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[knowngunman]

Augsburg vs M'gladbach

Augsburg (confirmed lineup): Nediljko Labrovic, Maximilian Bauer, Jeffrey Gouweleeuw, Keven Schlotterbeck, Marius Wolf, Dimitrios Giannoulis, Frank Onyeka, Kristijan Jakic, Elvis Rexhbecaj, Steve Mounie, Phillip Tietz.

Borussia Monchengladbach (confirmed lineup): Moritz Nicolas, Joseph Scally, Ko Itakura, Nico Elvedi, Luca Netz, Philipp Sander, Julian Weigl, Tomas Cvancara, Kevin Stoeger, Alassane Plea, Tim Kleindienst.

 M'gladbach are two points away from Augsburg and they are about to begin the 6th game of the season, Augsburg really need to work on their performance to distance themselves from relegation zone which they only have a point gap away from relegation, Augsburg are the host which I will expect good performances from them but I realise the the both teams are not currently doing well.

Monchengladbach is not longer the same as they were before since last season. They are yet to put things in the right order and today's result is another prove that their performance is declining. Monchengladbach lost to Augsburg with a scoreline of 2-1.

 Augsburg once again show us that they are strong in their home with this victory. Borussia gameplan this season is a complete disaster and they can not go far unless they change the game pattern because everything seems to be going backwards now. In fact, it's getting worse after the second game of the season. I don't like putting blame on couch but achieving nothing after two seasons is enough that he's nothing to offer monchengladbach.

[Pokapoka124]

Not a few Dortmund players are labeled with expensive prices because we can take the examples of Lewa, Dembele, Jude, Haaland and many other players come from the foresight of scouts who see the progress of these players to be used as a business by Dortmund to benefit financially.

A few years ago, this was seen a lot in Dortmund, in fact we all speculated that the best thing about Dortmund was the preparation of the best players for the big signings and it was a fact that the club benefited from the sale of those players because their prices were very high, now that has changed a bit, I no longer see Dortmund that way, I see them differently now, I see them as one of the teams that are very good and that can be candidates to win any competition, from a Bundesliga to a UCL with the quality they have shown.

There is a saying that goes “ a leopard never changes it’s spots.” It is only a matter of time before Dortmund start selling out their key players again. You may think that they have changed and are focused now on grooming players for the club not for business. Now they have Adeyemi who is in hot form for Dortmund, I learnt he scored a hatrick in their last champions league game. We shall see in the next summer window if they will be able to resist good offers when they start coming.

[Asiska02]

There is a saying that goes “ a leopard never changes it’s spots.” It is only a matter of time before Dortmund start selling out their key players again. You may think that they have changed and are focused now on grooming players for the club not for business. Now they have Adeyemi who is in hot form for Dortmund, I learnt he scored a hatrick in their last champions league game. We shall see in the next summer window if they will be able to resist good offers when they start coming.

If they are for the business, then why not still sell him out to make them a good sum of money. They’ve been doing this for a very long time now and if the team hasn’t been sold to another person to handle the affairs of the team. I feel this is what we will continue to see till the end of time from now. Dortmund are for business and they’ve made it clear for all, unless they change their stance and not sell their good players in the next transfer window, I won’t believe that they won’t be selling their best players in the next transfer window when the good offer comes for it.

[Lida93]

Not a few Dortmund players are labeled with expensive prices because we can take the examples of Lewa, Dembele, Jude, Haaland and many other players come from the foresight of scouts who see the progress of these players to be used as a business by Dortmund to benefit financially.

A few years ago, this was seen a lot in Dortmund, in fact we all speculated that the best thing about Dortmund was the preparation of the best players for the big signings and it was a fact that the club benefited from the sale of those players because their prices were very high, now that has changed a bit, I no longer see Dortmund that way, I see them differently now, I see them as one of the teams that are very good and that can be candidates to win any competition, from a Bundesliga to a UCL with the quality they have shown.

There is a saying that goes “ a leopard never changes it’s spots.” It is only a matter of time before Dortmund start selling out their key players again. You may think that they have changed and are focused now on grooming players for the club not for business. Now they have Adeyemi who is in hot form for Dortmund, I learnt he scored a hatrick in their last champions league game. We shall see in the next summer window if they will be able to resist good offers when they start coming.

