Comments on: Matchday 7: Oktoberfest in Munich http://bundesliga.theoffside.com/1-bundesliga/matchday-7-round-up.html News from The German Bundesliga Sun, 12 Feb 2012 08:54:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Chris Murphy http://bundesliga.theoffside.com/1-bundesliga/matchday-7-round-up.html#comment-1127 Chris Murphy Sun, 30 Sep 2007 03:14:17 +0000 http://bundesliga.theoffside.com/1-bundesliga/werder-bremen/matchday-7-round-up.html#comment-1127 I have just finished the Leverkusen-Bayern game and I do think there were some things that show how Bayern can be taken. http://bundesliga-talk.blogspot.com I have just finished the Leverkusen-Bayern game and I do think there were some things that show how Bayern can be taken. http://bundesliga-talk.blogspot.com

]]> By: Jan http://bundesliga.theoffside.com/1-bundesliga/matchday-7-round-up.html#comment-1117 Jan Sat, 29 Sep 2007 15:01:00 +0000 http://bundesliga.theoffside.com/1-bundesliga/werder-bremen/matchday-7-round-up.html#comment-1117 There are no rich clubs if you compare them to Bayern. ;-) The way it is, Bayern will be the ones investing €20m plus x for a new star player, while the other clubs will have to stick to make €10m investments and fight to keep those players whose worth grew to €20m plus x, like Bremen will undoubtedly have to do with Diego. Finding gems like him on the transfer market will also be a strategy. And banking on a good youth academy can't hurt either. Stuttgart's Mario Gomez is a fine example of a striker, that this club would have difficulties affording to buy on the transfer market, but they got him for free instead. Those would be the ways to catch up with Bayern without cheating. With cheating, the Bundesliga would have to allow investors to take over the clubs. In that case Berlin would probably be the most likely candidate - Germany's biggest city, capital, Olympiastaion and whathaveyou all speak for this city. You could say it's the untouched beauty of the Bundesliga that Germany's biggest cities aren't dominating the league in sync to their economic potential. There are no rich clubs if you compare them to Bayern. ;-) The way it is, Bayern will be the ones investing €20m plus x for a new star player, while the other clubs will have to stick to make €10m investments and fight to keep those players whose worth grew to €20m plus x, like Bremen will undoubtedly have to do with Diego. Finding gems like him on the transfer market will also be a strategy. And banking on a good youth academy can’t hurt either. Stuttgart’s Mario Gomez is a fine example of a striker, that this club would have difficulties affording to buy on the transfer market, but they got him for free instead.

Those would be the ways to catch up with Bayern without cheating. With cheating, the Bundesliga would have to allow investors to take over the clubs. In that case Berlin would probably be the most likely candidate – Germany’s biggest city, capital, Olympiastaion and whathaveyou all speak for this city. You could say it’s the untouched beauty of the Bundesliga that Germany’s biggest cities aren’t dominating the league in sync to their economic potential.

]]> By: Chris Murphy http://bundesliga.theoffside.com/1-bundesliga/matchday-7-round-up.html#comment-1116 Chris Murphy Sat, 29 Sep 2007 13:25:08 +0000 http://bundesliga.theoffside.com/1-bundesliga/werder-bremen/matchday-7-round-up.html#comment-1116 Excellent article. What do you think the long term affect of FC Bayern's transformation into a powerhouse? Will the other richer teams try to match them and lead to a higher standing? Or will it just become their league for the next few years with a win by Hertha Berlin in '09 shocking the world:) Excellent article. What do you think the long term affect of FC Bayern’s transformation into a powerhouse? Will the other richer teams try to match them and lead to a higher standing? Or will it just become their league for the next few years with a win by Hertha Berlin in ‘09 shocking the world:)

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