Showing posts with label Jupp Heynckes. Show all posts
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MartÃnez has said there's NO chance Bayern will underestimate Sevilla
What's lurking in the Sevilla shadows? Javi Martinez knows Bayern Munich will not have it easy when they face the Man Utd-killing Liga outfit in Spain
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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Happy New Year from Goal!
It's the end of the calendar year and spirits are in the sky... footballers and managers across the world have much to reflect on - and look forward to - as we head into 2014.
It's been a great year for Pep Guardiola, who took over from Jupp Heynckes at the helm of treble winners Bayern Munich, while Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Franck Ribery fight it out for the Balon d'Or. Gareth Bale got his big-money move to Real Madrid, though it's time for Sir Alex Ferguson and David Beckham to leavethe party.
Jurgen Klopp is left to drown his sorrows after losing the Champions League final and dropping out of the Bundesliga title race, Jose Mourinho is back with Chelsea, Arsene Wenger is top of the pile and Luis Suarez is in and out of the dog house.
All that's left to say is Happy New Year to all our readers!
It's been a great year for Pep Guardiola, who took over from Jupp Heynckes at the helm of treble winners Bayern Munich, while Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Franck Ribery fight it out for the Balon d'Or. Gareth Bale got his big-money move to Real Madrid, though it's time for Sir Alex Ferguson and David Beckham to leavethe party.
Jurgen Klopp is left to drown his sorrows after losing the Champions League final and dropping out of the Bundesliga title race, Jose Mourinho is back with Chelsea, Arsene Wenger is top of the pile and Luis Suarez is in and out of the dog house.
All that's left to say is Happy New Year to all our readers!
Tuesday, December 31, 2013 11:30
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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Bayern & Dortmund given licence to thrill
There are only three days until the Champions League final, with two excellent German teams ready to take the field in London.
With Bayern's buying up of star players - including Dortmund's main-man Mario Gotze - one could be forgiven for seeing the Bundesliga champions as some sort of supervillain.
Will Dortmund, led by "Klopp... Jurgen Klopp..." be ready to shoot down Jupp Henyckes' side? Or, after being defeated in the final in two of the previous three years, is it a case of 'You Only Lose Twice' for Bayern?
One thing is for sure: both teams have a licence to thrill!
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Ajax, Juventus & Galatasaray join title celebrations
Manchester United were joined in wrapping up their league title early by Ajax, Juventus and Galatasaray on Sunday.
Antonio Conte's side beat Palermo to put the race for Serie A beyond Napoli, while the Dutch outfit secured their 32nd Eredivisie crown.
Galatasaray picked up their 19th Turkish title with victory over Sivasspor to become the most successful team in the country's history.
With PSG closing in on the Ligue 1 championship, the likes of Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini are left to look on enviously.
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Heynckes and Klopp play Guess Who
Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich faced off in a Bundesliga dead
rubber on Saturday afternoon in a dress rehearsal for the Champions
League final later this month.
But both BVB boss Jurgen Klopp and die Roten manager Jupp Heynckes played around with their team selections, carefully avoiding giving too much away ahead of their European encounter.
Star players such as Mats Hummels, Lukasz Piszczek, Marco Reus and Sven Bender were rested for the home side, while Bayern made eight changes from the team that beat Barcelona in midweek.
And so with both managers keeping their cards extremely close to their chest, who knows how the teams will line up at Wembley...
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But both BVB boss Jurgen Klopp and die Roten manager Jupp Heynckes played around with their team selections, carefully avoiding giving too much away ahead of their European encounter.
Star players such as Mats Hummels, Lukasz Piszczek, Marco Reus and Sven Bender were rested for the home side, while Bayern made eight changes from the team that beat Barcelona in midweek.
And so with both managers keeping their cards extremely close to their chest, who knows how the teams will line up at Wembley...
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Pep & Gotze prepare to tag in to Munich Mania as Barca are rumbled
Bayern Munich showed their muscle in the Champions League on Tuesday
night, with the 4-0 hammering of Barcelona putting them on the brink of
reaching next month's Wembley final.
Two goals from Thomas Muller and one each for Mario Gomez and Arjen Robben secured a resounding first-leg triumph at the Allianz Arena to send the Munich crowd into absolute rapture.
On course for the treble this season and with Pep Guardiola and Mario Gotze set to jet in to join the Bavarians in 2013-14 - it's a pretty darn good time to be a Bayern fan, that's for sure.
