Bayern Munich 2010-2011

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Bayern 3 Nürnberg 0
Gomez (10), (75)
Lahm (57, pen)

1. Borussia Dortmund 31
2. Bayer Leverkusen 24
3. FSV Mainz 24
4. SC Freiburg 21
5. Eintracht Frankfurt 20
6. Bayern München 19

[Jean]

Gomez rocks it's good to see bayern on the right track again.

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Originally Posted by Jean

Gomez rocks it's good to see bayern on the right track again.

yeah, he missed a penalty too

[Jean]

Originally Posted by H@SSàN

yeah, he missed a penalty too

It's ok, he scored like 13 goals in the last 5 games (CL + bundesliga + mannschaft). I wish he was that productive in the world cup, when he used to stick his fat ass to the field and did nothing.

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Bayer Leverkusen 1 Bayern 1
Gomez (34)





1. Borussia Dortmund 34
2. FSV Mainz 27
3. Bayer Leverkusen 25
4. Hannover 96 22
5. 1899 Hoffenheim 21
8. Bayern München 20

[Kingroudy]

a legal Schweinsteiger goal was disallowed, and Sidney Sam should be a German International.

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Originally Posted by Kingroudy

a legal Schweinsteiger goal was disallowed, and Sidney Sam should be a German International.

yeah, and Pranjic's foul on Sidney Sam was outside the box ! Bayern should've won this ...

[Kingroudy]

^^ No it was inside the box, clearly.
i'm very curious to know how much distance did Bastian Schweinsteiger cover during this game. I have a feeling it is on the order of 13.5 KM or more.

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Rummenigge: Schweinsteiger stays until 2012

When the Bayern party took off from Munich on Monday for their Champions League meeting with AS Roma, Germany international Bastian Schweinsteiger was not on the plane. The 26-year-old is suspended for Tuesday’s match after collecting three bookings in the competition so far.

Prior to the squad’s departure for the Eternal City, FCB chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge repeated the club’s hopes of the player signing a long-term extension to his current contract well in advance of its expiry date in June 2012. Germany’s most successful club has already sealed lengthy agreements with Franck Ribéry, Thomas Müller (both through to 2015), Holger Badstuber (2014) and most recently with Philipp Lahm (2016).

Bavarian native Schweinsteiger has himself repeatedly said that Bayern would be his “first port of call” in negotiations over a new deal, adding that the decisive factor would be the club’s prospects of sporting success in the years to come. The midfielder, currently the longest-serving player at Bayern, has also stated his intention of opening talks with the board in spring 2011, ensuring his focus and priority until that point is the field of play.

“Schweinsteiger is one of our most important players, if not the most important,” declared Rummenigge. In the event of the club and the player failing to agree on an extension, Schweinsteiger would “definitely” fulfil his contract in Munich, the chairman declared, categorically ruling out selling the player before that date. “He won’t go before 2012,” Rummenigge said.

Schweinsteiger has been linked in the media with a host of major European clubs, including Real Madrid, Manchester United, and Champions League holders Inter Milan.

fcbayern.de

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AS Roma 3 Bayern 2
Gomez (33), (38)





1. Bayern Munich 12
2. AS Roma 9
3. FC Basel 6
4. CfR Cluj 3