★★★★★ Bayern München thread! MIA SAN MEISTER ★★★★★

[AllTrac]

gj guys, hope u guys could take it all the way

[axe]

SEVEN UNANSWERED GOALS!

BARCA- WHO?

BAYERN MUNICH IS THE BEST!

[gt4tified]

Congrats fellas...well deserved! Now onto Wembley!

[rfari]

Now have to study dortmund. They have been poisoning us for the last two year. This season hopefully will be different. Ucl final preview weekend!!!!!!!

[*OUTSIDER*]

Congrats Gentlemen..... Back to Back finals..... Very Impressive

[noshownogo]

Congrats to Bayern and Dortmund. Hope for a cracker of a Finals!

[jattsrobby]

And then there were two FCB vs BVB May 25th at Wembley, German domination has begun.........

[rfari]

First time since 2009 barca has lost at home and first time since 1987 losing both legs in the ucl. Well done die bayern!

[pioneer]

First time a team went crashing out the semis 7 zip?

That real sad

And that final will not be boring as last year's, last was just an intermission.

[rfari]

First time a team went crashing out the semis 7 zip?

That real sad

And that final will not be boring as last year's, last was just an intermission.

Dont expect a goal feast for the final eh. Both sides are very technical and the winner will all depend on the finer details. Honestly i would have preferred a side like real madrid.

On a bitter sweet note, goetz has a torn hamstring. If he starts more than likely he wouldnt be full hunjed

[BrotherHood]

Nuff respect to Bayern dred....dey damage meh 'Old Lady' Juventus in the quarters but to beat Barca 7-0 on aggregate is a fantastic accomplishment.

Messi smell d rat early and sit down and watch
Yuh does know ah side in shambles wen defenders scoring bullet on dey own keeper

[rfari]

Nuff respect to Bayern dred....dey damage meh 'Old Lady' Juventus in the quarters but to beat Barca 7-0 on aggregate is a fantastic accomplishment.

Messi smell d rat early and sit down and watch
Yuh does know ah side in shambles wen defenders scoring bullet on dey own keeper

eh. pique getting honourary bayern membership for that bess goal

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[axe]

Nueur jus save a penalty.....

Pizarro penalty turned down...

Bayern1:1Dortmund

Gomez
Grosskreutz

[rfari]

Tighter than a mosquito bottom, this final may very well be. Did jupp rest robbery, muller, lahm and dante? I have check the highlights
Edit : saw the lineup

[axe]

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bayern-klo ... --sow.html
Bayern, Klose top weekly AP soccer poll
By STEVE DOUGLAS (AP Sports Writer) | The Associated Press – 6 hours ago

MANCHESTER, England (AP) -- Fresh off a second straight drubbing of the once-mighty Barcelona, Bayern Munich was voted the top team in the Associated Press global soccer poll for the sixth straight week.
And keeping up the poll's distinctly German flavor over the past month, Miroslav Klose - Germany's second-highest scorer - was selected player of the week after scoring five goals in just 40 minutes for Lazio in its 6-0 rout of Bologna in Serie A.
''After the 'quad-trick' from Robert Lewandowski (the previous week) came Klose's quintuplet,'' said Will Tidey, of the Bleacher Report. ''He would have scored more but for the curious decision to take him off with 20 minutes or so still left to play.''
Lionel Messi was next in the player vote after his double for Barcelona in the 4-2 win over Real Betis in the Spanish league on Sunday. The Argentina star's return to fitness came too late for Barca in the Champions League, with Bayern following up its 4-0 home win over the Spanish giants with a 3-0 victory in the Camp Nou.
''If he played against Bayern Munich in the Champions League, Barca may have had a chance of winning,'' said Mike McGrath, of The Sun and the Wardles news agency in England. ''But his absence meant the German champions could put in a performance to confirm them as the best team in the world at the moment.''
Even Juventus' title-clinching win over Palermo couldn't topple Bayern from the summit, where it has been since the start of April. The Bavarian giants are still going strong in the Bundesliga, which they wrapped up last month, and a feisty 1-1 draw at Borussia Dortmund was perhaps a sign of things to come when the they meet in the Champions League final on May 25.
Juve placed second, just 10 points behind Bayern after voting by the AP's panel of 17 journalists.
''Deservedly champions of Italy, Juventus will be one of the biggest rivals for Bayern for the title of best team in Europe next season,'' said Cedric Rouquette, of Eurosport in France.
Chelsea climbed to third after a week in which it reached the final of the Europa League and then beat Manchester United away to inch closer to a return to the Champions League. Juan Mata, whose shot was deflected in for the late winner at Old Trafford, was the only Chelsea player to make the top 10, placing ninth.
Dortmund was fourth despite its late implosion in the 2-0 loss to Real Madrid that failed to stop the German team reaching the final of the Champions League. And Ajax made a rare appearance in the top 10 - placing fifth - after winning the Dutch league.
The players' top 10 reads like a Who's Who of the world's best attackers. Behind Klose and Messi was Edinson Cavani, who scored a hat trick for Napoli against Inter Milan, while Arjen Robben, Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale were fourth, fifth and sixth, respectively.
The only midfielder on the list was Arturo Vidal, Juventus' match-winner and title-clincher at the weekend.
''Arturo Vidal was one of the main reasons why Juventus won their second successive Serie A title,'' said Aurelio Capaldi, of Rai Sport in Italy.
''As well as scoring the winner from the spot against Palermo, he had a fantastic season and gave a huge contribution to the team. He was a key man of the Juventus midfield but became also vital as goal-scorer.''
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AP Global Soccer Rankings for the week ending May 6.
Based on 17 voters: 10 points for first, nine for second, etc. Previous rankings in parentheses.
Teams:
1. Bayern Munich (1), 143 points.
2. Juventus (4), 133.
3. Chelsea (5), 97.
4. Borussia Dortmund (2), 74.
5. Ajax, 72.
6. Barcelona, (10) 50.
7. Benfica, 47.
8. Napoli, 43.
8. Real Madrid, (7) 43.
10. Galatasaray, 25.
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Players:
1. Miroslav Klose, 135 points.
2. Lionel Messi (7), 103.
3. Edinson Cavanai, 94.
4. Arjen Robben (3), 89.
5. Cristiano Ronaldo (10), 82.
6. Gareth Bale (6), 49.
7. Arturo Vidal, 42.
8. Thomas Mueller (2), 36.
9. Oscar Cardozo, 32
(tie). Juan Mata, 32.

