Germany League - 2nd Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Juggy777]

With Sonny Kittel, they no longer need to worry. The negotiations between Kittel and DC United Washington have failed. According to his statement and from Hamburger SV, he now wants to stay at Hamburg after all. I'm curious to see if he is 100% satisfied with that and goes into next season with full energy.

yes yes. sonny kittel is now staying with hamburger sv. first he wanted to leave. for a joke transfer fee of 1.million euros.
and now tim walter is thrilled again that sonny is staying in hamburg. i hope he will be happy in hamburg.
because only when sonny is happy does he make good matches. and in the last season he was unfortunately often not so happy. 

now i'm still curious how much money hamburg will get for Vagnoman. he will probably move to stuttgart.

I believe that Hamburger Sv is lucky to have retained him as he can play in multiple positions, and his stats show that he has scored 30 goals in 104 games which isn’t bad, and since he’s staying by executing his own free will we can definitely expect him to score more goals next season.

Lastly while Vagnoman has agreed to switch to Stuttgart, the clubs are failing to reach a deal as HSV is asking for more than $7 million and Stuttgart is refusing to comply, and here it’ll be interesting to see who backs down first or in the end we could see this transfer collapse too.

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[Soonandwaite]

since yesterday it is 100% perfect :
Mikkel Kaufmann is leaving hsv to play for karlsruher sc next season.
karlsruhe has lost its top scorer Philipp Hofmann. Hofmann moved from karlsruhe to vfl bochum in the first bundesliga.
i personally think mikkel is good and hope he plays a good season in bochum. he is a very likeable person.

good luck Mikkel !

[LittleBitFunny]

Lastly while Vagnoman has agreed to switch to Stuttgart, the clubs are failing to reach a deal as HSV is asking for more than $7 million and Stuttgart is refusing to comply, and here it’ll be interesting to see who backs down first or in the end we could see this transfer collapse too.

Josha Vagnoman is not as bad as the defender. He played well enough with Hamburger SV last season. If Stuttgart takes Josha Vagnoman to the team for ৭ million, they will not be harmed. It would be a good heart. However, Stuttgart does not want to spend so much money on a defender. But at the end of the day, maybe we see Josha Vagnoman in Stuttgart.

[S A KHAIR]

since yesterday it is 100% perfect :
Mikkel Kaufmann is leaving hsv to play for karlsruher sc next season.
karlsruhe has lost its top scorer Philipp Hofmann. Hofmann moved from karlsruhe to vfl bochum in the first bundesliga.
i personally think mikkel is good and hope he plays a good season in bochum. he is a very likeable person.

good luck Mikkel !

I don't know if that is the best decision that could have been taken.
Mikkel Kaufmann might have had a better successful time with HSV compared to Karlsruhe sc.
Because HSV is more successful.
I know he is a good player and I hope he will be able to have a good performance in his new team.

[bct_ail]

since yesterday it is 100% perfect :
Mikkel Kaufmann is leaving hsv to play for karlsruher sc next season.
karlsruhe has lost its top scorer Philipp Hofmann. Hofmann moved from karlsruhe to vfl bochum in the first bundesliga.
i personally think mikkel is good and hope he plays a good season in bochum. he is a very likeable person.

good luck Mikkel !

I don't know if that is the best decision that could have been taken.
Mikkel Kaufmann might have had a better successful time with HSV compared to Karlsruhe sc.
Because HSV is more successful.
I know he is a good player and I hope he will be able to have a good performance in his new team.

But Kaufmann did not play very often for Hamburger SV from the start of the game. He was always a reserve. He also was a loanplayer from FC Copenhagen. So it was more a decision from the two clubs not to keep him in the team. I do not know how big the competition at Karlsruhe is and whether he can play more there.

[S A KHAIR]

But Kaufmann did not play very often for Hamburger SV from the start of the game. He was always a reserve. He also was a loanplayer from FC Copenhagen. So it was more a decision from the two clubs not to keep him in the team. I do not know how big the competition at Karlsruhe is and whether he can play more there.

In terms of playtime, I think he will get a good amount of it in his new team. And I have to agree with you because it is also true that if a player is not very much relevant to a team I don't think it is going to give his career any boost even if his team performs well. For a player to get noticed he has to play for a team where he is getting a good amount of play time. So, in that case, it can be said that he made the right decision.

[Soonandwaite]

it's probably almost 100% certain. Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer moves from dynamo dresden to hamburg for 1.2 million euros.
he still has to pass the medical check and then travels directly to the training camp in austria.
but.........1.2 million euros for a player from the third division is a lot of money    at least for the hsv !

[S A KHAIR]

it's probably almost 100% certain. Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer moves from dynamo dresden to hamburg for 1.2 million euros.
he still has to pass the medical check and then travels directly to the training camp in austria.
but.........1.2 million euros for a player from the third division is a lot of money    at least for the hsv !

Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer In the last season had 34 appearances in total and he has scored five goals and has five assists. He also has 6 yellow cards in his name. So I don't think these stats look really overwhelming for a player who plays as a center-forward. really don't know if the 1.2 million euros is going to be worth it.

