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Quote from: tyKiwanuka on April 21, 2020, 10:16:30 AM

I had a critical situation with you at the poker tables on the weekend and looks like I wasn't prepared at all, because you eliminated me Grin

well, will see how lucky will be this weekend Cool

on Saturday I got above average cards, but on Sundays it was a mess, such awful cards... omg
it's almost always the same story, if you get good cards at the beginning you can try to bluff some later hand

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Quote from: big_daddy on April 21, 2020, 09:57:46 AM

they are prepared for almost any critical situation,

I had a critical situation with you at the poker tables on the weekend and looks like I wasn't prepared at all, because you eliminated me Grin

I think it's fine to start Bundesliga again. When you are doing 100k+ tests per day and constantly increase that number, 20k+ additional tests over a span of several weeks really shouldn't be an issue. It's all about money in the end and weighing the options/risks. TV broadcaster has already made the fourth and last payment to DFL (and thus to the teams), so they are surely putting some pressure on. And there are lots of other contracts, that would lead to mayhem if conditions aren't met in case the season is cancelled.

Lots of teams are on life support financially imo, so any money they can make, is appreciated.

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Quote from: Lafu on April 21, 2020, 08:34:35 AM

The whole World is without any sports at the Moment , so way should be Germany starting as only one ?
If there ghost matches the clubs also dont get money because they live from the fans .

Would be nice when they start playing that you can watch it in on free Tv.
But guess that will not happen , somewhere the money must be come in .

it's Germany
they are prepared for almost any critical situation, and for sure they are ready to complete the current leagues asap
they will cover their loss next year, or even this year, when the new season will start

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Quote from: Harkorede on April 21, 2020, 08:08:59 AM

It's been far too long without any football action for me.

The whole World is without any sports at the Moment , so way should be Germany starting as only one ?
If there ghost matches the clubs also dont get money because they live from the fans .

Would be nice when they start playing that you can watch it in on free Tv.
But guess that will not happen , somewhere the money must be come in .

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This is a nice solution. Handball. The season has been cancelled. Nobody goes in the 2. Bundesliaga. 2 Teams from 2. Bundesliga will be upgraded. The HBL starts the new season with 20 clubs, in which there will be four relegations.
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Quote from: Koal-84 on April 20, 2020, 03:07:04 PM

One oft the biggest league in Europe the German will Start at 9. May, sorry but i can't find a english article...

https://kurier.at/sport/fussball/ende-der-corona-krise-geisterspiele-in-deutschland-koennten-am-9-mai-beginnen/400818398

it starts with strict requirements regarding the number of staff and the hygene in the stadium.

Great news, finally some proper football to watch.

Here’s an English article bro - http://www.goal.com/en/amp/news/german-prime-ministers-claim-bundesliga-could-return-on-may/1rjss0l521bnh1jub5rvaeng3o

If the German bundesliga only is we all can get at the earliest possible for now, I definitely wouldn't mind.

It's been far too long without any football action for me.

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Quote from: bct_ail on April 21, 2020, 04:45:37 AM

Sorry, I love soccer. But it is not system relevant.

Yeb same here , but as you have written already its not relevant for the system right now and can be a reason that the numbers grow up again .
In the baddest case it can be damage more the German League and germany .

On Thursday they will have a meeting about the Season continuation.

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Am Donnerstag will die Deutsche Fußball Liga (DFL) über weitere Schritte und eine mögliche Saisonfortsetzung mit Geisterspielen beraten. "Das sind positive Signale, die ausgesendet wurden. Das gibt beiden Ligen eine wichtige Perspektive", sagte DFL-Chef Christian Seifert zu dem Datum, warnte aber auch: "Die Politik vertraut uns, und wir und vor allem die Spieler müssen jetzt Vorbild sein."

