Bundesliga Saison 2020./2021.

[ivan]

Ovs Corona spasila bundesligu, mogomet, ceo fifbal, a nema ljudi da se vesele

Svemir je odredio tako da ne može i jedno i drugo

[Lahm]

Union nastavlja sa dobrim igrama.

[Red passion]

Ili Bayern ili Leipzig, tu se odlučuje titula ove sezone.

[doro]

Danas derbi za prvo mjesto...dal danas padamo kusen nas precesto znal oprat?!

[ivan]

Ja mislim da padamo jer ne vidim način na koji bi se mogli sad odjednom toliko dići. I protiv vukova je bilo biti ili ne biti pa smo bili očajni barem pola utakmice, srećom izvukli pobjedu (opet uz veliku pomoć Neuera)...

[anton 1983]

Al Schalke u drugoj ligi, to nisam mislio da cu dozivjet...

[Lennon]

Ali nek mi neko u par crta objasni, realni komentar di je zapelo u vezi S04?

Lova, sponzori, kadar, nesreća

[anton 1983]

Kupili Rudya i propali...

[effe__sa]

Ali nek mi neko u par crta objasni, realni komentar di je zapelo u vezi S04?

Lova, sponzori, kadar, nesreća

Kod njih ti se mnogo toga sastavilo.

Prvo vremenom gubeći svoje bitne igrače i to vremenom sve više, oni su sve teže nalazili zamjene. Počeo se tako unazad 2-3 godine pogotovo nakupljati škart. Onda pomalo propustiš Evropu, pogotovo LP, a onda dođe Covid, a kalkulirao si nekim novcem i mislio da ćeš neke dugove/zaduženja lagano pokrivati, ali odjednom puno manje para. Onda više ne možeš nikako osvježiti ekipu. Sa ovim zadnjim menadžerima / poslovođama (Heidel, Schneider) ispadne da su ofulali, prvi napravio dosta fula, ovaj drugi fule ispravlja sa još većim fulama. Ekipa doživjela krah u drugom dijelu prošle sezone i kako je krenula sa serijom da ne zna za pobjedu, odjednom su više pali u takvu rupu da ne mogu nikako pobijediti. Tako da je sada tu i psihološki problem. Ovi igrači poput Kabaka i nekih još, vide klub tone, ne mogu se tu više skoncentrisati, jer su mislima u nekim drugim jačim klubovima. I fijasko je kompletan.
Schalke i dalje ima ekipu, da bi bar trebao opstanak izboriti, ali problema je puno. Ekipa kao da se predala i evo nakon bar jedne utakmice ni Stevens ne donosi pomak. Da li će ih u narednom susretu bar malo pomaknuti s mjesta, vidjet ćemo..

[ivan]

Kupili Rudya i propali...

Koliko im fali još da obore rekord za uzastopne tekme bez pobjede? 2?

[anton 1983]

https://m.bild.de/sport/fussball/fussba ... obile.html

Cek, cek, cek! 50 milja za Sabitzera!?!

Ist das einer fur die Bayern?

[melodyne]

Odlican je igrac. Samo je malo skup, zar ne?

[Red passion]

2020 was a groundbreaking year for Jürgen Klopp, Julian Nagelsmann, Hansi Flick, Marco Rose and Thomas Tuchel. With German coaching seemingly at its zenith, what are the reasons behind such extraordinary success?
2020 was a year of unrelenting success for German coaches. Jürgen Klopp ended Liverpool’s 30-year wait for an English league title, Julian Nagelsmann and Thomas Tuchel spearheaded long runs in the Champions League, Marco Rose broke new ground with Borussia Mönchengladbach and Hansi Flick achieved the seemingly impossible with Bayern Munich: five trophies in his first season — including the coveted league, cup and Champions League treble.

While Klopp’s success has been years, if not decades, in the making, 2020 was more about breaking glass ceilings for Tuchel, Nagelsmann and Rose.

Charisma is key

Besides embracing cutting-edge analysis technologies and honing their crafts in the Bundesliga, there's something else that all of these coaches have in common: charisma.

Each has come through the DFB’s "Fussball-Lehrer" — Football Education — course, which has built a reputation as one of the most prestigious courses of its type in Europe. It is located in the town of Hennef, near Cologne, and admits just 25 coaches each year, a number whittled down from over 100 applicants. That will change in late 2021 when the course moves to a new state-of-the-art facility in Frankfurt and will admit just 20 applicants each year, making it even more exclusive.An engaging personality is a prerequisite for the course, which counts Nagelsmann and Rose among its more recent graduates. Daniel Niedzkowski, 44, has led the course since 2018, and as he explains, identifying which coaches possess charisma isn’t always easy.

