On July 28 2013 03:51 mevshero wrote:
unlucky misunderstanding between starke and van buyten, what a pity.
dortmund plays really well and bayern looks tired after all those testgames recently.

their defense looks so unorganised without schweini

{CC}StealthBlue

United States41117 Posts

July 27 2013 19:09 GMT

#1502

It's only 79°F in Dortmund according to weather.com and they needed a water break for that?

smr

Germany4808 Posts

July 27 2013 19:15 GMT

#1503

According to our commentator it's more like 86°F in the stadium. I guess it's not needed but if both teams agreed on it because they didn't want to risk anything why not?
e: in the end everybody counts it as the first official match but it's not really huge

Mafe

Germany5966 Posts

July 27 2013 19:18 GMT

#1504

On July 28 2013 04:09 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
It's only 79°F in Dortmund according to weather.com and they needed a water break for that?

Maybe they could have done without, but there are various reason why it makes sense so why not?

3point14

Germany890 Posts

July 27 2013 19:20 GMT

#1505

doesnt it have more to do with humidity anyway?

Influ

Germany780 Posts

July 27 2013 19:21 GMT

#1506

On July 28 2013 04:20 3point14 wrote:
doesnt it have more to do with humidity anyway?

west germany is a sauna atm so i guess so

Micro_Jackson

Germany2002 Posts

July 27 2013 19:23 GMT

#1507

Its not a uncommon thing to make a water break. You have to remember that it is way hotter inside the stadium you can see how much the players are sweating.

to the game: I think the first half was pretty even with a little advantage for Bayern because in pre season games the result doesn´t really matter and Bayern looks better offensivly.

{CC}StealthBlue

United States41117 Posts

July 27 2013 19:25 GMT

#1508

Hm no wonder Europeans seem so hesitant to join MLS clubs they could well pass out during the months of June, July, August and early September when playing in the Southwest.

Epx

Switzerland209 Posts

July 27 2013 19:25 GMT

#1509

On July 28 2013 04:09 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
It's only 79°F in Dortmund according to weather.com and they needed a water break for that?

i think that's a lot for german standards during this daytime, overall the weather is pretty "sticky" here currently.

mevshero

911 Posts

July 27 2013 19:26 GMT

#1510

haha. yeah it's horrible. you can drink as much beer as you want, you don't get drunk since you sweat it all out immediately. in munich we had 37°C today and i don't think there'll be any way to sleep in this heat as long as you're not drunk enough to pass out. i'll keep going :D

btw: if there's one team that knows how to play against bayern, it's dortmund.

Steveling

Greece10806 Posts

July 27 2013 19:29 GMT

#1511

On July 28 2013 04:25 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
Hm no wonder Europeans seem so hesitant to join MLS clubs they could well pass out during the months of June, July, August and early September when playing in the Southwest.

That must be it,

Windwaker

Germany1597 Posts

July 27 2013 19:30 GMT

#1512

On July 28 2013 04:26 mevshero wrote:
haha. yeah it's horrible. you can drink as much beer as you want, you don't get drunk since you sweat it all out immediately. in munich we had 37°C today and i don't think there'll be any way to sleep in this heat as long as you're not drunk enough to pass out. i'll keep going :D

btw: if there's one team that knows how to play against bayern, it's dortmund.

u get faster drunk in the heat