I’m not part of the #KovacOut club (not yet at least), but the rear-view comment and how it was semi-approved by the upper management, as well as toning down Schlotti’s talk, has been a problem for the last 10 years now. You can’t be a champion if you’re not obsessed with it. Schlotti has every right to leave if he’s let down by the club again, can’t fight for a lost cause. And I don’t mean he’s leaving if we don’t win the title, but if we still don’t wanna show 1 ounce of ambition.
BarristanTheB0ld on
Absolutely valid opinion. We’ve been asking for officials to call for the title forever now and none will commit to it. I wish other players would join him in calling out the title race, not just Schlotti
firetothepalace on
I’ve been saying it ever since Tuchel has been sacked. Watzke fulfilled his promise, that the club will be the 2nd “lighthouse” in German club football. The issue is, 2nd place means you’re the 1st loser. The attitude has to change and it has to come from the leadership. The base is way ahead of them.
Rosemarry_40 on
Title ambition should be normal at BVB. If players dream bigger than the club acts, don’t blame the players.
FabThierry on
The lack of ambition in recent years(many now tbh) made it hard for me to follow the club.
I barely watch matches nowadays either, mainly CL if.
I watched BVB because we enjoyed the pressure with the need to overperform to get anywhere.
Started before Doll came etc loved the Klopp years and already under Tuchel who is ambitious i saw the clubs board stop supporting that idea.
I love Schlotti even more, he could be the captain Mats was beeing vocal but of the club doesn’t support it he should leave asap.
But if the club lets him go that’s just another proof unfortunately
Tiyath on
If you’re willy-nilly about your goals, the team is going to be willy-nilly about clutching victories. Because they’re never really challenging themselves and take accountability for an ambitious goal, games like St. Pauli, Frankfurt and Stuttgart happen.. Easily won games that are given away because everyone’s at home by minute 85 because no need to push till the end if all you expect of yourself is place 2-4 in May
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Lol. This shouldn’t be an opinion.
I’m not part of the #KovacOut club (not yet at least), but the rear-view comment and how it was semi-approved by the upper management, as well as toning down Schlotti’s talk, has been a problem for the last 10 years now. You can’t be a champion if you’re not obsessed with it. Schlotti has every right to leave if he’s let down by the club again, can’t fight for a lost cause. And I don’t mean he’s leaving if we don’t win the title, but if we still don’t wanna show 1 ounce of ambition.
Absolutely valid opinion. We’ve been asking for officials to call for the title forever now and none will commit to it. I wish other players would join him in calling out the title race, not just Schlotti
I’ve been saying it ever since Tuchel has been sacked. Watzke fulfilled his promise, that the club will be the 2nd “lighthouse” in German club football. The issue is, 2nd place means you’re the 1st loser. The attitude has to change and it has to come from the leadership. The base is way ahead of them.
Title ambition should be normal at BVB. If players dream bigger than the club acts, don’t blame the players.
The lack of ambition in recent years(many now tbh) made it hard for me to follow the club.
I barely watch matches nowadays either, mainly CL if.
I watched BVB because we enjoyed the pressure with the need to overperform to get anywhere.
Started before Doll came etc loved the Klopp years and already under Tuchel who is ambitious i saw the clubs board stop supporting that idea.
I love Schlotti even more, he could be the captain Mats was beeing vocal but of the club doesn’t support it he should leave asap.
But if the club lets him go that’s just another proof unfortunately
If you’re willy-nilly about your goals, the team is going to be willy-nilly about clutching victories. Because they’re never really challenging themselves and take accountability for an ambitious goal, games like St. Pauli, Frankfurt and Stuttgart happen.. Easily won games that are given away because everyone’s at home by minute 85 because no need to push till the end if all you expect of yourself is place 2-4 in May
Exposed? This was clear 10 years ago