There aren’t many words to describe what a treble feels like from a fan’s point of view. It’s one of those things that brings you closer to a team, that makes you celebrate football as the glorious, noble, grand thing it is. Your recap blogger presents you with a little editorial on 2012/13 for Bayern.
München. 24 September 2012. I get off a train at the Hauptbahnhof after crossing most of Germany to make it to the Bavarian capital for a game. Little do I know that I’m about to have the most spot-on conversation about the team’s upcoming season.
München. 24 September 2012. I get off a train at the Hauptbahnhof after crossing most of Germany to make it to the Bavarian capital for a game. Little do I know that I’m about to have the most spot-on conversation about the team’s upcoming season.
Yesterday’s disappointing defeat created quite a bit of stir at Säbener Straße, and had us at the edge of our seats for ten minutes, fearing the worst was tangible and Bayern could be out of the Champions League.
Yesterday’s disappointing defeat created quite a bit of stir at Säbener Straße, and had us at the edge of our seats for ten minutes, fearing the worst was tangible and Bayern could be out of the Champions League.
Now that Mario Gómez is back, Bayern have three pure ‘9’s. This raises an important question: Can Jupp Heynckes make changes in the team’s 4-2-3-1 to accommodate two strikers? Will he? How much good/bad will that do?
Here is one hell of a nice video about Die Bayern. Enjoy.
Clubs that get close to the biggest prize but fall short tend to fare terribly the following year. However, FC Bayern didn’t sit on its hands, making a slew of changes that modified the complexion of the team.