Topic: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread - page 332. (Read 635082 times)

Changing the coach is not a guarantee that the team's performance will immediately change for the better. In fact, changing the coach will be full of risks because all coaches have different coaching styles and they need suitable players to be able to carry out their strategy and it also takes time for the process.
Whether they want to or not, Bayern Munich's management has to make a decision after this season Tauchle was deemed to have failed to make Bayern Munich's performance better compared to last season.

I just found out that last week Stuttgart lost against Werder Bremen and actually it wasn't a crushing defeat but it was enough to make Stuttgart fail to continue the existing positive trend. Stuttgart also failed to widen the points gap from Leipzig more and they were certainly quite annoyed with the defeat. I think there are times when teams experience setbacks and Stuttgart felt it too.

However, unfortunately, this week, Stuttgart are still in an unfavorable situation because they will face the only team that is unbeaten and also the winner of the Bundesliga season, namely Leverkusen. I think seeing the mentality of the Leverkusen players who are reluctant to accept defeat means that Stuttgart could lose again and Xabi Alonso certainly still wants to continue his unbeaten record. It would be something special again if Leverkusen could win and it would be a bad thing if Stuttgart lost again.

I don't think Tuchel deserves anymore high premium team like Psg or Bayern Munchen as he failed at both of them,at Bayern he didn't win the title this season and I doubt he is going to win the Champions League this season while at Paris the title was undisputed because all other teams could not keep up with the quality of Paris players.I don't see any high potential team offering such coach a job,if I were the owner of such team I would see no reason to offer them a job.

Big-name coaches like Tuchel keep getting top jobs after tough patches. Its amazing. The latest missteps tend to fade in comparison to their earlier victories. Tuchel couldnt keep Bayern's Bundesliga title, which demonstrates strategy flaws, especially compared to his predecessors.

This coach-carousel makes you question how clubs operate, right? What's more important, recent results or a guy's reputation? Even when they're failing in their leagues, Tuchel and Pochettino's Champions League runs appear to give them life. Sometimes super-talented coaches are under so much pressure that they're fired if they fail, but they're still the best.

Leipzig has a match against Dortmund. this match is going to be very important for both of the teams. Because this match is probably going to decide which team will finish in the top four. right now Leipzig is in the fourth position with 59 points and Dortmund is in the fifth position with 57 points. Dortmund is definitely going to go for a win in this match. Leipzig is probably going to be happy with a draw. And that is going to be a problem for Dortmund. Because they have no other options other than a win in this match. If they fail to win this match, they are probably not going to finish anything higher than the fifth position even if they win the rest of the matches. And I definitely do not think the match is going to be goalless.

By the way, Dortmund has to think about other competitions, the Champions League as well. so I don’t know if they will actually be able to concentrate 100% in this match. They are definitely going to be influenced by the fact that they have a very important Champions League match right after this one.

Yes, that's how it is and we cannot intervene in Bayern Munich's decision. We all know that neither Ralf nor Tuchel are any different and this will only make Bayern Munich fall further behind, especially from Leverkusen. While Leverkusen will continue to advance with all parties defending, Bayern Munich, instead of superiority in quality, has instead lowered its standards.

Supposedly, if Bayern Munich doesn't have a better option than Tuchel then they can keep Tuchel and not let him go. We know that Tuchel will definitely take full responsibility for the results this season and will improve them next season. But if Bayern Munich still insists on bringing in Ralf then they have to be prepared for the possibility as you say and they have to forget about the Champions League.

There is too much discussion and praise around Bayer's victory, but what if this season had not been so controversial for Bayern, if despite all Alonso's achievements, Bayer could not become champion? If Alonso manages to reverse Bayern's dominance in the Bundesliga, then I admit that he has managed to change the situation in the German championship, but until then I consider this just a good season that will need to be repeated... But they still have to play in the Champions League, which is not so simple.

The league would have been lost last year if not for the carelessness of Borussia Dortmund, I agree that sacking Nagelsmann was wrong, he would have been given the chance to complete last season and maybe this one. Bayer Leverkusen lifting the league wasn’t because Bayern was in decline, Twas based on their tremendous efforts and good coaching tactics deployed by Xavi Alonso. Even if Bayern were in form, this Leverkusen team would have still won the league because they didn’t leave room for slipping points. You can blame Tuchel but it was just Bayer Leverkusen and Alonso’s time. They can focus all their energy now on the Champions League, I think they might still have a chance despite form.

