Bayern is Finally Cooked

[@invicius2153]

props to the referee for allowing such a monumental thing to not add extra time knowing the game is well done and dusted. Letting the fans have it all respect to the ref

[@wokeaf1337]

yeah no another "kid's mistake" situation, where nobody cares about the rules

[@man4437]

I mean if it was me, I would just be praying to get the fuck out of there by Monday

[@davidfdfd4538]

England is now the League with the same Champion for the longest time - i mean for english people that means we found our new Farmers League.

[@ThomasSamoth-ls8ed]

Man City own the Prem since 2017

[@chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266]

This is gonna be especially true after Jurgen Klopp leaves...

[@someperson3883]

It’s still Bulgaria but nobody cares

[@SamButler22]

The oldest league in the world. No team has ever won more than 3 in a row in that entire history. Liverpool and Arsenal have bottled it. So now that record will be broken by a third division side in a half empty stadium thanks to a dictatorship sports-washing itself

[@stefankatsarov5806]

​@@someperson3883 No one cares about us :(

[@NerieI]

Whats kinda crazy that there is another suprise team up there with VfB Stuttgart that the last few years were almost relegated and now they play together with Leverkusen the best football currently in Germany. Really a wild season in the Bundesliga

[@hrodebrt]

Lets not forget that Stuttgart is also right there on par with Bayern, the level of the Bundesliga is on the rise as a whole

[@sehu1291]

And Dortmund only fifth but in CL semis

[@RedFawcett]

For your benefit, Zealand, Van Gogh did not die of old age, he supposedly shot himself in a field and died of his wound afterwards. However, recent speculation suggests he may have been shot instead by someone else, purportedly the son of a neighbor Van Gogh was in quarrel with. The long suffering artist did not reveal anything on his deathbed about that, though. It took years for his paintings to finally be appreciated by the public, however, but he is definitely renowned for his impressive artworks.

[@ZSAGaming]

@Wendigoon has a video on it, he got shot by his best friends brother and not wanting to ruin his life, Van Gogh didn’t snitch. The friends brother used to dress like an American cowboy and stopped carrying his .44 (that he took everywhere) after he died, also he and his father fled for 3 weeks after Van Gogh died…

[@refkiriswansyah2830]

He's one of the first clout chasers in history. He know his art isnt good, so he try to be famous by his antics. It is too rough, too contrast, basically fulfilling upside down criteria of what considered "good" by that era's standard. If he just paint like that, without anyone knowing about who he is and what he do or how he live...all of his painting would just be recycled as blank canvas years later. But because he clout chasing, doing every annoying things so people talk about him, he got notoriusly famous. And every curator try to 'read' too much about his mental state & antics based on his ugly ass work. Making their own assumptions about how his stress & depression influence his hand to stroke the brush in coarse manner...b*tch! He just BAD!! Thats why no one acknowledge him while he's alive, because then they can just ask him and know how bad & annoying he is. Not until he's dead that he became famous, you know, when nobody cant ask him anything nor see him anymore, so they can just run their imagination wildly & try to run their unprofessional 'analysis' to give more value of his work... you know artificial scarcity because theres nothing more can be produced because he's dead. Thats very important for money laundering

[@RedFawcett]

@ZSAGaming Yes, I saw that video, as well as Horses's video on Van Gogh's turbulent life and suffering. Very tragic what artists endure for a slim chance at recognition

[@SuperJNG18]

It really is the end of an era. Like Ferguson leaving Man United. Just a kind of "where were you?" modern football moment. You love to see it!

[@kieronparr3403]

Not really

[@Deeznutz29828]

Im pretty confident Bayern will go back to dominating or at least being strong again once the new coach arrives next season. Xabi's Leverkusen is probably gonna be the only team to give them trouble but only for one more season. So the era doesn't end.

[@itSGSeppi]

Wait for the next 2 years when all player in Bayer left, we’ll see Bayern dominate thier league again

[@thatissomeBS]

@@Deeznutz29828 Bayern are as good as they have been. They have similar amount of points. This is not about Bayern faltering, this is about Leverkusen doing something amazing.