[bct_ail]

St Pauli is also considered a candidate for promotion next season. However they have to cope with some losses. After Finn Ole Becker already declared his transfer in winter and Guido Burgstaller, an offensive player is also leaving the club, another offensive player is now leaving St. Pauli. Daniel-Kofi Kyereh is moving to SC Freiburg in the 1st Bundesliga.

[Soonandwaite]

St Pauli is also considered a candidate for promotion next season. However they have to cope with some losses. After Finn Ole Becker already declared his transfer in winter and Guido Burgstaller, an offensive player is also leaving the club, another offensive player is now leaving St. Pauli. Daniel-Kofi Kyereh is moving to SC Freiburg in the 1st Bundesliga.

hmmmm. i think st. pauli has to get one or two good players. otherwise they won't be playing for the top places.
some other teams in the second division have bought well: it's going to be damn hard for st. pauli to play at the top again.
but st. pauli still has time to sign a few good players. and i think two or three good people will come along.

[LittleBitFunny]

St Pauli is also considered a candidate for promotion next season. However they have to cope with some losses. After Finn Ole Becker already declared his transfer in winter and Guido Burgstaller, an offensive player is also leaving the club, another offensive player is now leaving St. Pauli. Daniel-Kofi Kyereh is moving to SC Freiburg in the 1st Bundesliga.

hmmmm. i think st. pauli has to get one or two good players. otherwise they won't be playing for the top places.
some other teams in the second division have bought well: it's going to be damn hard for st. pauli to play at the top again.
but st. pauli still has time to sign a few good players. and i think two or three good people will come along.

Pauli started quite well at the start of the previous season. But gradually their performance began to deteriorate. And at the end of the season they are quite behind. If they want to be at the top of the table next season, they must continue their stable performance. Their midfield is strong enough. So Pauli management will have to take the necessary players in the team to strengthen their forwards and defence.

[bct_ail]

St Pauli is also considered a candidate for promotion next season. However they have to cope with some losses. After Finn Ole Becker already declared his transfer in winter and Guido Burgstaller, an offensive player is also leaving the club, another offensive player is now leaving St. Pauli. Daniel-Kofi Kyereh is moving to SC Freiburg in the 1st Bundesliga.

hmmmm. i think st. pauli has to get one or two good players. otherwise they won't be playing for the top places.
some other teams in the second division have bought well: it's going to be damn hard for st. pauli to play at the top again.
but st. pauli still has time to sign a few good players. and i think two or three good people will come along.

Clearly. But with the income from the sales, they should be able to strengthen themselves. Especially in the offensive they need at least one more player.  I hope that St. Pauli gets a good team together and that they go into the next season with a lot of spirit.

[Marvell1]

St Pauli is also considered a candidate for promotion next season. However they have to cope with some losses. After Finn Ole Becker already declared his transfer in winter and Guido Burgstaller, an offensive player is also leaving the club, another offensive player is now leaving St. Pauli. Daniel-Kofi Kyereh is moving to SC Freiburg in the 1st Bundesliga.

hmmmm. i think st. pauli has to get one or two good players. otherwise they won't be playing for the top places.
some other teams in the second division have bought well: it's going to be damn hard for st. pauli to play at the top again.
but st. pauli still has time to sign a few good players. and i think two or three good people will come along.

Clearly. But with the income from the sales, they should be able to strengthen themselves. Especially in the offensive they need at least one more player.  I hope that St. Pauli gets a good team together and that they go into the next season with a lot of spirit.

If they want to get new players on the team they will surely have to move fast because all the other teams looked really serious about going into the next season. but I don't see any urgency from St. Pauli. They still have some time left but I am not sure if they will be able to utilize the time properly. They did show some really good signs in the last season but in the end, they did not score enough goals. They lost their way through the middle and late part of the season.

[bekti3]

Clearly. But with the income from the sales, they should be able to strengthen themselves. Especially in the offensive they need at least one more player.  I hope that St. Pauli gets a good team together and that they go into the next season with a lot of spirit.

Plus for this season I still feel they need to strengthen the team and the real consistency.
If you look at the start of the season they were so good even solid at the top but towards the middle of the season their consistency faltered and this made them even more down and failed to fight until the end.
Next season if they still want to compete and want clear promotion, they have to fix this.

[bct_ail]

They did show some really good signs in the last season but in the end, they did not score enough goals. They lost their way through the middle and late part of the season.

St. Pauli had the problem at the beginning of the year that important players were injured. And the substitutes unfortunately did too many mistakes. Then there was the fact that Finn Ole Becker had already said in winter that he would be leaving the club. That did not necessarily contribute to the team spirit.

[Marvell1]

They did show some really good signs in the last season but in the end, they did not score enough goals. They lost their way through the middle and late part of the season.

St. Pauli had the problem at the beginning of the year that important players were injured. And the substitutes unfortunately did too many mistakes. Then there was the fact that Finn Ole Becker had already said in winter that he would be leaving the club. That did not necessarily contribute to the team spirit.