Nagelsmann did a really good job in his first season. I must admit that. He won the Bundesliga title by really decent statistics. However in his second season they had serious difficulties in repeating this success. You would remember how Dortmund got ahead and how much they got close to winning the title as well. This was the reason why the board wanted to part ways with him.

Bayern Munich officials are prioritizing Bundesliga title a lot to keep their manager or not. If Nagelsmann won the Champions League title then I assume the board would continue with him anyway.    He isn't a bad manager in short but he had a really big responsibility there which he couldn't maintain.

yep, Leverkusen managed to open a very wide view to all Bundesliga teams that no matter how strong Bayern Munich dominance is, they will ultimately be able to be defeated with very high consistency and I'm sure that after this season, in the coming season there will be several other teams that will try to imitate their style playing Leverkusen to try to get a title like Leverkusen and it's not boring to see the Bundesliga competition every season.

no one can predict what the results will be in the coming season and it all still depends on the upcoming transfer market and at that time we will still see a lot of big changes that will occur in all teams and in particular we will always see the development of Bayern Munich, Leverkusen and other popular teams to find out who the new players will be recruiting and whether there will be a change in coach.
and what is certain is that in the coming season Leverkusen will certainly not make any major changes in terms of the line up of players and the coach will remain the same, but for Bayern Munich they will definitely replace the coach and who the strongest candidate cannot be known at this time and in my opinion bringing in Nagelsmann is not it would be that easy.

The revival phase of Leverkusen coincided with the decline in Bayern Munich's performance in the league, so that indeed Leverkusen was able to break Bayern Munich's dominance so far, for now of course the achievements achieved by Leverkusen are extraordinary and certainly we all cannot deny Leverkusen's journey in the Bundesliga is getting easier when Bayern Munich and Dortmund are down now, the change of coach made by Munich from Nagelsman to Tuchel actually makes Bayern Munich is increasingly destroyed even though they now have Kane as one of the reliable strikers, but the bad strategy that is often applied by Tuchel in matches makes Bayern Munich have to get 6 defeats this season which indeed if we look at maybe this is the most defeats from Munich compared to the previous season.

If you want to compete next season, of course, Munich should look for another better coach, because indeed Tuchel is the main problem of Munich's slump this season, besides that of course it will be interesting how Alonso can continue to maintain Leverkusen's form next season if Bayern Munich has bounced back to be able to continue their dominance in the Bundesliga.

He will continue to have weak games, where Bayern really shows a desolate performance, like it happened already often in Bundesliga. For example games, where he struggles a lot against relegation candidates and even loses such games. Against Heidenheim or against Bochum, for example.

He didn't struggle against Arsenal but Tuchel's Bayern struggled against Lazio Rome, first leg away in Rome one round before.

A beautiful and meaningful observation. Some team coaches continue to sign lifelong contracts due to their success. In my opinion, Tuchel joining Bayern was one of the biggest wrong decisions. I am sure that the players' pressure on the management to send Nagelsmann was effective in this. Nagelsmann is a young coach and perhaps unlucky in this regard. He may not have been wanted by some players because he was young.

Thomas Thucel is not a coach who is really suitable for Bayern Munich, the proof is that he failed to defend the domestic league title in his first season with Bayern Munich, not because Leverkusen performed well. It's just that Bayern Munich failed to maintain its consistency and continued to pressure Leverkusen every time Bayern Munich had a chance to overtake Leverkusen, Bayern Munich always wastes these opportunities so Leverkusen continues to be in first place without ever being overtaken by Bayern Munich until nearing the end of this season and has widened the gap quite far, even though in the Champions League Bayern Munich still has a chance to win the title but its opponent in the semifinals is Real Madrid. So I'm not sure Thucel is able to provide a good enough strategy, Carlo Ancelotti's strategy is more effective than him.

So yes, it would be better for Bayern Munich to fire Thomas Tuchel who cannot provide a better strategy than Nagelsmann, firing Nagelsmann can be a valuable lesson for Bayern Munich not to be reckless in firing a coach like Nagelsmann. In the end, Bayern Munich actually got bad results this season, hopefully next season Bayern Munich got a really good coach to replace Thomas Tuchel.

The resurgence of Bayer Leverkusen has changed the landscape of competitiveness in Bundesliga. In the past few years, Bayern only had Dortmund and Leipzig as their regular competitor that never succeeded to break Bayern's dominance. The success of Leverkusen to win the league has opened the hope for other teams.

