Who knows, maybe Carl-Haynes Rummenick means better. The former head of the club’s “Built” newspaper said the FC could slowly dust off the Bayern Championship trophy. Eleven match days later! Did Romney try to provoke a little rivalry because the title fight, which did not deserve the name for many years, bored him too?
In the past, such a proverb would have been interpreted by the Bavarians as further evidence of their arrogance. Waves of outrage will never be forgotten when Bavaria’s Honorary President Uli Hoeneß used the distance between FC Bayern and the other league ten years ago as a metaphor for binoculars.
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Today, after nine consecutive Bayern Championships, the people of Munich can not even be seen through a telescope. You’ve been more than a league for a long time. Rummenigge probably didn’t want to be provoked or provoked. His words should be understood as a sobering list of the situation in German football.
The persecutor? nobody is here. Dortmund have some amazing young players and Leipzig has a good idea of football. But Bayern has more than that. Title number ten goes back to the German record champions. For the first time, the Pavarians say this more or less directly in November.
Romanicke’s words will no longer excite fans who are reluctant to join the club. They want to tackle their own club anyway.
Football is an open sport, of course. But at the end of the Bundesliga season, FC Bayern are in first place. In the meantime without exception.
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