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No, I really would sign this version. European trophy > coefficient of next season
(even though it couldn't compete with the Eintracht emotions and their crazy EL win)Well if they did, they'd get a shot at the actual Champions of Europe. Would be the first time I know of that it would actually be a question in the Super Cup.mspm89 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 17:38 It's too bad that they couldn't qualify for the CL and play for the "true" treble.
Though if it happens that they beat Liverpool as PL champions for the Europa League title, some will argue they are the "real" Champions of Europe. Unless Madrid wins the CL, they're never wrong, of course.
Its not the first time you use "some" instead of "I".mspm89 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 17:38 It's too bad that they couldn't qualify for the CL and play for the "true" treble.
Though if it happens that they beat Liverpool as PL champions for the Europa League title, some will argue they are the "real" Champions of Europe. Unless Madrid wins the CL, they're never wrong, of course.
I didn't use "I" because I wouldn't argue that. Though I admit it would be fun to see the Blanquitos annoyed by this debate IF they won the CL this year and the other conditions are met.rpo.castro wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 23:35Its not the first time you use "some" instead of "I".mspm89 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 17:38 It's too bad that they couldn't qualify for the CL and play for the "true" treble.
Though if it happens that they beat Liverpool as PL champions for the Europa League title, some will argue they are the "real" Champions of Europe. Unless Madrid wins the CL, they're never wrong, of course.
Like it would be the first time the European champion doesn't win the national championship. Or that we would have great teams winning UEFA cup, when only champions could enter ECC.
I like having a strong Liverpool in EL, and a good Leverkusen (lets see if they can beat the Italians), and other good teams. If not EL would be another ECL
I think quite a few were actually expecting the "Kane curse" to manifest itself. The surprise is how catastrophically it has done so, at least comparing Bayern's performance to Bayer's. Nobody expected Leverkusen to even be near this level, a bit like Ajax in 2018-19 (it still hurts that they didn't reach the final at least, though of course you probably are the only non-Tottenham fan in the world who must've been happy with that outcome).Lorric wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 01:56 You know, looking at the table, if Bayern hadn't signed Kane, I don't think they'd have even qualified for the CL next year. And crazily, the way they're going, it's not guaranteed they will even with him.
Can you imagine if you'd been told by someone before the start of this season that Kane would go to Bayern and have a Ballon D'or level season and still win nothing? (I know he could still win the CL.)
I think nobody expect Leverkusen from all the teams, due to their past history or never getting it. And if they didn't get Kane they would get another one and probably without the cursemspm89 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 03:06I think quite a few were actually expecting the "Kane curse" to manifest itself. The surprise is how catastrophically it has done so, at least comparing Bayern's performance to Bayer's. Nobody expected Leverkusen to even be near this level, a bit like Ajax in 2018-19 (it still hurts that they didn't reach the final at least, though of course you probably are the only non-Tottenham fan in the world who must've been happy with that outcome).Lorric wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 01:56 You know, looking at the table, if Bayern hadn't signed Kane, I don't think they'd have even qualified for the CL next year. And crazily, the way they're going, it's not guaranteed they will even with him.
Can you imagine if you'd been told by someone before the start of this season that Kane would go to Bayern and have a Ballon D'or level season and still win nothing? (I know he could still win the CL.)
Meanwhile in Zweite the situation looks very good for St.Pauli and Kiel. Northern teams coming up?BurningStorm wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 10:17 Have to say it again, with Tuchel nothing is impossible in a negative way. Incredible to lose in Bochum and Heidenheim with such a superior team. Leverkusen probably "Deutscher Meister" after 29 matchdays, how unreal. Good for the Bundesliga, and Bayern will change a lot, coach, players...
Dortmund wasteful against Stuttgart, xG was in their favor. The previous win at Bayern more or less for nothing, Leipzig overtook them in the CL race. And the upcoming schedule speaks for Leipzig, BVB have to play Leverkusen (even though they are champ until then, but they want the record), but there is also the clash between them on MD 31 in Leipzig.
Eintracht on their way to their EL comeback, 6th place with an advantage of six points over Hoffenheim, Augsburg and Freiburg -> all with 36 points, they'll battle for the ECL spot. Freiburg could be the best choice here, better coefficient and did a decent job in their two recent seasons in the EL.
In the relegation zone, Bochum are in danger after the late defeat in Köln, they just sacked coach Thomas Letsch.
Leverkusen to win Bundesliga and Europa League, and Kaiserslautern to win the Pokal and everybody happy!