be transferred (as in you can't just trade people like you can in U.S. sports)? This is my understanding of the system; you have to offer the player an agreeable contract to get him transferred to you. He agreed in March (as in a month ago) to an extension with BVB. Why would he suddenly agree to go to Bayern, even if BVB is forced to accept a transfer fee? All the 'secondary leagues' produce talent- portugal, france, netherlands. Their existence really serves to help the 'major' leagues if you want to call them that. This is one of the worst qualities about football. An entire nation's national competition can serve as a "development" place for people so they can go to where the "real competition" is. It keeps this sport so un-competitive. | ||
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NuclearJudas
6546 Posts
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On April 23 2013 12:48 NuclearJudas wrote: Of course a player has to agree to the transfer. This isn't a slave market. I too don't see Götze leaving Dortmund, as they will continue fighting for trophies domestically and internationally. You say that with an "of course" tone, but do you realize how trades work in the States when it comes to sports? | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
Plus they have the money from a deep UCL run and a stadium that holds 80,000 people (their matchday revenue must be ridiculous). | ||
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MapleLeafSirup
Germany950 Posts
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DaMuffinman
Germany1705 Posts
Edit: And ofc I hope Götze doesn't leave Dortmund...^^ Edit2: Everything I read counters my idea from above... Edit3: It's official. Dortmund stated 4 minutes ago, that Götze is making use of his release clause | ||
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hns
Germany609 Posts
Apart from that: Considering that Götze is perfectly capable of playing a false 9, a preferred system of Guardiola, this transfer makes perfect sense. Also, Robben and probably Gomez may very well leave Bayern. I also don't see any problem in Bayern buying him; it's basically like Martinez: If you have a fixed transfer clause in the contract, it may get used and you shouldn't complain. While 40m for Martinez certainly seemed somewhat safe to shoo away most interested clubs, I'm wondering why Dortmund settled for only 37m (if that's correct) for Götze. The timing is a bit awkward now, though :/ | ||
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Savage88
Germany132 Posts
It wouldn't be so hard if he would go to a real Club like ManU/Real or Barca... but Bayern, WTF! GET OUT JUDAS! | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Bayern Munich agree £32m(€37m) deal to sign Mario Goetze from Borussia Dortmund Borussia Dortmund have confirmed that Germany midfielder Mario Goetze will join Bundersliga rivals Bayern Munich in a £32m(€37m) deal. More to come! Source Lol oh dear, Guillem Balague adding fuel to the fire (Spanish Reporter, follows Pep extensively those who don't know) by saying Lewandowski has already signed for another club....Also Bayern Munchen ^_^ Guillem Balague @GuillemBalague and Lewandowski seems to be going the same direction. English clubs have been told not to bother with him as he has agreed with another club | ||
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Kotreb
Croatia1392 Posts
Not happy with this... | ||
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