Source : https://www.spiegel.de/sport/fussball/bundesliga-markus-soeder-und-armin-laschet-halten-geisterspiele-ab-9-mai-fuer-denkbar-a-e9f3c8f6-606d-4f97-b301-3dd32008786c?sara_ecid=soci_upd_KsBF0AFjflf0DZCxpPYDCQgO1dEMph

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Quote from: cygan on April 20, 2020, 12:36:54 PM

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Bayern sign Davies to long-term contract - Second most valuable left-back

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/news/view?id=358997

a good decision with the player to extend his contract for another 5 years. hopefully he will not "disappear" among all the stars or be awarded to another team, because he is a very talented player and has very good skills

He is clearly one of the best ones in his age group - if not the best! His current market value is about €45m, which is pretty crazy or a 19 year-old left-back. His performances this season were incredibly strong so far. FC Bayern really got a raw diamond here. I am expecting him to be one of the best left-backs in European football in a few years. The contract extension until 2025 is a very smart step for FC Bayern Munich. Thumbs up - especially as a Bayern fan!

Quote from: bct_ail on April 21, 2020, 04:45:37 AM

Yes, that is true. Its all about money. But what I have read is that the clubs will do tests about infections every 2 days. I dont know how many test that will be. But think about 50 people (players, Trainer, doctors, ...) will test every 2 days (normally the environment (family, friends) should also be tested.). The plans are that they start from May 9th until June 13th. So lets assume the test starts at May 1st. That are 44 days -> 22 Tests x 50 = 1100Tests per Club. There a 36 clubs so we will have about 39.600 Tests. If we talk about 100 people to be tested we will have about 80.000 Tests.
The Labors are allready full. They have no capacities left.
Sorry, I love soccer. But it is not system relevant.

If they are going to resume the league, the clubs obviously would have to pay for the tests. Nevertheless the German Vice-President of the RKI (Robert-Koch-Institut) Lars Schaade also criticizes the special treatment for Bundesliga players.

The German newspaper Spiegel is reporting on the matter today. The Spiegel is reporting about 20.000 additional tests, that are needed for Bundesliga players for the remaining season.

Quote from: https://www.spiegel.de/sport/fussball/fussball-bundesliga-robert-koch-institut-gegen-routinemaessige-coronavirus-tests-a-ed003a51-11f6-4f9d-9cd6-ead7e6ec3499

Bis zum Saisonende würden so wohl etwa 20.000 Tests fällig. Momentan können die Labors in Deutschland laut Robert Koch-Institut rund 730.000 dieser Tests pro Woche durchführen. Allerdings hat die Große Koalition in naher Zukunft eine deutliche Aufstockung geplant.

Source: https://www.spiegel.de/sport/fussball/fussball-bundesliga-robert-koch-institut-gegen-routinemaessige-coronavirus-tests-a-ed003a51-11f6-4f9d-9cd6-ead7e6ec3499

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Quote from: Lafu on April 20, 2020, 04:05:14 PM

For sure it would be nice to can watch some games again !
But i realy dont understand why the german league realy want to open the playing again !
Every other sports league dont doing it at the Moment .
I know its all about the money but health should be staying on the first place , just thinking about whats going on in germany if there are players infect other players from other teams !
Guess if they start playing it can be going in the wrong way !
But lets see whats going on .

Yes, that is true. Its all about money. But what I have read is that the clubs will do tests about infections every 2 days. I dont know how many test that will be. But think about 50 people (players, Trainer, doctors, ...) will test every 2 days (normally the environment (family, friends) should also be tested.). The plans are that they start from May 9th until June 13th. So lets assume the test starts at May 1st. That are 44 days -> 22 Tests x 50 = 1100Tests per Club. There a 36 clubs so we will have about 39.600 Tests. If we talk about 100 people to be tested we will have about 80.000 Tests.
The Labors are allready full. They have no capacities left.
Sorry, I love soccer. But it is not system relevant.

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For sure it would be nice to can watch some games again !
But i realy dont understand why the german league realy want to open the playing again !
Every other sports league dont doing it at the Moment .
I know its all about the money but health should be staying on the first place , just thinking about whats going on in germany if there are players infect other players from other teams !
Guess if they start playing it can be going in the wrong way !
But lets see whats going on .

