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noname223
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- Aug 18, 2020
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I have holidays and I try to distract me from ruminating abour my daily sorrows. I am not sure whether anyone is interested in this topic. There are many people from UK in this forum. I like soccer but no as much as in the past. I am sort of a Bayern Munich fan and followed the Kane drama. I was against that transfer. Paying more than 100 Million is insane for a 30 year old striker with a contract that only lasted 1 year.
I think it is probably no good deal for anyone. I heard the media saying the exact opposite. I am not that much into soccer anymore but here is my reasoning. Bayern should have invested the money one year prior into buying Haarland. I really considered it svery tupid not to try to get him. They said it would have blown their salary budget. Though I think this step would have been way more reasonable than to pay more than 100 million for Kane who is way too old. Haarland is the future. I think the fitness of Kane is not as good as the one of Lewandowski. Acquiring Kane for such an amount of money seems to be pretty naive. In general not to acquire a proper alternative player after selling Lewandowski was naive as fuck.
I see the development of Bayern Munich very pessimistic. I don't deny that he will probably score many goals this season. But the managers of Bayern Munich seem to be very short-sighted. Though some of them were fired after the last season.
Soccer becomes more and more perverted for me. Money scores goals and wins trophies as we see with Man City. The English clubs are concerning the money way more advanced than the rest of the world. Maybe except of the Saudis who now want to imitate their Qatary enemies with their attempt of sports washing. I am glad that I don't pay for pay TV since a long time. The prices are insane and the salaries become more insane too. English soccer is in many instances for German soccer a gaze into the future. We more and more adapt English standards which means that fans get exploited more and more while investors and consultants make all the money. While promoting questionable businesses like sports bet for baiting fans into losing their money while believing the myth the industry tells us. Soccer would be true emotions, excitement and true love. Well this kind of soccer is dead since a long time ago at least in the professional soccer leagues where it is all about money, fame and how to get attention on social media. I read many clubs are very interested in things like NFTs and it disgusts me when I have to read something like that.
I think it is probably no good deal for anyone. I heard the media saying the exact opposite. I am not that much into soccer anymore but here is my reasoning. Bayern should have invested the money one year prior into buying Haarland. I really considered it svery tupid not to try to get him. They said it would have blown their salary budget. Though I think this step would have been way more reasonable than to pay more than 100 million for Kane who is way too old. Haarland is the future. I think the fitness of Kane is not as good as the one of Lewandowski. Acquiring Kane for such an amount of money seems to be pretty naive. In general not to acquire a proper alternative player after selling Lewandowski was naive as fuck.
I see the development of Bayern Munich very pessimistic. I don't deny that he will probably score many goals this season. But the managers of Bayern Munich seem to be very short-sighted. Though some of them were fired after the last season.
Soccer becomes more and more perverted for me. Money scores goals and wins trophies as we see with Man City. The English clubs are concerning the money way more advanced than the rest of the world. Maybe except of the Saudis who now want to imitate their Qatary enemies with their attempt of sports washing. I am glad that I don't pay for pay TV since a long time. The prices are insane and the salaries become more insane too. English soccer is in many instances for German soccer a gaze into the future. We more and more adapt English standards which means that fans get exploited more and more while investors and consultants make all the money. While promoting questionable businesses like sports bet for baiting fans into losing their money while believing the myth the industry tells us. Soccer would be true emotions, excitement and true love. Well this kind of soccer is dead since a long time ago at least in the professional soccer leagues where it is all about money, fame and how to get attention on social media. I read many clubs are very interested in things like NFTs and it disgusts me when I have to read something like that.