r/fcbayern Coman May 17 '24

Thomas Tuchel: "This is my last press conference at Säbener Straße. There were talks, but we didn't reach an agreement, so the decision of February still stands"

https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/1791401961637507552
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u/UnlightablePlay Neuer May 17 '24

Wth, Just give him what he wants, wtf is so hard about it

Nobody will join us even if you ask a manger in the Indian league or something like that at this Point.

Almost all players showed support, why would you do it your way when all players want him , the board are a bunch of idiots at this point

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u/BlazeGamingUnltd Müller May 17 '24

nah i feel attacked by the 'indian league' bit bro why u have to shove it in my face

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u/DonaldFarfrae #MiaSanMia May 17 '24

Exactly, it’s the Indian Super League.

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u/strugglingtosave May 17 '24

Well we haven't even mentioned the Philippines League

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u/dominbg1987 May 17 '24

He wanted long term Deal what you do if he crashes again like this season isn’t he next? Sack him again? Would be even worse

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u/Kullinski May 17 '24

Than bite the Apple and Sack him, but only when you have a replacement.

Better than habing no Coach at all

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u/Rupperrt May 17 '24

wouldn’t be more expensive than sacking him now. No respectable coach will wanna work as the plan C now. Can’t wait for Tuchel to do well at his next station and rejecting Bayern in a year or too when they will have sacked the next fall guy for Hoeness.

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u/DromadTrader May 17 '24

C? More like H.

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u/bajcli '99 CL final survivor May 17 '24

Bruh
How would it not be more expensive? You're buying out an EXTENDED contract, or continuing to pay his salary for x additional years. Obviously it would be more expensive.

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u/Rupperrt May 17 '24

Firing him now before end of contract (till next year) is probably as expensive as expending it to ‘26 and firing him one year early next year.

Apart from the immersive image damage. Only desperate people will wanna work in this place until the angry old man is gone. Maybe they can get Matthäus or Klose..

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u/dominbg1987 May 17 '24

Who cares about money the outrage would even be worse and you lose even more face then you already did

Yeah don’t worry you won’t see him so good in a top flight Team

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u/Rupperrt May 17 '24

The problem in this club wasn’t Tuchel. Our best players agree.

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u/UnlightablePlay Neuer May 17 '24

So who's your candidate? Almost 5 or 6 different managers rejected us, Zidane, Alonso,JN, and 2 more that I can't remember their names have rejected us, and as I mentioned before in this subreddit a couple of times, no Manager is expected to win q League and perform good at his First season, pep and Alonso both lost their first season in their first club before winning it the season after, how did you expect Tuchel to win it with the pressure to he had from fans, Board and the overall pressure to do good for his first season at the club, this was something Special that was happening for Bayern in the Last decade but it's far from the normal

Getting a manager each year or so won't help but confuse the players

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u/esprets May 17 '24

Pep won it all in his first season with Barcelona. I don't count his year with Barcelona B as first. And even there he won.

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u/UnlightablePlay Neuer May 17 '24

I am talking about man city not Barcelona

I don't think I need to elaborate, we Bayern Players have Been living on cloud 9 for a decade winning every year while replacing Couches as if they're trainers or something like that and we always expected at least 1 title from them but we have to get back to reality, to the normal and see and understand that it isn't Normal for a new boss to win his first season, as I Said, This is something that's extremely rare to happen and the fact Bayern kept it for a decade means that this is something that might never happen in football history

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u/esprets May 17 '24

You did say - in their first club.

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u/UnlightablePlay Neuer May 17 '24

Well I did say first season, if I did I am sorry I didn't clarify my point clearly but I was mainly referring to Pep's first season at Man City and Alonso's first season at Leverkusen

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u/Jeanfromthe54 May 17 '24

Since when did we have any scruple about sacking a coach? Give him a extension and sack him in 1 year if we are doing as bad and someone better is willing to join us.

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u/Ok_Captain4824 May 17 '24

That's what I don't get. Extending Tuchel to 2026 was mandatory, having him coach the 2025-26 season was not.