FCB - Transfer Talk - Page 14 - TalkSoccer

**Trim** · 08-02-2007, 07:11 PM

God damn... Fuck you Hoeness, you shouldn't give up grandmotherfucker!

**Oliver_Kahn** · 09-02-2007, 10:45 PM

Magath was one of the worst coaches to ever coach Bayern.

No offense to you Intru or Hura, my Puerto Rican friends, but he just wasn't good enough.

I wish him all the luck in the future if he becomes Puerto Rico NT coach.

**Oliver_Kahn** · 09-02-2007, 10:47 PM

Calm down mate, Ribery is crap and overrated, I see Hoeness getting a much better player. Besides, Ribery would cost alot

bludhaven · 10-02-2007, 02:31 AM

I like to think of him as a carton of milk.
At the beginning he was good for Bayern, making them stronger (domestic doubles), but over time he just went sour giving off a stink and everyone gets a stomach ache

Buddha14 · 10-02-2007, 02:51 AM

u are right bludhaven but id still hav him coaching my team

**Trim** · 10-02-2007, 08:21 AM

Ribery is crap and overrated? No way dude.
I watched him at World Cup and I watch him every week at Marseille.

**Oliver_Kahn** · 10-02-2007, 12:28 PM

I also watched him during the World Cup, he was good. But so far this season he hasn't impressed me one bit.

Marseille were playing better when he was out.

**Trim** · 10-02-2007, 01:42 PM

^ Indeed man. He was poor in the France vs Argentina match and has been poor recently in French league. Like I told my friend "he seems to have lost his magic".

**Trim** · 13-02-2007, 07:55 AM

Getafe coach Bernd Schuster is now in the running for the top job at Real Madrid's Champions League rivals Bayern Munich.

Hitzfeld has only agreed to take over at Bayern on a short-term basis, and club president Franz Beckenbauer has recently suggested thatthe Getafe coach would be a "great" candidate.

Schuster has responded by making making the Bavarians aware of a get-out clause in his Getafe contract, while expressing interest, albeit in his own humble way.

"That can't be bad really!" Schuster told Bild when asked about Beckenbauer's comments. "The Bundesliga really interests me. I have nearly ended up there with Wolfsburg and Stuttgart."

"Bayern - why not? But I cannot judge whether the club would want me, I am not a highly-decorated coach like Wenger, Mourinho or Capello.

"I have a release clause if a really big club comes along. Getafe president Angel Torres expressly confirmed this to me a few days ago."

Getafe are currently sitting a very pretty seventh in La Liga, just two points off sixth place and a Champions League berth. They also have one foot in the Copa del Rey semi-finals after humbling Osasuna in the first leg.

However, a return to Germany as coach of Bayern will surely be too big a propect to refuse...

Goal.com - Schuster Reveals Exit Clause Following Bayern Interest

**Trim** · 13-02-2007, 07:56 AM

I don't know.. He is said to be a good coach, but I don't know myself.
I am not sure if he would do good at Bayern. He looks like Magath to me.

**Trim** · 14-02-2007, 07:45 PM

Getafe coach Bernd Schuster admits the chance to take over at Bayern Munich would be hard to turn down.

Bayern president Franz Beckenbauer has revealed that the club is looking at Schuster as they consider a long-term replacement for Felix Magath.

Schuster said: "A contract with Bayern is a chance that no coach could resist.

"I'd drive or ride my bike there if the offer came. Bayern are one of the elite clubs in Europe, alongside Manchester United, Real Madrid and Barcelona.

"Getafe is a springboard for coaches, as well as players, the directors know this."

Schuster also said that his contract has a get-out clause should a big club make an offer.

Ottmar Hitzfeld has taken over at Bayern until the end of the season.

Goal.com - Schuster Interested In Bayern Job

**Trim** · 14-02-2007, 07:45 PM

Quote:

"I'd drive or ride my bike there if the offer came...

Hahahaha. 8)

**Trim** · 14-02-2007, 07:59 PM

Bayern Munich have admitted that they cannot compete with the spending power of Real Madrid as the two clubs compete to sign Franck Ribéry.

The Marseille winger has been the subject of transfer speculation since last summer's World Cup Finals, but a firm offer has yet to be accepted by the French outfit.

Ribéry is wanted by Bayern to fill the gap left by Sebastian Diesler, who retired this season, but the Bundesliga giants admit that they may lose out for economic reasons.

Real Madrid's sporting director, Predrag Mijatovic, has openly admitted that his club is interested in signing the 23-year-old and they have the spending power on their side.

"We are interested, certainly," said Bayern president, Franz Beckenbauer. "Although, economically we cannot compete with Real Madrid."

The German club reportedly made an enquiry to Marseille, but were unable to broker a deal due to an imminent takeover of the Ligue 1 side.

Earlier this month, Bayern's general manager, Uli Hoeness, stated that if a new owner buys Marseille then Ribéry could well stay put.

"Marseille are going to be bought-out by Jack Kachkar," he said, reflecting on the Canadian pharmaceutical magante's bid for the club.

"We do not believe at all that one of his first steps as owner will be to sell a fan-favourite for the supporters at the Stade Velodrome."

Arsenal were also said to be in the running and Arséne Wenger could ask Ribéry's French international team-mates to help persuade him move to England.

Goal.com - Bayern Cannot Compete With Madrid For Ribéry

Costinha · 15-02-2007, 04:28 PM

Agree on that.It's a waste of time to try get Ribery to Bundeliga.He will join Italy, Spain or a club in England.Italian football will suit him best if you ask me.

**Oliver_Kahn** · 18-02-2007, 04:09 PM

Nah, Schuster isn't good enough.