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Quote from: Koal-84 on April 20, 2020, 03:07:04 PM

One oft the biggest league in Europe the German will Start at 9. May, sorry but i can't find a english article...

https://kurier.at/sport/fussball/ende-der-corona-krise-geisterspiele-in-deutschland-koennten-am-9-mai-beginnen/400818398

it starts with strict requirements regarding the number of staff and the hygene in the stadium.

Great news, finally some proper football to watch.

Here’s an English article bro - http://www.goal.com/en/amp/news/german-prime-ministers-claim-bundesliga-could-return-on-may/1rjss0l521bnh1jub5rvaeng3o

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One oft the biggest league in Europe the German will Start at 9. May, sorry but i can't find a english article...

https://kurier.at/sport/fussball/ende-der-corona-krise-geisterspiele-in-deutschland-koennten-am-9-mai-beginnen/400818398

it starts with strict requirements regarding the number of staff and the hygene in the stadium.

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Bayern sign Davies to long-term contract - Second most valuable left-back

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/news/view?id=358997

a good decision with the player to extend his contract for another 5 years. hopefully he will not "disappear" among all the stars or be awarded to another team, because he is a very talented player and has very good skills

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Quote from: Juggy777 on April 17, 2020, 12:55:33 AM

Quote from: Naida_BR on April 16, 2020, 02:34:30 AM

I read the news today and I thought that Bundesliga is going to start again.
I thought that their decision is to take place without spectators which is also hard for Germans as they love going to the stadiums and watch football.
Do we have to wait for a further notice?

Quote from: bullrun2024bro on April 16, 2020, 03:51:32 AM

Quote from: bct_ail on April 15, 2020, 05:44:17 PM

Chancellor Merkel and the federal states agreed in the Corona crisis to extend contact restrictions
Major events will remain prohibited nationwide until 31 August. It is up to the individual federal states to decide from what size events are prohibited.
According to the decisions, soccer matches also fall under the category of major events that cannot take place in the coming months.

The yesterdays decision doesn't mean that there are no matches at all until August 31th. All major events are forbidden, that's correct, but there is the possibility of matches played behind closed doors. I am confident that those will come rather sooner than later. If there won't be any matches until August 31th most Bundesliga clubs will have a huge financial problem.

The German politicians also announced, that sport events were no specific topic on the yesterdays meeting. Talks about matches behind closed doors are expected to take place on April 30th.

The German newspaper "Kicker" reported on the topic:

Quote from: https://www.kicker.de/773965/artikel/hoechstens_geisterspiele_bis_31_august_klubs_hoffen_auf_tv_gelder_im_mai

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Großveranstaltungen in Deutschland sollen bis zum 31. August untersagt bleiben. Diese und weitere Maßnahmen verkündete Bayerns Ministerpräsident Markus Söder auf einer Pressekonferenz zusammen mit Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel am frühen Mittwochabend. Unter das Verbot sollen unter anderem größere Konzerte, Schützenfeste, Kirchweihen fallen. Und auch Fußballspiele sind von dieser Regelung betroffen. Allerdings waren Sportveranstaltungen diesmal noch "kein Thema", so Söder. Ob und wann im Profi-Fußball Partien ohne Publikum möglich sind, müsse "man noch diskutieren." Die nächste Gelegenheit dazu ist bei der Konferenz am 30. April.

Allerdings ist nun klar, dass mindestens in den nächsten knapp fünf Monaten ausschließlich sogenannte Geisterspiele durchgeführt werden können. Im besten Fall mit einigen weit in den Stadien verstreuten, weit voneinander getrennten Besuchern.
...

Source: https://www.kicker.de/773965/artikel/hoechstens_geisterspiele_bis_31_august_klubs_hoffen_auf_tv_gelder_im_mai

I know many will consider this as a setback as we won’t see the league games for quiet a while now, but considering the fact that fans and players will be safe I’m happy with their decision. Furthermore it seems that they have intentionally left it open for states to decide whether to allow football games or no, therefore it’ll be interesting to see if the states will allow football games to go ahead or not. Lastly even if those games are allowed they’ll be played without fans, and it’ll be horribly boring to watch those games where there’re no fans cheering for their clubs.

