It's boring as hell: Always Bayern Munich! Always the same Bundesliga champion. No other club has even the slightest chance. The mighty FC Bayern won the German league ten years in a row. But who is to blame? Bayern themselves? Their great squad? Clever management? Nope, we tell you why it's all the fault of a few men in black and yellow. Right?
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Written by Henning Hesse
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zakwan10:
Mikael Jordan:
Bear Grylls:
Rami anonymous:
Aan Permana:
Chris Fraser:
Praisdelo Talumingan:
And to be fair, Bayern (the whole Club, including the Boards and Fans) are very supportive to German Football in Europe Stage. As a Bayern Fan, i will always support Dortmund if They againts any other European Teams. And will Support Them in the Entire Tournament if Bayern already Knocked Out, look Frankfurt for example, everyone in Germany Support Them
NemesiS:
elmozelf:
dd 1996:
kushal arvind Ramesh:
Micah Kiyimba:
Even Serie A and Ligue 1 have had some variety in the last decade amidst domination from Juve and PSG. But in Germany, always Bayern.
The league has become Laughably One sided and is generally seen as trash by all fans outside Germany
Éric Fréchette:
If you really love football and follow every Bundesliga matchday, you will find out that Bayern, just like any other teams, can be surprised by some underdog and have to fight hard to win... and sometimes they failed, despite all odds.
Also, stop complaining about Bayern getting other BL teams' stars... Where do you think they would go if their current teams can't match their salary demands? No, they wouldn't put loyalty above money. Yes, they would just go to another league... I doubt BL would gain anything by this.
JasonFCB:
Raid Mahdi:
Mr. Reese:
Also, Bayern had several times over the last 10 years where they were really struggling in the League and at one point Dortmund was even ahead by 9 points, but still they squandered their lead. It's not only that Bayern is good, other clubs also do not capitalize on Bayern's mistakes - and they *do* make mistakes.
Will:
Pichaporn sutthavas:
Aayush Kaliraj:
victor nderu:
Money plays a huge role in modern football whether one likes it or not.
bisuk hangoluan:
Lucarivyle:
James Michaels:
Adhi02:
City Beats:
B R:
Ze Luis:
MSB:
Karthik Manoor:
booboosnack:
Roger M:
Definitely a very true sentence.
Marian Chicago:
Jack Mellor:
D M:
Leverkusen and Wolfsburg are owned by two of the most successful corporations in the world and even though Vile Energy Drink FC technically follow 50+1 the football authorities have let them flout it in such a way that they are in fact a company owned team. Nothing stops any of those companies from opening their purses and spending.
The people responsible for making the Bundesliga boring are the presidents and the chairmen of the clubs. They behave as if it is 1963. I live in a city with an MLS franchise. That team has played 4 exhibition/friendlies against Premiere league clubs since 2000. Bundesliga clubs almost never come to the US unless it is to play in these phony ICC tournaments and that is only Bayern. I have sent emails and Tweets to Dortmund begging Dortmund to come to the US especially the Midwest where there are tons of German Americans with their German American clubs and music societies. Instead they go to Dubai.
Bayern opened an office in the US several years ago. The man in charge of the office was interviewed on a podcast. His job was in a nutshell to build the Bayern brand in the US. Has any other club opened a US office? I may be wrong but I’m pretty sure they haven’t.
Money keeps Bayern ahead but their forward thinking doesn’t hurt.
bangslamwham88:
Harrison ochieng:
Where's Maguire..?
Ezra Ezra:
Edit: "Bayern beat Dortmund in the first all-German Final at Wembley in 2013."
If Liverpool and City meet each other in the next UCL Final at Wembley (2024) and Liverpool won it, the same Bundesliga predictions and Man Utd's Fergie era resurfaced.