[@Deeznutz29828]

@@thatissomeBS Not trying to take Leverkusen's credit away, they 100% earned it. Im just saying Bayern are having a bit of an off season. Tuchel and Bayern haven't worked well, and is basically waiting for the season to be over so he can dip. Bayern still have top players and a top manager so it would be pretty difficult for them to be any more worse.

[@GodfatherBoxSet]

As a Bayern fan, I think it's good that we lost the league. It's giving us a shake-up and a re-evaluation that we really needed.

[@blackfalcon1324]

Same. Also, it will make watching them fun again. It isnt fun watching the league when you know the winner is preordained.

[@robin180hsv]

As a HSV fan I can guarantee that non-success is never good to "rebuild" or anything, but it's surely needed for Bayern

[@NrthProd]

agree with you completely, a wake up call for our team and staff, this season should reignite our fire for the next

[@GodfatherBoxSet]

@robin180hsv true, but I believe the club and keep it together. Plus we actually had more points this year than last year

[@Drigallski]

@@GodfatherBoxSet true but lets be real. Last year no one deserved the title. Might as well have given it to Freiburg

[@gts1300]

Fun fact: the only team that won both the league and a continental trophy undefeated (all FIFA members included) seems to be Ajax 1994-95, who won the Eredivisie with just 7 draws and only lost one game, a KNVB Cup tie v Feyenoord after extra time.

[@fernandomustachioso9737]

And that was a hell of a team. Litmanen, Rijkaard, Davids, Kluivert, Seedorf, Van den Sar .. etc etc

[@Lucaz99]

Wait all FIFA members? Not just UEFA but all confederations? That shit blew my mind 😂

[@Renatoioi]

Considering they were fighting relegation prior to Alonso's arrival, it really is the Leicester story on steroids

[@BeWe1510]

I really don’t want to take anything away from Xabi or Leverkusen as a whole but I have to disagree with you on that one. That they were 17th when he took over was almost scandalous. Leverkusen played Champions League that season and qualification for the Europa League has been their minimal goal for years. Unlike with Leicester their drop to near the bottom of the league was a freak accident. Leicester or for example newly promoted Kaiserslautern in the Bundesliga in the 90s came from lower and their titles were more surprising, Leverkusen on the other has reached highs this season that even many elite clubs never did. I don’t know what is more impressive but it is certainly different.

[@untexan]

Leverkusen is sort of like the Tottenham of Germany

[@jonathansendker7871]

As other have said, just to clear it up: Leverkusen has been a Top 5 Team the past decade, they were just in bad form when Xabi arrived. Still an incredible achievement tho ofc!

[@leonesushi]

Leverkusen played by far the best football this season. They deserved it big time! My kids knew no other Meister than Bayern. As a Dortmund fan, I'm so happy. Leverkusen is now 43 matches unbeaten in all competitions. The record is 48 by Benfica. Leverkusen still has a minimum of seven (nine with EL, when they beat or draw West Ham) matches to go. This could be a record for all times...

[@Shwafta]

Fun fact: In Germany (if you watch bundesliga often you know this) if a game is a blowout (usually like 4 or more up) then the refs will just not add on time in general!

[@carlkontermann5637]

Any official evidence for that?

[@skytommy_main]

Yeah go watch any bundesliga game that ended 4-0 or more

[@Shwafta]

@@carlkontermann5637 just go watch bundesliga. It happens almost every time I game is like 4-0 or 5-1 etc.

[@carlkontermann5637]

@@skytommy_main so you dont have any official evidence for that. I thought so.

[@ellemarr7234]

@@carlkontermann5637 you added nothing

[@jman1276]

Neverkeusen no more! Props to Leverkeusen for winning the league in such a dominant fashion. The question now will be does the exodus of talent happen or are can they run it back next year.

[@IAmThatBit--]

Neverleusen

[@aqua_noodle]

My Bremen boys done it again. A loss I can definitely take. I was in the stadium in the first round. The style of Leverkusen was so clean, with Xhaka there is an elderly authority and with Wirtz there is a new one (who is already showing his quality in the national team as well). They would have performed exceptional in any league.