[jattsrobby]

Bayern still rolling strong, mash up ausborg today 3 0, goals from mueller, shaquiri and gustavo. Well done bayern.......

[axe]

Officially Bundesliga Champions 2013!

[axe]

Last game for the Bundesliga champions:
Bayern 4:3 Monchengladbach

Borussia M'gladbach
M. Stranzl (4.)
M. Hanke (5.)
H. Nordtveit (10.)


FC Bayern München
Javi Martínez (7.)
F. Ribéry (18.)
F. Ribéry (53.)
A. Robben (59.)

record 91points!!!
25 ahead of second place Dortmund

[rfari]

Boom!!!
Back in time for the finale.
Read someone mention hear an incident between ribery and boateng while celebrating the title with beer showers. Funny pics and captions. Will post when i get on a pc

[rfari]

check schweini

Quirk of beer fate helps Bayern Munich avoid dressing room meltdown ahead of Champions League final
By Eurosport | World of Sport – Thu, May 16, 2013 12:08 BST


Jerome Boateng soaks Franck Ribery in beer

Bayern Munich's all-conquering side was apparently thrown into turmoil at the weekend when Franck Ribery was doused in beer by team-mate Jerome Boateng.
Ribery was said to be apoplectic, and not just because it messed up his hair. He is a devout muslim, and therefore teetotal, and was said to be outraged by Boateng tipping two litres of booze all over him during the German champions' now traditional on-pitch beer fight to celebrate their Bundesliga title.
French international star Ribery was reported as saying, "I won't talk to Boateng again, he knows that I'm muslim," - though the fact that the source for that quote was the uber-sensationalist Daily Mail did throw a bit of doubt about its veracity.
Pundits were already beginning to speculate about how the rift in the dressing room could spell disaster for Bayern's hopes in the Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund next week.
But it turns out that, due to an unusual twist of fate, there is actually no problem between the two players: the providers of the booze, Munich-based brewery Paulaner, had actually provided their alcohol-free stuff for the celebrations. The players are best pals once more, and even Tweeted a picture of themselves hugging and smiling.


Jerome Boateng and Franck Ribery
Now World of Sport generally disapproves of alcohol-free beer on principle, as do all right-thinking people.
But when it comes to stuff that's about to be poured away rather than poured down the throat, it seems a very good idea indeed. And that goes double if its use also ensures that the all-German Champions League final is the barnstorming, end-to-end classic that the whole of Europe is expecting.
Let's just hope nobody told Bastian Schweinsteiger what was in the glass. From the serious look of enjoyment on his face, he'd be pretty upset if he knew what he'd been drinking...


Bastian Schweinsteiger


Bayern's players celebrating the title

[jusme]

Gooouuuuuddddddd!!!!!!! I watch them pics & taste da beer oui



PS: Go Dortmund!

[TriniAutoMart]

Time is coming close. Good luck to both teams.
May the better team win!
*fingers crossed for Bayern Munich*

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ucl 2012/2013 goals
#treblehunt

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[TriniAutoMart]

D nerves kicking in...

[RASC]

If Bayern Lose this, they would FOREVER solidify themselves as the ultimate BEST choking club team of all time...
Overall(club/country) that title still belongs to Holland

[rfari]

Nah. Not gonna happen. Last ucl finales were unfortunate esp cus of suspensions. This season was full hunjed from everyone. Just two more games