It did not happen over the course of this season.and if the familiar brand of Bayern Munich intensity and courage is not there in next season’s early fixtures, we could see a complete and utter dismantling of the roster, the coaching staff, and the front office.īavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast - Season 2, Episode 46 (Bavarian Football Works)īayern Munich’s season will come to a disappointing end one way or the others and there is a lot to examine. Progress can be made is if the team’s mentality improves - and also if the squad planners find a way to get the right mix of players who gel and become a true Mia San Mia unit.
None of those will get answered on the field against FC Köln and there is no guarantee that we know any more even by October. Now, there are questions about this team.about the talent.about the fit of players.about how well they mesh together.about whether the coach’s messaging will sink in.about their mentality. You will never find any team that is 100% onboard with a coach, but they were together for this season.until they weren’t. While Nagelsmann might have been fired after the season anyway, for at least the rest of this season, the squad was ready to go to battle on the pitch with Nagelsmann. The club’s decision makers throwing a grenade into the season in late March absolutely caused confusion and upset the team. So.what gives? Why has the squad’s trademark intensity been traded for apathy? In general, Bayern Munich’s core group of players are fighters, they are intense, they are focused, and they have a sensational work ethic. Youngster Mathys Tel has a refreshingly awesome attitude toward just about everything. Yann Sommer asserted himself nicely as well. Matthijs de Ligt has emerged as a dynamic presence on the pitch as a leader. Not every newcomer’s mentality was a misfit, however. With instances like this, the formidable, team-first Bayern Munich mentality ceded to individual desires at an absolutely critical juncture of the season. Again, two newcomers - Ryan Gravenberch and Noussair Mazraoui - took to the press to gripe. Several players have been unhappy with their respective playing time - and have been vocal about it. The problem goes far deeper than Mane, though. Bear in mind, Lewandowski got in two physical altercations with teammates during his time at Bayern Munich and was somehow less disruptive in all of those seasons than Mané was this season. However you want to rate that, swapping in Mané for Lewandowski was an incredible downgrade on-and-off the field. Mané had issues on his way out the door at Liverpool FC before having two locker room run-ins during this campaign. Replacing him as the team’s “top star” and biggest earner, Sadio Mané was a big miss. While Robert Lewandowski was a demanding diva, his work ethic and focus were unmatched. The change in personnel during last summer’s transfer window definitely created some issues.
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Indeed Blanco Brown released his own videos showing viewers how to perform “The Git Up”, including one alongside country-music singer Lainey Wilson. And as of late June, the latter video garnered over three-millions views.Can Thomas Tuchel coax his boys into rediscovering exactly who they are? Photo by Roland Krivec/DeFodi Images via Getty Imagesīut is it totally the fault of the players.or does the blame lie with the squad planners who assembled the group of players that are not aligned in terms of focus or mentality?
To help put this in perspective, this is basically the same way Lil Nas X’s “ Old Town Road” – which may prove to be the biggest hit of 2019 and is also a hip-hop/country mashup – also blew up. This is due to the track going viral on social-media platforms like TikTok as well as being associated with the internet dance craze, #TheGitUpChallenge. Where in addition to appearing on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs Chart (debutingĪt number 38), it also marked Blanco Brown’s first time making the Billboard “The Git Up” was officially released on as aīy the middle of the following month it had really gained traction,
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