“We spend time assessing each potential coach's football structure, analytical skills and ability to plan and perfom a training session,“ Niedzkowski tells DW.

"But we also look closely at their personalities and whether they have charisma. Do you look at coaches and believe and trust what they say? It's about how they project themselves, and it's very important for coaches to be able to convince their players of their methods. The trouble for us is that charisma is a very subjective thing."

Open-mindedness

In Nagelsmann’s case, it's not only charisma that has got him so far. His faith in technology is well documented, with his "video wall" at Hoffenheim having been replicated as an analytical tool at many clubs in Germany, but his collaborative approach and ability to critique his own methods also sets him apart.

"As far as I can tell, Julian Nagelsmann is always keen to find anything that can help him become a better coach," says Niedzkowski, who was also assistant coach at Bayer Leverkusen between 2013 and 2016.

"That is part of the reason why he has made this incredible progress: because he is very open to self-reflection and the input of others. There's an open-mindedness that is key to their development. That's not to say that older coaches aren't curious, but it's a big factor in why some of the coaches of the younger generation have risen so quickly."In a youthful league like the Bundesliga, a coach's ability to connect with young players is also of fundamental importance — not only in the first team but in academies. It’' a characteristic that each of these coach’s share.

"The Bundesliga is a league where a lot of young players get experience to play," says Niedzkowski.

"It’s very important that coaches in Germany know how to deal with that generation of player, many of whom are just teenagers. Sometimes — but not always — this comes easier to coaches who have come up through the youth ranks themselves."

Disciples of Klopp and Rangnick

At 53, Klopp is one of the older generation. His influence and that of Ralf Rangnick, who has worked closely with Nagelsmann and Rose, can be seen in the younger coaches that are on the rise — in their methods, personalities and footballing philosophies.

"Klopp and Rangnick have almost redefined what football should look like, and if you're not prepared to coach that way, most clubs in Germany are not interested," prominent German football writer Raphael Honigstein tells DW.

Much of the best work in German football is being done at Red Bull, both in Leipzig and in Salzburg, their two European hubs. They have assembled some of the brightest minds in coaching, and it's little surprise that most of Germany’s top coaches pass through there.

"Red Bull are working with incredible people who all understand football," Honigstein says. “If you are successful in that kind of environment, then it sets you up to be successful almost anywhere. It’s like the finishing school of German football — the Oxford or Cambridge of coaching. There is a culture of excellence."The Flick Factor

The most successful German coach of all in 2020 has undoubtedly been Bayern's Hansi Flick. He ends the year with more trophies than defeats in a quite astonishing year of success that no one saw coming, stepping out of the shadows in emphatic fashion.

With Bayern sensing that Niko Kovac's reign might come off the rails, Flick was installed as assistant coach in mid-2019 to be there in case he was required. He was required, and Flick was able to instantly connect with Bayern's German contingent, some of whom were not getting regular playing time under Kovac. Flick's technical work with Germany hadn't gone unnoticed, but his ability to win consistently and in a style not seen in Munich since the Pep Guardiola era surprised everyone.

"Flick kept such a low profile as an assistant coach that people assumed he didn't have the personality necessary to pull this off," Honigstein says.

"We like to think of coaches as these larger-than-life figures, and Flick had never really been that type."

Unlike Klopp, Flick may not fill a room with his persona. But alongside his technical abilities as a coach, Flick's ability to charm has allowed him to build a bond with his players and, in a matter of months, quietly transform Bayern into Europe's most thrilling and successful team. Proof, perhaps, that charisma can come in many different forms.

Treneri su tu, to je više nego očigledno. Klubova u Njemačkoj nema na onoj razini da bi svi bili u istoj zemlji i nadmetali se svake sezone i tako 20 sezona zaredom, pa onda još možda vidjeli i Kohfeldta i neke nove.

[Murta]

https://twitter.com/victorrenaud5/status/1346133316177715200

Schalke je daleko najgora momčad u Europi po kvaliteti šansi.

[Red passion]

Eto i Scheiße je pobijedilo doma 4:0 Hoeneßov Hoffenheim.

Werder otkinuo 2 boda Luzerkusenu.

Još večeras lijepo odigraju Razvojni centar Dortmund i RB Leipzig jedan neriješeni rezultat i opet je Bayern pobijedio.