I think next season is hard to predict with the allure of how Bayern is able to buy the best player from their closest rivals, like they bought Dayot Upamecano and Negelsmann from Leipzig. If next summer Bayern buy players from Leverkusen and Dortmund again, Bundesliga will be back to a boring competition again like it used to be. The transfer rumor is starting to mention Stuttgart's best player, Serhou Guirassy, to make a move this summer. Other rumors will appear one by one to target players from these three clubs. It will disappointing if Bayern sign any player from these three clubs, because it will weaken them.

They got to the top for a good reason that's why it doesn't surprise me if these clubs still sign them. It's not easy for a manager to win so that's enough proof that they could potentially do the same with other teams in other top leagues.

Maybe a Saudi team? Players are moving there so why not manager as well hehe.

I don't know why you choose to be this confident in Dortmund but then i don't think it's a problem as Dortmund hasn't been really bad with their their performance but they have been known of the season to have bottled the league severally and get they have only on a few occasion been able to show this level of strength they have been showing this season but then Dortmund is such that can be see or considered a weak team in the league.

In the bid to bring to an end the continuous erra of Bayern Munich winning the league, Dortmund has consistently kept trying to make sure they are able to win the league title in such a way that they will be able to probably end the erra of Bayern Munich always getting to win the trophy but then it turned out they are unable to achieve that rather it's Bayer Leverkusen who is now that top of the table and is going to win the league and it's very interesting to know that Leverkusen has brought to an end the unstoppable winning erra of Bayern Munich in the bundelisga.

From next season when the league will become most competitive than it has been before now, Leverkusen Dortmund and Bayern Munich will have to probably put up a power tussle which others such as Stuttgart and the rest could join in but they can be sure it's going to be a very different season with the new phase of the bundesliga having all top and average teams having an equal chance to strive again.

Bayern Munich fall, Bayer Leverkusen took that courage and pick up themselves up and ready to go unbeaten this season, they maintained such consistent level of football and will continue to push for excellent results against oppositions this season. Bayer Leverkusen are unarguably the best team. Xabi Alonso is a potential manager and have managed to lead his team to their first Bundesliga title in their existence as Bayer Leverkusen in bundesliga. This is an incredible record settled by Xabi Alonso, they always have the very best performance and have always been informed this season.

I honestly can't understand how the Bayern directors' way of thinking works, thinking that Ralf Ragnick is better than Tuchel is completely absurd, when you look at Ralf Ragnick's achievements, I don't see anything great that he has achieved with some club and it's funny that Bayern also wants to win the European Champions League, and as far as I know Ralf Ragnick hasn't won any European competition with any big team and when he became coach of Manchester United, he only made things worse Bayern's situation, not to mention that Ralf Ragnick has no experience with the Bundesliga, if the objective of Bayern's management is to completely destroy the team

so when they hire Ralf Ragnick, they will be on the right track to destroy Bayern, I simply don't see Tuchel as a bad coach, on the contrary, if I gave him one more chance, he would win the Bundesliga again, what happened with Bayern was that They had injured players and as Bayern's squad is a bit limited in the number of good players, this affected the team, but when you look at Bayern's performance, it's not bad, they got far in the European Champions League, they played against great teams from Europe and still got far, and I highly doubt that if Ralf Ragnick is Bayern's coach, they wouldn't even make it past the group stage in next season's European Champions League.

Asides Leverkusen who have outgrown their normal performances of past seasons causing a difference in football this season, Stuttgart themselves have been able to make relevance too being an underdog team outdoing themselves this season and even growing up to be a threat at profound tournaments.

 Their DFB Pokal game against Leverkusen is much anticipated as both teams have in the Bundesliga being very insightful with Leverkusen lifting the trophy and Stuttgart after so many years boasting now of a UCL ticket. It's at this moment going to be a game to watch out for even though a lot of us would admit that Leverkusen won't let themselves and the entirety of the football world down.

 Leverkusen's confidence has risen beyond the highest mark, they've got the Bundesliga already, they're prospects to the UEL and also the DFB Pokal, I sure do believe that they can make a lasting history this season. 3 trophies won't do them any harm either. They obviously stand a greater chance to the teams they'll be up against and Stuttgart themselves would only have to try to suppress them out of their misery.

 The first leg encounter had Leverkusen being tied to a draw as a result of the much impact Stuttgart made in the game which also caused them to battle in a second leg clash. Really, I would love to see how the game would turn out. For me, both teams are best and it's safe to say, let the best team win.