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https://www.sportbusiness.com/news/italian-and-german-football-behind-closed-doors-until-2021/

It is better that the league is going to be continued and matches are going to be played at least without spectators than never being played.
Players and fans are going to be safe and social distancing is going to be the key for that.
We have an alternative to watch the games from our couches and enjoy football again.

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Quote from: Naida_BR on April 16, 2020, 02:34:30 AM

I read the news today and I thought that Bundesliga is going to start again.
I thought that their decision is to take place without spectators which is also hard for Germans as they love going to the stadiums and watch football.
Do we have to wait for a further notice?

Quote from: bullrun2024bro on April 16, 2020, 03:51:32 AM

Quote from: bct_ail on April 15, 2020, 05:44:17 PM

Chancellor Merkel and the federal states agreed in the Corona crisis to extend contact restrictions
Major events will remain prohibited nationwide until 31 August. It is up to the individual federal states to decide from what size events are prohibited.
According to the decisions, soccer matches also fall under the category of major events that cannot take place in the coming months.

The yesterdays decision doesn't mean that there are no matches at all until August 31th. All major events are forbidden, that's correct, but there is the possibility of matches played behind closed doors. I am confident that those will come rather sooner than later. If there won't be any matches until August 31th most Bundesliga clubs will have a huge financial problem.

The German politicians also announced, that sport events were no specific topic on the yesterdays meeting. Talks about matches behind closed doors are expected to take place on April 30th.

The German newspaper "Kicker" reported on the topic:

Quote from: https://www.kicker.de/773965/artikel/hoechstens_geisterspiele_bis_31_august_klubs_hoffen_auf_tv_gelder_im_mai

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Großveranstaltungen in Deutschland sollen bis zum 31. August untersagt bleiben. Diese und weitere Maßnahmen verkündete Bayerns Ministerpräsident Markus Söder auf einer Pressekonferenz zusammen mit Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel am frühen Mittwochabend. Unter das Verbot sollen unter anderem größere Konzerte, Schützenfeste, Kirchweihen fallen. Und auch Fußballspiele sind von dieser Regelung betroffen. Allerdings waren Sportveranstaltungen diesmal noch "kein Thema", so Söder. Ob und wann im Profi-Fußball Partien ohne Publikum möglich sind, müsse "man noch diskutieren." Die nächste Gelegenheit dazu ist bei der Konferenz am 30. April.

Allerdings ist nun klar, dass mindestens in den nächsten knapp fünf Monaten ausschließlich sogenannte Geisterspiele durchgeführt werden können. Im besten Fall mit einigen weit in den Stadien verstreuten, weit voneinander getrennten Besuchern.
...

Source: https://www.kicker.de/773965/artikel/hoechstens_geisterspiele_bis_31_august_klubs_hoffen_auf_tv_gelder_im_mai

I know many will consider this as a setback as we won’t see the league games for quiet a while now, but considering the fact that fans and players will be safe I’m happy with their decision. Furthermore it seems that they have intentionally left it open for states to decide whether to allow football games or no, therefore it’ll be interesting to see if the states will allow football games to go ahead or not. Lastly even if those games are allowed they’ll be played without fans, and it’ll be horribly boring to watch those games where there’re no fans cheering for their clubs.

Source:

https://www.sportbusiness.com/news/italian-and-german-football-behind-closed-doors-until-2021/

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Quote from: bullrun2024bro on April 14, 2020, 09:45:39 AM

I don't get your argument concerning Manuel Neuer. These statistics are about the current season, not about any of the past seasons. Or would you also say Lewandowski doesn't belong on the list, because when he played in Poland a few years ago he only scored 5 goals.

Manuel Neuer has only conceded 26 goals in 25 appearances this season. In addition to that in 10 games the opponent team wasn't able to score at all. Only Péter Gulácsi has comparable stats this season. So if you don't want to put Neuer on the list, that's fine, but Yann Sommer definitely shouldn't be there.

Stats are good for Neuer but there are other things to consider. The stats on concede goals depends on two components: performance of goalkeeper, and the strength of defense system and the whole team performance. It goes the same for Victor Valdes (Barcelona) and Gianluigui Buffon (Juventus) years ago when Barcelona and Juventus dominated La Liga and Serie A. Opponents were very difficult to score goals against those teams because they dominated most of games they played. For weaker teams, goalkeepers have to face more strikes from opponents (worse performance of whole team, and defense system).