They obviously had a lot of problems. Otherwise, they could have done better in the last season. Now I would surely like to see a better performance from them but first of all, they will have to fix all the problems that they currently have in the team. They cannot afford to have these kinds of problems if they want to get promoted the next season. And looking at things the promotion is surely not going to be easy. They will have good competition.

They will need to start the season well and I believe they have a good coach who will be able to bring consistent results this season. Hopefully, none of the problems like the last season are going to happen.

[Swordsoffreedom]

They did show some really good signs in the last season but in the end, they did not score enough goals. They lost their way through the middle and late part of the season.

St. Pauli had the problem at the beginning of the year that important players were injured. And the substitutes unfortunately did too many mistakes. Then there was the fact that Finn Ole Becker had already said in winter that he would be leaving the club. That did not necessarily contribute to the team spirit.

We didn't get a better performance from Pauli last season due to injury problems. I would say it is their misfortune. Pauli would have been at the top of the table if important players had not been injured. However, strong teams like Schalke and Werder Bremen are not in the second Bundesliga next season. So there is a better chance for Pauli to occupy the top spot on the table.

[Soonandwaite]

We didn't get a better performance from Pauli last season due to injury problems. I would say it is their misfortune. Pauli would have been at the top of the table if important players had not been injured. However, strong teams like Schalke and Werder Bremen are not in the second Bundesliga next season. So there is a better chance for Pauli to occupy the top spot on the table.

a better chance   other teams are now in the 2.bundesliga. i think hamburger sv, hannover,bielefeld,nürnberg,darmstadt and düsseldorf
will be big competitors. these teams have brought in some good players. it will also be very very difficult for st.pauli
to finish in one of the top 3 places this year / season . st. pauli will have to show 34 good games and not only 17.

[Swordsoffreedom]

We didn't get a better performance from Pauli last season due to injury problems. I would say it is their misfortune. Pauli would have been at the top of the table if important players had not been injured. However, strong teams like Schalke and Werder Bremen are not in the second Bundesliga next season. So there is a better chance for Pauli to occupy the top spot on the table.

a better chance   other teams are now in the 2.bundesliga. i think hamburger sv, hannover,bielefeld,nürnberg,darmstadt and düsseldorf
will be big competitors. these teams have brought in some good players. it will also be very very difficult for st.pauli
to finish in one of the top 3 places this year / season . st. pauli will have to show 34 good games and not only 17.

Not to mention that teams like Hamburger, Nurnburg and Bielefeld and Darmstadt are weak. They have a good enough squad. However, their main weakness is that they do not play well regularly. It will be very difficult for Pauli to stay at the top of the table if these teams are consistent. But the problem is that these teams depend on a specific player. And if the player loses form or is injured, the team's performance tends to deteriorate. And that's what I've been seeing for the last few seasons. And so I think Pauli is quite stable compared to these teams.

[LUCKMCFLY]

For the whole year, it might be finally the time for Hamburg to reach a spot in the top2 and to go back to the Bundesliga.

sonny kittel is moving to the usa . and vagnoman will probably also leave the hsv. that's already 2 important players who will be missing next season.
the hsv has to replace these players now. but for that you need money .
and the hsv doesn't have that much money to pay for very good players . that's already a big problem. and unknown cheap players are very few .
i'm really curious with which team the hsv will start the coming season 

Well it could be Hamburguer SV, but they shouldn't be trusted, we all saw what happened last season when any team could enter the top positions and they left out teams that really deserved to be there and put on a good show in the Bundesliga , we must take into account that the Bundesliga is not just any league, it is a competition that requires a lot, for me if any team does its job well from the beginning it will not suffer, there is nothing worse than being out and about inside, the expectation is immense, there is no room for any team to make a mistake, if a small distraction occurs it could cost the team classification.

We didn't get a better performance from Pauli last season due to injury problems. I would say it is their misfortune. Pauli would have been at the top of the table if important players had not been injured. However, strong teams like Schalke and Werder Bremen are not in the second Bundesliga next season. So there is a better chance for Pauli to occupy the top spot on the table.

a better chance  other teams are now in the 2.bundesliga. i think hamburger sv, hannover,bielefeld,nürnberg,darmstadt and düsseldorf
will be big competitors. these teams have brought in some good players. it will also be very very difficult for st.pauli
to finish in one of the top 3 places this year / season . st. pauli will have to show 34 good games and not only 17.

Not to mention that teams like Hamburger, Nurnburg and Bielefeld and Darmstadt are weak. They have a good enough squad. However, their main weakness is that they do not play well regularly. It will be very difficult for Pauli to stay at the top of the table if these teams are consistent. But the problem is that these teams depend on a specific player. And if the player loses form or is injured, the team's performance tends to deteriorate. And that's what I've been seeing for the last few seasons. And so I think Pauli is quite stable compared to these teams.

For me, the Pauli thing was very hard, because it was one of the teams that fought the most and was in first place on several occasions, I think that for this season they will be able to go up to the first division, it really is a team that deserves it, great emotions were experienced right to that team, and right now I know they're not going to waste the opportunity.