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**dukeofdavinci** · 31-01-2007, 05:50 PM

well he was the man back then,i was quit startled whn he left back then coz i think he was one the most succesfull coach to coach bayern.wth him you can see bayern as bayern.congrats to him n good luck to bayern.

p.s real is gonna lose the cl match wth bayern as of right now they are galactitrahes

**Oliver_Kahn** · 31-01-2007, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by dukeofdavinci

well he was the man back then,i was quit startled whn he left back then coz i think he was one the most succesfull coach to coach bayern.wth him you can see bayern as bayern.congrats to him n good luck to bayern.

p.s real is gonna lose the cl match wth bayern as of right now they are galactitrahes

Hitzfeld is one of the greatest German coaches ever, I'm glad he's back!

**dukeofdavinci** · 31-01-2007, 05:57 PM

remember the 2001 cl final that was one the best for him,though united were beaten by bayern during that seson of cl..or was it in 2002...mmm not that sure but bayern won it fully deserved.if any one can rescue bayern from 4th and mount a title challenge its him.

hitzfield=bayern thats what mah german friends told me back then.

**Oliver_Kahn** · 31-01-2007, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by dukeofdavinci

remember the 2001 cl final that was one the best for him,though united were beaten by bayern during that seson of cl..or was it in 2002...mmm not that sure but bayern won it fully deserved.if any one can rescue bayern from 4th and mount a title challenge its him.

hitzfield=bayern thats what mah german friends told me back then.

It's probably true, Hitzfeld can make Bayern play to their full potencial.

**Trim** · 31-01-2007, 06:13 PM

Hitzfeld knows how to run things. Hitzfeld knows Bayern heart. Hitzfeld knows how to make the fans happy. Hitzfeld knows how to win Bundesliga. Hitzfeld knows how to beat Real Madrid. Hitzfeld knows how to win Champions League.
Hitzfeld is the man.

**Trim** · 31-01-2007, 06:16 PM

^ I don't really care, I just don't want to see his face anymore.

**Trim** · 31-01-2007, 06:20 PM

^ Haha, yes, why not.

Intru · 31-01-2007, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by T-Red

F*ck you Magath! Get the fuck outta here!
Bring back Hitzfeld, bring him back!

Hey f*ck you buddy, you never insult a Puerto Rican! Never, you here me!
This is blasphemy, Bayern is crazy! F*ck Bayern!

The only good thing about this is that maybe now he will consider more seriously the thought of coaching the Puerto Rican National Team.

**Oliver_Kahn** · 31-01-2007, 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Intru

Hey f*ck you buddy, you never insult a Puerto Rican! Never, you here me!
This is blasphemy, Bayern is crazy! F*ck Bayern!

The only good thing about this is that maybe now he will consider more seriously the thought of coaching the Puerto Rican National Team.

Calm down mate. You have to understand his frustration, Bayern are in 4th (!!!) place and have the best team in Germany

**Oliver_Kahn** · 31-01-2007, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by T-Red

Hitzfeld knows how to run things. Hitzfeld knows Bayern heart. Hitzfeld knows how to make the fans happy. Hitzfeld knows how to win Bundesliga. Hitzfeld knows how to beat Real Madrid. Hitzfeld knows how to win Champions League.
Hitzfeld is the man.

Couldn't have said it better

**Trim** · 01-02-2007, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Intru

Hey f*ck you buddy, you never insult a Puerto Rican! Never, you here me!
This is blasphemy, Bayern is crazy! F*ck Bayern!

The only good thing about this is that maybe now he will consider more seriously the thought of coaching the Puerto Rican National Team.

Calm down yo. STFU.
I never said anything against your nation or your country. And when I said "f*ck magath" I never mentioned it on national way. It was just personal.
So calm down!!!

**Oliver_Kahn** · 01-02-2007, 08:57 PM

Hey guys, come on!

Let's stay on topic here, if you guys have issues to solve, talk by PM. Thanks.

**Trim** · 01-02-2007, 09:18 PM

^ I don't have time to waste with such people... Neither in here, nor in PM's. I said what I had to say, its point blank with it.

**Oliver_Kahn** · 01-02-2007, 09:20 PM

Ok mate, thanks. Let's just forget this.

Intru, if you have any problems, contact me FIRST.

**Oliver_Kahn** · 05-02-2007, 01:58 PM

Bayern set off for Friday's away trip to Bavarian rivals Nuremberg brimming with expectation and optimism, but the Reds party turned for home later that night empty-handed and with much to ponder. The champions had been hoping for a return to winning ways in the state derby, but Ottmar Hitzfeld's first game back at the helm ultimately ended in the biggest of their six league defeats to date.

"I knew I'd taken on a tough assignment. But I'm slightly surprised at how tough it's going to be, especially after returning and then suffering a 3-0 defeat," the newly-installed boss mused afterwards. "Now I know just how much work lies ahead," the 58-year-old continued. "We have far too many problem areas in this team."

Seven away on international duty

The coach and his long-serving assistant Michael Henke plan to use the time until their home debut at the Allianz Arena against Arminia Bielefeld next Sunday to work on the problems, initially identifying and defining the priorities before actively tackling the main issues. "The main thing is to restore our zest and freshness," Hitzfeld opined.

In an ironic twist of fate, the General will be without a clutch of his key personalities at the outset of a vital week for the club, as seven of the starting line-up in Nuremberg have been called up for international duty, including the entire back four.

Hargreaves to sit out England match

Willy Sagnol is in the France squad for a prestige friendly against Argentina in Paris, with Belgian colossus Daniel van Buyten on duty for Les diables rouge against the Czech Republic in Brussels. Lucio joins his Brazil team-mates for a meeting with Portugal in London, while Germany's friendly against Switzerland in Dusseldorf features Philipp Lahm and Bastian Schweinsteiger, although the midfielder misses Sunday's Bielefeld clash with suspension after collecting a fifth yellow card. The Germans also include Lukas Podolski despite the striker's suspension at international level, as they prepare for a crunch EURO 2008 qualifier against the Czechs in Prague on 24 March.

Finally, Owen Hargreaves has been included in the England squad for next Wednesday's meeting with Spain in Manchester despite having played just once since breaking a leg nearly five months ago. "But I won't take part in the match," Hargreaves declared firmly in Munich on Saturday. "I just want to show my face in the national set up, and take part in a couple of training sessions."

Extra training

Hargreaves said he would return to Munich in midweek to begin preparing for the Bielefeld clash. "It's all or nothing for us on Sunday," the man recently named England Player of the Year announced. "We'll be in completely different form. We're on the verge of a new era. We don't want to be judged by what happened against Nuremberg."

"All I hope is that the players are successful and come back to us with more confidence," Hitzfeld remarked. The seven international stars apart, the coach will supervise a full squad for the next training session at 3.30 pm on Monday as he begins to set his unmistakable seal on the team. A total of eight sessions, including two apiece on Tuesday and Thursday, should assist Hitzfeld in turning the Bayern ship around over the next few weeks.