[@BlazinBlz]

the thing I find most amazing about this story, well, amazing is perhaps the wrong word, shocking perhaps Harry Kane has scored 32 goals, 32, in the last 5 games if he scores 10 more, which is well and truly possible, he breaks Lewa's goals in a single season record, 9 to tie Bayern play Union (A) [currently 13th] Frankfurt (H) [6th] Stuttgart (A) [3rd] Wolfsburg (H) [14th] Hoffenheim (A) [9th] a few easy matches, and a couple that'll be nothing matches, with the rest of the Bayern squad likely knowing it's on the cards and perhaps feeding him a bit more, Kane could easily take that record, yet they still came nowhere near the title, that's unbelievable to me, like all the memes aside, Kane has had an absolutely amazing, top tier personal season, yet he is just the butt of all the jokes because Bayern is a bit of a mess rn

[@vincebiro]

in the Koln game we already saw the team passing more to Kane in the last 15 min. That crossbar hit might mean even more.

[@balzac423]

No peepee poopoo in 72 hours. Constipated.

[@kmir1791]

Get well soon brother

[@lostmuhh]

very sad i am crying for you at this time

[@ub8550]

hell yeah man

[@simons1120]

I regularly go up to 5 days, brother. My maximum was 6 days without anything at all, I think. I know your pain.

[@lungabiyela9081]

"Bayern Munich is toast, baby. They're done..." Same sentence.

[@karsentube13yt]

We honestly needed this as a wakeup call. We have been starting to get complacent in recent seasons (ex. 2019, 2023) Hopefully this can give us the motivation to win everything next season with Nagelsmann likely returning, Thomas Müller retiring at the end of next season, and the UCL final at our home stadium.

[@BonoImFaded]

Friempong and wirtz trying to get out of the pitch was gold and wholesome

[@PH-jv4ik]

I mean PSG are a special case, crazy that Lyon managed 7 in a row when they had such good youth coming through.

[@mastertrams]

Yeah, and while biased, I'd argue that if PSG had never been bought out, you'd be seeing a continuation of the streak that was ended by PSG, where Ligue 1 had 6 different winners in 6 seasons. That would have gone on for at least a few more seasons, and even if someone won more than once, I doubt they'd have won back-to-back titles.

[@DiscordMistake]

you better not let all this pandemonium distract you from running

[@Goucherent]

9:21 reminded me of that Texas Tech - Texas football (not soccer) where Michael Crabtree scored that game - winning touchdown and Texas Tech's fans stormed the field. However, there was 1 second left, and instead of calling the game over, they took 20 minutes to escort the fans back to their seats and penalized Texas Tech on the kickoff with I don't know how many yards

[@TheMarslMcFly]

tbf, Leverkusen also were second last two years ago cause Gerardo Seoane ain't a real Coach. His Gladbach Team is way better than how they're performing right now and are 11th with only 5 points clear off the Relegation Playoff Spot

[@Oakeedokee7]

Leverkusen were runaway champions. Are you running Zealand?

[@vitanus]

This is without a doubt one of the greatest achievements in Sports! history. What this team has done ecplipses the Leicester miracle, this is on a completly different level if they stay unbeaten and win the treble

[@okformadrid]

2:47 Real Madrid got dragged into this be like: what did I do !? 😮

[@Gindtis]

To prove the point Zealand is making about how the US would still finish the match. In the Minneapolis Miracle game, Saints vs Vikings, a touchdown was scored as the time expired. For 10 minutes, pure pandemonium, the refs still dragged out 11 Saints players (including their punter at defensive tackle) to be on defense for a kneel down for the PAT/2pt conversion which did not matter. Love that Soccer knows what they are doing with that sort of thing lol.

[@guacamoleunited]

Special teams, special plays, special players

[@ElkjaerTV]

Not sure if it played a role here, but I do believe German Referees has an unwritten rule to not do stoppage time if a team is down by more than 5. Also a lot of refs do that here in Denmark to.

[@muhammadryanelyeddari8631]

Fun fact: The Kingsley Coman we all know isn't actually playing at Bayern Munich. He was sold in the winter and replaced with a doppelganger. The real Kingsley Coman is actually playing for Moulien in the Guadeloupe league. (Jokes aside I looked up the Guadeloupe League table as a joke cause Coman is part Guadeloupian but there is actually an insane title fight going on there. 1st to 6th are only 6 points apart with 5 games to go. Also Juventus is getting relegated from Guadeloumpe.)

