JazzG
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Suprising really as he has done quite well for them.
Suprising really as he has done quite well for them.
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Bayern confirm Hitzfeld exit
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KingReyes
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Chelsea will probably be alerted by this or are they gonna get Mourinho for sure. I think Hitzfeld is a top manager with plenty of experience, much more experience than Mourinho, therefore I hope Chelsea don't get him. 
Sammer
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Hitzfeld has done a brilliant job at Bayern in the last years (and before that with Borussia Dortmund winning the CL with a team that has very limited funds).
He is now strongly linked with three options:
1. Real Madrid - Real always feared Hitzfeld´s Bayern Munich in the last years, the "General" might be just the right coach to straighten the Galacticos out (although Valdano & Co are obviousely interested in other things than performance in a coach)
2. Chelsea - I still believe Roman will go for Mourinho though.
3. Taking over the german national team after the Euro 2006. Not a bad idea imo.
He is now strongly linked with three options:
1. Real Madrid - Real always feared Hitzfeld´s Bayern Munich in the last years, the "General" might be just the right coach to straighten the Galacticos out (although Valdano & Co are obviousely interested in other things than performance in a coach)
2. Chelsea - I still believe Roman will go for Mourinho though.
3. Taking over the german national team after the Euro 2006. Not a bad idea imo.
Sammer
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Here´s another thing associated with Hitzfelds exit:
Sagnol claimed yesterday, that he will definately leave Bayern now - he might be interesting for a lot of big clubs - ManU, Real, Chelsea....
Sagnol claimed yesterday, that he will definately leave Bayern now - he might be interesting for a lot of big clubs - ManU, Real, Chelsea....
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JazzG
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Sammer, is it me or the people upstairs at Bayern seemed to have treated him poorly. People like Beckenbaur have come out criticising the team a lot etc. Seems to me that Hitzfeld kinda lost control on the team. Would you say that is true?
Sammer
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Very true, JAZZG.
They started the season claiming that this would be the strongest Bayern team in years and yet they played the most boring, uninspired football in years. I do not recall one exciting game Bayern played (besides the one against Real Madrid at home in February) this season in the CL or Bundesliga.
Hitzfeld doesn´t get to the team any more. Felix Magath from Stuttgart just signed today for Bayern and he will have to change the team quite dramatically to be one of Europes top clubs again.
With Sagnol and Lizarazu leaving, this Bayern team looks very ordinary
They started the season claiming that this would be the strongest Bayern team in years and yet they played the most boring, uninspired football in years. I do not recall one exciting game Bayern played (besides the one against Real Madrid at home in February) this season in the CL or Bundesliga.
Hitzfeld doesn´t get to the team any more. Felix Magath from Stuttgart just signed today for Bayern and he will have to change the team quite dramatically to be one of Europes top clubs again.
With Sagnol and Lizarazu leaving, this Bayern team looks very ordinary
KingReyes
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Sammer said:
Is that official Sammer? What does that mean for the talented players of Stuttgart?? Hildenbrandt, Kuranyi etc.
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JazzG
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I Magath is suppose to be a good coach though isn't he, heard he is quite strict so might be able to sort out some of the egos within the camp!
Bayern are suppose to be filthy rich as well aren't they? They should be able to pick up some good players, heard they are after Tevez who is rated well highly in South America.
Bayern are suppose to be filthy rich as well aren't they? They should be able to pick up some good players, heard they are after Tevez who is rated well highly in South America.
GlasgowGooner
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Real look set to name the Benfica coach Jose Camacho as their manager so i dont think Hitzfeld will be going there.
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JazzG
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Reason for Camacho is because he is a former Madrid man isn't he? http://www.soccerage.com/en/13/v0124.html Also he has denied it here, Madrid always feared Hitzfeld so think they will definitely make an approach and they have approached him in the past as well!
Sammer
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KingReyes said:
Good question. There are four interesting young players at Stuttgart: Kuranyi, Hildebrandt, Philip Lahm and Andreas Hinkel.
Kuranyi and Hinkel just renewed their contract with Stuttgart this season.
Lahm is on loan from Bayern and since he has had excellent performances with Stuttgart (and the national team), Magath will take him back to Munich.
Still quite unsure, what Hildebrandt will be up to. If Magath stays at Bayern for a long period of time, he might be a Kahn-successor.
But Magath leaving will make him think twice about other opportunities. There are some european clubs supposed to be interested in him.
