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Random Bayern picture thread:

I was as critical as anyone about this transfer window, but an absolutely wonderful first half of the first Bundesliga game… Couldn’t have played better.

Random Bayern picture thread:

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Champions league day today at @ProstGrill!! 3 pm. Need a big win today, let’s go! @FCBlongislandNY

Can’t forget the food pic

To a Bayern win (please)

Today!! - 12:30 pm Join us at @FCBlongislandNY for Bayern vs. Leipzig @ProstGrill - 652 Franklin Ave, Garden City, NY

Tomorrow Saturday 2/24/24 at 12.30pm join us at Prost Grill & Garten to support the Team vs RB Leipzig.. is time to turn things around … LETS GO BAYERN!!! #FCBayernUS #MiaSanFamily #misaneinestarkeinsel

@MarkodoniaFX That’s fair

What is the big argument against Seb Hoeness other than his relation to Uli? I feel as tho his resume is pretty impressive thus far. - led Bayern II to 3. liga title (they got related following season after he left) - solid job at Hoffenheim - major growth at Stuttgart

@iMiaSanMia Moving Kimmich back to right back for Bayern would be great for them as well…

@iMiaSanMia Kroos returning is def due to failures with Goretzka/Kimmich midfield, but ofc we cannot expect a 34-year-old Kroos to be some sort of “savior”. But moving Kimmich back to RB and having Kroos as another midfield option (likely as starter) is positive for German team.

Former Germany international Hansi Müller on Kroos' comeback: "Of course, it's also a bit of a problem for the current midfielders that a retired player is now coming back. I still think Toni Kroos is a great footballer, otherwise he wouldn't be playing for Real Madrid. He is still the Toni Kroos we know. He can also help the team. But the comeback is a very explosive and sensitive topic. The expectations for such a player are incredibly high when he returns. In the difficult situation that the national team is in, a lot of hopes are now being placed on him. If it doesn't work for him - for whatever reason - then he's the big loser. For me, Florian Wirtz is the best German footballer at the moment. It's a pleasure to watch this guy play. I'd actually tell him: 'You're the main man - and I'm building a team around you that can play successful football that's worth watching.' - I can't judge to what extent a Kroos fits in, because I don't know how Nagelsmann is planning" [@kessler_philipp]

@BavarianAD I think Kimmich still has a lot of potential left in his career if he can get his mind right and a coach who can get the best out of him (ex: Pep) Now Goretzka on the other hand… I’m ready to talk

@musiala_magic42 Maybe… fair point, but I think his involvement as manager within Bayern youth levels would make the transition easier than it was for someone like Niko Kovac

@esetfcb My personal top 3 at the moment are 1) Xabi 2) Zidane 3) Hoeness

Which coach Bayern should sign if Xabi Alonso declines the job ?