Pranav Shukla:
relax22:
ThisIsWideAngle:
Medhat Hamroush:
Samuel Yee:
Bijoux1312:
Stefan Nicholson:
@da_king:
sebastian resch:
stoco:
Migelon:
Dimitrios Asimomytis:
visan ion:
Sachin Mesta:
Bundesliga should identify good players from U19-U-23 ad get them to play regular matches, its not only training, but regular playing that helps develop players
Danar Tri Atmojo:
WilderTackleHD KEK:
tot:
Nigel Vee:
Matt devereux:
Migelon:
It's like DW was trying to prove that they're the Bayern of female ⚽️ commentators 😉
yamkela saleni:
William Leong:
And Dortmund is of club of buying new players and selling high.
They just not interested in winning B.M for any titles.
Jack Potawhiskey:
Bayern already rocked Frankfurt 6-1, a strong club who are Europa League champions. Frankfurt had a much less embarrasing scoreline today, only losing 2-0 to Champions League winners Real.
Bayern poach the best German talents, from Dortmund, previously from Schalke. I hope this titan falls, it would be a great improvement. As for 50+1, it should stay, Buyern will hit a string of wrong moves like any big club previously thought to be untouchable (a la AC Milan, Man United, Barcelona).
The Radio Guy Online:
Pao Chongloi パオです。:
2022/23.
Idontknowwhattoputhere:
Propagandalf:
He is gultiy to your boredom.
Mwiinga Mweene:
Gustavo Rodríguez:
Isaak Jama:
Ĉiam Granda:
FACT: Dortmund would still be winning the Bundesliga every year ahead of Bayern if only they could remove their selling policy especially to rivals like Bayern you see, its like Dortmund don't want to be thee top club in Germany i mean just look at the players they've sold, Dembele,, Lewandwoski, Gotze,, Gundogan, Aubameyang, Hummels, Pulisic, Haaland, Sancho the list is so long and remember, they always still get in the Champions League every season despite all the sells.
amasim86:
Bayoko Ebi:
Mwiinga Mweene:
coolfer:
Briere St jean:
GAMER BOY 10.0:
zarifanai:
fartimus maximus:
syahrul azrai:
toto maxwell:
bad for our national team also
Ahmed Salem:
Gamers4lyf:
Lwando Madikizela:
Tuanku Taring:
Is that a German electric car? 😅
william yoder:
Phil Jones football:
xolile macingwane:
D212:
And of that 4 times man city..
So if the teams in qn sre too strong for competition no matter how competitive the league is, the results will be similar
Felix Nöbauer:
John Mushitu:
Robert Zander:
Borussia Mönchengladbach,
SC Freiburg or TSG Hoffenheim,
but also coaches, see Mainz 05 and now Gladbach.
I didn't really understand Marco Rose, together with Max Eberl they were in the process of building up a very good competitive team in Gladbach, which would be continuously improved in order to become a permanent participant in international competitions.
They took that chance, moving from Gladbach to Dortmund or from Frankfurt to Gladbach doesn't make any sense at all, the difference is minimal and success isn't guaranteed, and Marco Rose had to learn that the hard way. too bad for him.
A lot of clubs in Germany can't do that anymore and that's why they fail. Freiburg and Union Berlin are the counterexamples.
Jana:
This is one of multiple unnecessary comments in this video. Stop trying to make it sound as boring as possible with your subjectivity, it’s honestly annoying. You can state facts without adding such useless comments. You are trying so hard to make it sound extra boring and make Bayern themselves sound bored of it, it’s embarrassing.
Jayesh Ratangairi:
Their main aim will only be CL ! Again
Boring
Manan Mehta:
Alphabet Inc aka Google will come & buy 8.33% in Bayern for some 220+ million Euros & Bayern will still have sold only 33.3% of their Company with 66.6% still in their hands. That's the biggest peril of scrapping 50+1. Initially for the 1st 2-3 season Bayern will get all the investment & they'll make themselves so big in the time that it'll be impossible to catch them for the next 20-30 thereafter
marcelano ryadi:
abrahams neo:
anonymous:
RB Leipzig is one team that has made some impact but just like Dortmund they don't have enough quality to Challenge Bayern.
Aakash 46:
pete smart:
pablo kendall:
rafaelnadalforever:
777LX: