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Your tool for arguement is the trophyless season, but all that will change soon and we will see what else you have to salivate about!
Bundesliga is a disgrace and most footballers there shouldnt claim to be professionals. . . . level 6 standard compared to the English FA pyramid!

With your Luca Toni,Frank Ribery,Klose,Van Bommel(perceived world players) et al,didn't Stuttgart win borethemliga last season?

It's just like me celebrating cos Rooney scored a brace against Azerbaijan . . .

I understand we need more signings A-40, but let's be realistic - it's not even end of JUNE yet and the season ended in May

Na fissssssssh

*watches out for Obama* Screw USA. Brazil better not disgrace me.

The UEFA coefficients are based on performance in UEFA competition and are better yard stick than the selective pairings you proposed.

The flaw in the FIFA system is the irrelevant friendlies that are included. I dont remember there being a friendly match in the UCL

The English clubs have consistently performed better than the germans in recent times and it is reflected in the coefficients. The coefficients that you would like to criticize is used for allocating spots in the competitions, and not your selective pairings.

The objective of the concept is to maintain competitive structures over the long term and limit financial excesses, especially levels of debt.


“I would explicitly like to thank UEFA President Michael Platini for this highly positive and constructive meeting. I believe, for the good of football and with specific reference to European competition, we need to return to greater equality of opportunity. Furthermore, UEFA has informed us that at the present time, the German Bundesliga is one of very few European leagues in which almost all the clubs are profitably and sensibly managed.”

Rummenigge seeks level playing field


The objective of the concept is to maintain competitive structures over the long term and limit financial excesses, especially levels of debt.

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, chairman of the ECA, the UEFA committee for club competitions and of FC Bayern Munich AG, declared himself very satisfied with the Nyon talks:

“I would explicitly like to thank UEFA President Michael Platini for this highly positive and constructive meeting. I believe, for the good of football and with specific reference to European competition, we need to return to greater equality of opportunity. Furthermore, UEFA has informed us that at the present time, the German Bundesliga is one of very few European leagues in which almost all the clubs are profitably and sensibly managed.”