Post by bluerisk on Apr 27, 2017 14:27:44 GMT
I was rooting for the Eintracht even before we got trashed.
A few years ago, it was a humiliation like this - at least in the felt extent - that triggert changes which formed an European Juggernaut.
But can Hoeneß and Co. find an answer to the current situation?
When I think of Rummenigge, I fear I fear the answer is no.
Maybe we even lack a Sammer.
Every captain needs a seargant, a drill instructor.
It will need tons of money to replace the aging stars like Robben and Ribery, to replace those who failed us: Coman, Costa and Co., and to keep the likes of Thiago.
But Hoeneß got this "bold" idea to develop players from the own youth - saving money and doing something for the greater good of the Germn football.
Years idea he had a similar idiotic idea which made him sign talents from South America in order to turn them into stars in order to sell them with huge profit (like wine).
This entire "business idea" became a desaster and he decided to gamble with stocks...what also ended up in a desaster - for him.
And now they want to choose the cheap and easy route again...
Signing top players by paying the actual market prices is generally considered a madness in Germany, and Rummenigge and Hoeneß are proud to be reasonable people who refuse to do it and never tired to tell you.
A few years ago, it was a humiliation like this - at least in the felt extent - that triggert changes which formed an European Juggernaut.
But can Hoeneß and Co. find an answer to the current situation?
When I think of Rummenigge, I fear I fear the answer is no.
Maybe we even lack a Sammer.
Every captain needs a seargant, a drill instructor.
It will need tons of money to replace the aging stars like Robben and Ribery, to replace those who failed us: Coman, Costa and Co., and to keep the likes of Thiago.
But Hoeneß got this "bold" idea to develop players from the own youth - saving money and doing something for the greater good of the Germn football.
Years idea he had a similar idiotic idea which made him sign talents from South America in order to turn them into stars in order to sell them with huge profit (like wine).
This entire "business idea" became a desaster and he decided to gamble with stocks...what also ended up in a desaster - for him.
And now they want to choose the cheap and easy route again...
Signing top players by paying the actual market prices is generally considered a madness in Germany, and Rummenigge and Hoeneß are proud to be reasonable people who refuse to do it and never tired to tell you.