It is sacrosanct that Brussia Dortmund won't stop selling out their best players because that's one ways how they mainly raise money for the club, and Adeyemi isn't as sophisticated as either Lewandoski or Haaland and a host of other quality players they didn't hesitate to sell when those offers were made. How they manage to continually stay in the top four of the Bundesliga table each season and not playing so badly even in the champions league competition despite this trade about them is what I applaud them for.

[Weawant]

If they are for the business, then why not still sell him out to make them a good sum of money. They’ve been doing this for a very long time now and if the team hasn’t been sold to another person to handle the affairs of the team. I feel this is what we will continue to see till the end of time from now. Dortmund are for business and they’ve made it clear for all, unless they change their stance and not sell their good players in the next transfer window, I won’t believe that they won’t be selling their best players in the next transfer window when the good offer comes for it.

Wining trophies are also part of the business so not selling a player because they feel its going to affect their chances of wining a trophy this season if that to them is a priority this season then it is very okay not to want to sell of the player at the time till the season is over till they get that which they aim to achieve this season and if not they are going to let go of the the player by selling him off to still make that money they would have made having him around so which ever way they are still in business regardless, it doesnt necessarily have to be only when they sell players off to another team before we assume Dortmund is in business just that their case has got a policy that allows them to implement that almost always.

[indah rezqi]

There is a saying that goes “ a leopard never changes it’s spots.” It is only a matter of time before Dortmund start selling out their key players again. You may think that they have changed and are focused now on grooming players for the club not for business. Now they have Adeyemi who is in hot form for Dortmund, I learnt he scored a hatrick in their last champions league game. We shall see in the next summer window if they will be able to resist good offers when they start coming.

If they are for the business, then why not still sell him out to make them a good sum of money. They’ve been doing this for a very long time now and if the team hasn’t been sold to another person to handle the affairs of the team. I feel this is what we will continue to see till the end of time from now. Dortmund are for business and they’ve made it clear for all, unless they change their stance and not sell their good players in the next transfer window, I won’t believe that they won’t be selling their best players in the next transfer window when the good offer comes for it.

In terms of winning trophies, it is no wonder that this step always makes Dortmund lose. Of course, in terms of finance, they can get big profits from the sale of talented young players. I also assume that this tradition continues until now, and it is indeed quite difficult to change it, unless Dortmund changes ownership. Maybe Dortmund could have won various trophies in the last decade if they had kept their star players, so that fans would not feel disappointed every season. Dortmund manager, whoever it is, must work extra hard every season to stabilize the squad, and find ways to speed up adaptation within the team.

From this background, we can underline that Dormund always has difficulty becoming a trophy challenger, and indirectly makes it easier for Bayern Munchen to continue to dominate the Bundesliga. Last season the story was a little different with Leverkusen appearing stunning and undefeated. Leverkusen managed to do a job that Dortmund was unable to do for more than a decade, namely taking the trophy from Bayern Munchen. Dortmund fate will not change, as long as they do not change their policies the transfer.

[Docnaster]

Before Bayern Munich draw at home to Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen last weekend, the current German Bundesliga leaders have scored 20 goals in their most previous three games in all competitions but since their meeting with the reigning German champions, they've been able to find the back of the just once. Is this a major concern for Vincent Kompany's men? Or do you think they'll bounce back to their convincing winning ways when they travel to Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday?

Personally, I'm of the opinion that Bayern Munich will get the better of their opponents this weekend but will like to read your opinions

[Ndabagi01]

Before Bayern Munich draw at home to Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen last weekend, the current German Bundesliga leaders have scored 20 goals in their most previous three games in all competitions but since their meeting with the reigning German champions, they've been able to find the back of the just once. Is this a major concern for Vincent Kompany's men? Or do you think they'll bounce back to their convincing winning ways when they travel to Eintracht Frankfurt on Sunday?

Personally, I'm of the opinion that Bayern Munich will get the better of their opponents this weekend but will like to read your opinions

This is football and anything can happen and anything that tends to happen will still depend on how they approach any of the games they’ll be playing afterwards. They may not be able to score plenty of goals by weekend when they play against Frankfurt but will do in their upcoming matches after that one. That is not to say, they’re are already declining in performance, that’s the nature of football. Keeping up with a consistent performance is very derailing and only few teams can do that till the end. I still have trust in Kompany’s players and also on his strategies, he’ll do well as the head coach and this is just the beginning as we will get to see better performances by the players in their upcoming games.