Dont know if they would be able to pay him sadly. Wages in Bundesliga are way way lower than in PL other than Bayern. They may just get Volland and try him or Aube as central striker.

Ofc all Dortmund fans hope for Costa, Dzeko or Martinez. But again vs the big PL teams they are out of their league.

PhilGood2DaY

Germany7424 Posts

January 05 2014 00:08 GMT

#9982

btw if walcott gets a suspension for his gesture ill quit watching premiere league..

no seriously:

that was nothing horrible at all

Kenpark

Germany2350 Posts

January 05 2014 00:27 GMT

#9983

Btw how is Schürrle doing at Chelsea ? Leverkusen is my team and we were all pretty happy to get 20+ for him. He is so limited on the ball.
But he was getting some decent playing time. Him being ahead of players like de Bruyne or Mata really blew my mind.

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

January 05 2014 00:30 GMT

#9984

He played like shite vs Southampton the other day. Other than that he is just getting warmed up and was looking good. He played well in few games he played but awful last one.
He looks good attacking but has work to do defensively, but he is young that is what Mourinho wants he can work with the players like that.

Mensol

14536 Posts

January 05 2014 01:22 GMT

#9985

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lol he's already one of us :3

He is the best Left Back in Brazilian League.

On January 04 2014 03:00 Mafe wrote:
I'm surprised noone has mentioned Ibrahimovic in his personal dreamteam (or maybe I missed it).
Mine would look something like

Neuer (btw how is Muslera doing atm? In my memory he and Casillas were the best keepers in 2010 WC)
Lahm-Boateng-Kompany-??? (not sure, maybe Alaba. I feel left/right back is the position with the least world class players/most challenging position in today's football. Also I don't know too much about non-Bundesliga-defenders)
Schweinsteiger
Messi-Ronaldo-Ribery-Suarez-Ibrahimovic in no specific tactical position.

Also I'm probably late to the party

Still one of the best. His coach in Gala is Cláudio Taffarel

Azza

China650 Posts

January 05 2014 04:58 GMT

#9986

Dortmund could be turned upside down. You might see Reus leave in the summer aswell, how can they get a high calibre striker with others elites needing one aswell. Likely they'll take a risk on some youth german.

duckii

Germany1017 Posts

January 05 2014 07:04 GMT

#9987

Volland would be the likely choice for Dortmund but still a risk of course.

Ysellian

Netherlands9029 Posts

January 05 2014 08:52 GMT

#9988

Sad news, one of the greatest players in history has passed away: Eusebio.

Maenander

Germany4927 Posts

January 05 2014 09:19 GMT

#9989

Apparently Real wanted to high-jack the Lewandowski deal in December hehe.

sharkie

Austria18776 Posts

January 05 2014 09:57 GMT

#9990

On January 05 2014 13:58 Azza wrote:
Dortmund could be turned upside down. You might see Reus leave in the summer aswell, how can they get a high calibre striker with others elites needing one aswell. Likely they'll take a risk on some youth german.

Dortmund wont let Reus leave. So no worries there

Micro_Jackson

Germany2002 Posts

January 05 2014 10:35 GMT

#9991

On January 05 2014 18:57 sharkie wrote:

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Dortmund wont let Reus leave. So no worries there

Not this summer. 2015 he has an exit condition in his contract i think and i am pretty sure he is gone then.

o3.power91

Bahrain5288 Posts

January 05 2014 10:51 GMT

#9992

Moving away from all the BuLi and EPL talk, this should be a much needed boost to Serie A ^^

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sharkie

Austria18776 Posts

January 05 2014 11:12 GMT

#9993

On January 05 2014 19:51 o3.power91 wrote:
Moving away from all the BuLi and EPL talk, this should be a much needed boost to Serie A ^^

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yessss, finally Honda is where he belongs -> in a top league!

WillyWanker

France1915 Posts

January 05 2014 11:15 GMT

#9994

Speaking of Serie A... tonight we have a niiiice Juventus-Roma! If the romans lose, their last hopes of Scudetto will probably disappear!

Ysellian

Netherlands9029 Posts

January 05 2014 11:23 GMT

#9995

Thanks for the tip WW! I will definitely tune in.

On January 05 2014 20:12 sharkie wrote:

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yessss, finally Honda is where he belongs -> in a top league!

Indeed, the only problem is that it didn't happen sooner. With the departure of Boateng he should have been signed as an immediate replacement.

MapleLeafSirup

Germany950 Posts

January 05 2014 11:30 GMT

#9996

On January 05 2014 09:30 Pandemona wrote:
He played like shite vs Southampton the other day. Other than that he is just getting warmed up and was looking good. He played well in few games he played but awful last one.
He looks good attacking but has work to do defensively, but he is young that is what Mourinho wants he can work with the players like that.

I have already seen some nice games from Schürrle, especially in the Super Cup against Bayern. It is the best season of his career so far.

zeo

Serbia6344 Posts

January 05 2014 11:30 GMT

#9997

On January 05 2014 09:08 MaGic~PhiL wrote:
btw if walcott gets a suspension for his gesture ill quit watching premiere league..

no seriously:

that was nothing horrible at all

What did Walcott do?

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

January 05 2014 11:35 GMT

#9998

On January 05 2014 17:52 Ysellian wrote:
Sad news, one of the greatest players in history has passed away: Eusebio.

Portuguese football legend Eusebio dies at the age of 71

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The former Benfica and Portugal superstar, regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of the sport alongside Pele and Diego Maradona, died of a cardiac arrest after suffering several years of heart and respiratory problems.

He was the top scorer in the 1966 World Cup in England, when he helped Portugal to the semi-finals and a third-place finish with his nine goals in the tournament. It was the only World Cup he played in and his greatest game was in the quarter-final.

Portugal were 3-0 down to North Korea, but Eusebio inspired an incredible comeback, scoring four goals to lead the team to a stunning 5-3 victory.

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho led the tributes to his countryman: "On this sad day of (Eusebio's) death ... I prefer to look upon him as immortal."

Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portugal captain, wrote on his Facebook page, "Always eternal Eusebio, rest in peace."

571 Games Played - 585 Goals Scored!

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howLiN

Portugal1676 Posts

January 05 2014 11:36 GMT

#9999

On January 05 2014 17:52 Ysellian wrote:
Sad news, one of the greatest players in history has passed away: Eusebio.

Such unexpected news

THE symbol of Portuguese football.

3point14

Germany890 Posts

January 05 2014 11:44 GMT

#10000

If Reus, Gündogan and Hummels stay in Dortmund ill have even more respect for them and the team.
hopefully Kagawa returns. and Klopp will make a superstar out of Großkreutz

Portugal were 3-0 down to North Korea, but Eusebio inspired an incredible comeback, scoring four goals to lead the team to a stunning 5-3 victory.

nice,a fighter for democrazy as well