[@Brad02K]

I wish Dortmund won last year, 10 just sounds better. A decade of domination

[@Drigallski]

the most important thing is still to come: If Bayer stay invincible in the league, they will achieve what Bayern never could.

[@supersasukemaniac]

From Neverkusen to Neverlosin.

[@Siko7000]

Imagine Bayern wins the champions league as their only title this year 💀

[@423vol4]

As a Dortmund fan, how we responded this season was downright pathetic. Several failed signings and may not even get champions league. All I could think of watching Leverkusen win the league was May 27th of last year. And not only do we somehow not have the funds to rebuild the squad, Terzic is sticking around and we’re not planning on renewing Reus or Hummels contracts.. 2 club legends mistreated badly and will just walk out the door next month. I genuinely feel like we’re closer to ending up like our rivals Schalke than we are to become competitive in the league again. If we get relegated in the next 5 seasons I won’t be surprised at all We’re gonna end up like the other historic Bundesliga giants and the top of the league will end up just being Bayern, Frankfurt and corporate owned clubs like Leipzig and Leverkusen.

[@5minutemovies977]

Bayern has been champions for more than a third of my life, and that if we consider that streak only.

[@andrewhp9754]

Good think Harry Kane can afford to pay for this own therapy man. Because he’s going to need , imagine not winning the the league with Bayern after that many years 😂😂

[@WalterWhite-jg8ij]

I am sorry but our 2012-13 run was way better than current Leverkusen run. We won the treble when the German clubs were at the top. That season Dortmund topped the group of Real, Man City, Ajax Schalke were pretty solid as well Got 91 points too which even Pep never broke while winning all German semis after both German clubs did superb against the Spanish giants

[@florianschlacter1112]

As a Leverkusen Fan it means a World to us 😍

[@StandardRossoneri]

When Leverkusen ran the league, Tuchel ran away from the media. Just as Zealand needs to run.

[@LiftandCoa]

29 games, 25 wins, 4 draws, 74:19 goals Xabi Alonso using downloaded tactics confirmed.

[@muhammadryanelyeddari8631]

Imagine if Leverkusen wasn't in the relegation zone that October of 2022. They would've never got Xabi in to replace Seoane. They would've never been where they are now. Xabi would probably be making his way up the Spanish leagues or something not being nearly as highly regarded as he is now because he wouldn't have the same resources to do something this monumental.

[@parmaman8551]

Once Alonso leaves it will all go back to form.

[@OscarDudley-b4s]

Don't won't to knit pick but its 5/6 titles for city

[@exiszentriker2952]

Even though Bayern got destroyed in the Bundesliga and Dortmund is even fighting vor a CL place they are both in the CL semifinals and it is still possible that we get a second German final. This season I would argue the Bundesliga to be the best league in the world.

[@supersasukemaniac]

off by 10, it's 119. they where founded in 1904, the teams full name is literally Bayer 04 Leverkusen..

[@MrIkOgNiTo]

We also have to acknowledge that Bayern and Stuttgart didn't just handover the title to Leverkusen because both teams are currently on a 74 point pace which would've been enough to win the title round about 10 times in the past 24 years. The fact that in Stuttgart a team which participated last season in the relegation knock outs would've been in a legit title race this season if it wasn't for Leverkusen and that with Union Berlin a team which qualified for champions league last season fighting against relegation this season tells you everything about the competitiveness of the league what you need to know.

[@MrAkabane1]

Van Gogh took his own life after a long battle with depression

[@marrrrss]

bayern: “lemme cook” meals over bro🙄

[@drtk722]

4 more minutes and we would have had a 6:0 the way the last 10 minutes went before that whistle. So really everbody was happy about the game ending....

[@mikexstad1121]

It's funny how little people know about Bayern München, he actually compared them to PSG 😂

[@sktanjimmd9503]

Reports claim that Bayern are bringing big daddy Zidan to nutralize Xabi Alonso.

[@tombardsley3081]

Hope this sees a resurgence of the Bundesliga where we’ve got multiple different teams being able to challenge. Bayern being toppled is only a good thing for the league.

