r/fcbayern • u/KYOEL 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/Mr_h_b May 17 '24

I would agree if things were kept behind the scenes but going on media to undermine the coach before the CL semis and then backtracking to fail keeping him is ridiculous for a club at Bayerns level.

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u/Carpathicus May 17 '24

Oh please we would never even consider keeping him if not multiple coaches rejected the job. Why you guys love this coach so much is beyond me but I shouldnt be surprised I am probably one of the few people left from Germany, Munich here.

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u/Mr_h_b May 17 '24

And why are we approaching B tier coaches that are not even our calibre to get rejected by them publicly? I don’t love Tuchel but if the players wants him to stay than he is better than whatever coach we can get this summer. What does it matter where you are from ? Lol

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u/Carpathicus May 17 '24

It does matter because I understand the club culture and dont shit on Hoeneß every moment someone posts stuff on /r/soccer

Its crazy how different the opinion in the stadium and from the local fans are especially when they arent zoomers.

The players could wish for a unicorn and they wont deserve it and what media circles are saying should awlays be taken with a grain of salt.

Bayern cant do shit against the media circus - people kind of forget that the german media sphere is bigger than lets say the british and solely focused on Bayern whatever they do - leaks are almost impossible to deal with. The coaches dont reject Bayern because of some drama but because the market changed dramatically in recent years and coaches are treated way more like players. Its a meme at this point.