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Sunday, April 7, 2013
Heynckes encourages Bayern booze-up
Bayern Munich can clinch the Bundesliga title on Saturday if they beat Frankfurt, and boss Jupp Heynckes has allowed his players to let their hair down.
Die Roten have run away at the top of the table this season, leading second-placed Borussia Dortmund by 20 points ahead of their trip to Commerzbank-Arena.
And despite facing a trip to Juventus for the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final on Wednesday, the 67-year-old has told his charges they can celebrate with a beer or two.
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Die Roten have run away at the top of the table this season, leading second-placed Borussia Dortmund by 20 points ahead of their trip to Commerzbank-Arena.
And despite facing a trip to Juventus for the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final on Wednesday, the 67-year-old has told his charges they can celebrate with a beer or two.
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Football is back!
The international break. It was good while it lasted, but we're all
jumping for joy it's over. Why? Because it means the real action is back
and we're now at the business end of the season.
In the Premier League, Manchester United look to continue their march to the Premier League title against Sunderland, while Chelsea take on Southampton in the first of four games in a week for Rafa Benitez's men.
Across the continent, Bayern Munich can wrap up the Bundesliga title with seven games to go should results go their way, while Tito Vilanova returns to Barcelona, Real Madrid face Zaragoza and Inter take on Juventus in stellar clash in Serie A.
Football is back alright, and with a BANG!
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Bayern undaunted by incredible Wenger rage
"You wouldn't like me when I'm angry" is the image that Arsenal boss
Arsene Wenger appears to have been projecting to all and sundry ahead of
his side's crucial Champions League meeting with Bayern Munich.
The Gunners boss came out swinging at his pre-match press conference in response to what he described as "wrong information" and stories intended to hurt him following Saturday's 1-0 FA Cup exit at the hands of Championship outfit Blackburn.
Wenger can rage all he wants, of course, but the runaway Bundesliga leaders look like opponents too tough to be cowed by a fearsome outburst. Let battle be joined...
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The Gunners boss came out swinging at his pre-match press conference in response to what he described as "wrong information" and stories intended to hurt him following Saturday's 1-0 FA Cup exit at the hands of Championship outfit Blackburn.
Wenger can rage all he wants, of course, but the runaway Bundesliga leaders look like opponents too tough to be cowed by a fearsome outburst. Let battle be joined...
Friday, January 25, 2013
Which of Europe's card sharks is holding the aces this year?
Stick or twist? That's the real question as Europe's top bosses limber up to do battle in the second half of the season - even if they all seem to be playing their own game.
Will Arsene Wenger Go Fish this January? Who'd win in Top Trumps if Jose and Tito laid their star cards down?
How long before Roman increases the tension on Rafa before he hears that all-too-familiar Snap and finds a new willing victim for Bridge?
Can Pep, er, pep up the Bayern players after the upcoming depature of Old Maid Jupp? And will Sir Alex Beggar My (noisy) Neighbour to reclaim the Premier League crown?
All we know is we want to be in the room if this game ever takes place...
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
Climbing the Champions League ladder
Having overcome the odds to knock out Champions League big guns Real Madrid and Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Chelsea go head to head in the final of the competition on Saturday night.
The Bavarian giants, on home turf for the final, are in search of their fifth triumph in European football's elite club competition and their first since 2001, while the Blues are yet to win the trophy owner Roman Abramovich craves the most.
With the showpiece final now almost upon us, and with Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola already seen off, will Jupp Heynckes or Roberto Di Matteo reach the top of the Champions League ladder?
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The Bavarian giants, on home turf for the final, are in search of their fifth triumph in European football's elite club competition and their first since 2001, while the Blues are yet to win the trophy owner Roman Abramovich craves the most.
With the showpiece final now almost upon us, and with Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola already seen off, will Jupp Heynckes or Roberto Di Matteo reach the top of the Champions League ladder?
Sunday, February 26, 2012
SmackDown 2012 - starring Badstuber & Muller
Jupp Heynckes was hoping for a 'Backlash' from his Bayern Munich players in Basel
on Wednesday night following his side's tame 0-0 draw with Freiburg the
previous weekend. The veteran coach was unhappy with their 'Attitude'
and wanted to see a little more fight from his 'superstars'.
Unfortunately, Holger Badstuber and Thomas Muller took that instruction a little too literally and ended up having to be pulled apart by their boss after clashing over who was to blame for Basel's winner at St. Jakob Park. The hope now is that there will be no 'Bad Blood' between the pair after the WWE-style 'Bust-up in Basel'.
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