I think that choice is kind of recognition for Sommer with his performance in his club.

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Quote from: bct_ail on April 15, 2020, 05:44:17 PM

Chancellor Merkel and the federal states agreed in the Corona crisis to extend contact restrictions
Major events will remain prohibited nationwide until 31 August. It is up to the individual federal states to decide from what size events are prohibited.
According to the decisions, soccer matches also fall under the category of major events that cannot take place in the coming months.

The yesterdays decision doesn't mean that there are no matches at all until August 31th. All major events are forbidden, that's correct, but there is the possibility of matches played behind closed doors. I am confident that those will come rather sooner than later. If there won't be any matches until August 31th most Bundesliga clubs will have a huge financial problem.

The German politicians also announced, that sport events were no specific topic on the yesterdays meeting. Talks about matches behind closed doors are expected to take place on April 30th.

The German newspaper "Kicker" reported on the topic:

Quote from: https://www.kicker.de/773965/artikel/hoechstens_geisterspiele_bis_31_august_klubs_hoffen_auf_tv_gelder_im_mai

...
Großveranstaltungen in Deutschland sollen bis zum 31. August untersagt bleiben. Diese und weitere Maßnahmen verkündete Bayerns Ministerpräsident Markus Söder auf einer Pressekonferenz zusammen mit Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel am frühen Mittwochabend. Unter das Verbot sollen unter anderem größere Konzerte, Schützenfeste, Kirchweihen fallen. Und auch Fußballspiele sind von dieser Regelung betroffen. Allerdings waren Sportveranstaltungen diesmal noch "kein Thema", so Söder. Ob und wann im Profi-Fußball Partien ohne Publikum möglich sind, müsse "man noch diskutieren." Die nächste Gelegenheit dazu ist bei der Konferenz am 30. April.

Allerdings ist nun klar, dass mindestens in den nächsten knapp fünf Monaten ausschließlich sogenannte Geisterspiele durchgeführt werden können. Im besten Fall mit einigen weit in den Stadien verstreuten, weit voneinander getrennten Besuchern.
...

Source: https://www.kicker.de/773965/artikel/hoechstens_geisterspiele_bis_31_august_klubs_hoffen_auf_tv_gelder_im_mai

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Quote from: bct_ail on April 15, 2020, 05:44:17 PM

Chancellor Merkel and the federal states agreed in the Corona crisis to extend contact restrictions
Major events will remain prohibited nationwide until 31 August. It is up to the individual federal states to decide from what size events are prohibited.
According to the decisions, soccer matches also fall under the category of major events that cannot take place in the coming months.

I read the news today and I thought that Bundesliga is going to start again.
I thought that their decision is to take place without spectators which is also hard for Germans as they love going to the stadiums and watch football.
Do we have to wait for a further notice?

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Chancellor Merkel and the federal states agreed in the Corona crisis to extend contact restrictions
Major events will remain prohibited nationwide until 31 August. It is up to the individual federal states to decide from what size events are prohibited.
According to the decisions, soccer matches also fall under the category of major events that cannot take place in the coming months.

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Quote from: bullrun2024bro on April 15, 2020, 03:47:11 AM

It looks like no decision by the DFL will be made this week. The DFL just postponed their meeting, originally scheduled for this Friday to Thursday next week. I can't wait for the outcome of the meeting tbh. Let's see if they are really going to announce to resume the league on the 9th of May.

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The #DFL has postponed its Ordinary Assembly, originally scheduled for this Friday, to 23 April 2020

https://dfl.de/en/news/dfl-postpones-ordinary-assembly-to-23-april-2020/

#Coronavirus

Source: https://twitter.com/DFL_Official/status/1250083841664057344

Most chances we will able to have these leagues back at the end of May not on 9th May because still some problems and numbers rising very quickly in many countries so they are not able to have this all without crowds so most chances end of may or in first week of June.

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