[@IAmThatBit--]

I blame Eric Dier

[@amendez2060]

Thanos finally lost

[@Yuletide_3535]

Mourinho time.

[@WhtAbtBob10]

Congrats to Bayer Leverkusen! Bayern has been coasting since the Treble in 2020.

[@luked1974]

In North American sports, they wouldn’t have run on five minutes early because they would’ve know exactly when it ended lol.

[@Drigallski]

i really hope this doesnt become a 2012 whereafter Bayern completely bought out the most important players from their rivals.

[@Truebro79]

Disgusting act by the referee, robbing Bremen of the opportunity to score 6 stoppage time goals to win the game.

[@MrIkOgNiTo]

As a Werder Bremen supporter i was looking for that comment. I still can't believe how the referee robbed us of 3 points.

[@SamButler22]

Van Gogh shot himself in the chest, missed all his vitals, walked into town to find the doctor, and died when the wound got infected. He was 37

[@mephisto_ow]

Hate to tell you this but Van Gogh shot himself alone on a field being severely depressed.

[@mephisto_ow]

Fun fact: His last words were "the sadness will last forever."

[@BiffTheBanana]

539 views in 13 minutes? Fell off.

[@kalisperis]

Almost disliked because of the lack of chest hair but I am gonna give you a warning this time.

[@carlkontermann5637]

We will be Champions again next season

[@Namorat]

I am a Leverkusen fan, but even I only bet a dollar on this outcome... Received 48 dollars. Imagine I had been more sure of it :D

[@DG_1.9.0.6]

green lights Z?

[@brocephus1107]

Xabi staying hopefully means that Leverkusen can keeps its best players. They all seem to absolutely love him. In past years, anytime Bayern were threatened they'd buy the best players from that team - now even a Bayern youth player (Stanisic) wants to extend his loan and stay with Xabi for another year

[@andrewhp9754]

I think Xabi is definitely leaving after next year. There’s rumors that Madrid want him, it’s hard to compete with that

[@brocephus1107]

@@andrewhp9754 Bayern and Liverpool wanted him this summer - both clubs he has history with. Each season he stays will be a surprise, but I doubt waiting for Madrid was his reason for staying next year

[@hanwenyap]

The ref could've called the match off for pitch invasion and awarded it to Werder Bremen, thus delaying the title celebration and a loss to Bayer

[@CoL_Drake]

since when i CL semi final fallen xD no they did not fall they are on course to have more points then last year and more points then 1/3 of the last 11 seasons they got champions ... they do not get less points leverkusen is just an outliner

[@DarthCheeseBurglar]

what is funny is the last time bayern lost a league title, they killed the league. And I can bet that Bayern will do exactly that, Bayern and Real are not average clubs, that rarely panics. As a football fan I am really happy with Leverkusen, what they achieved is unbelieveable. But as Bayern fan, I know for sure this club will come back for another 11 year dominance.

[@supersasukemaniac]

if Bayern losses to Arsenal in the Champions League QF, it might be panic mode in Munich

[@Jojo.R.Chipelago]

This is what the fall of Rome must have looked like 😮

[@Zevrael]

In my opinion Bayern has been falling off for years at this point. Basically ever since the appointment of Niko Kovač, who had just helped produce an amazing underdog story with Frankfurt, they seemed to live off the good work they had done with van Gaal, Guardiola, Heynckes, and Ancelotti at the helm. Little by little, important figures left the club. Be it Hummels, Alaba, Martínez, or even Lewandowski, they left gaping holes in the team that with the exception of Lewy haven't been filled to this day. At least not with players of the same caliber. I am confident that Bayern will return to their world beater ways next season, but I do think Leverkusen will give them a run for their money. Stuttgart, Leipzig, and Dortmund are the likely candidates to battle it out for CL qualification, but I don't see them challenging for the title.

[@kieronparr3403]

Whynogreen?

[@iliasVoolgaris]

I like that everyone's acting like they won't just inevetably win the league next season.

[@lost1head]

You mean Munich? How's that relevant?

[@rohitviegas9499]

Ref blowing early is applauded? What if Werder Bremen scored a goal in stoppage time that could maybe save them from relegation? Bit unfair to them if you ask me

[@chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266]

On behalf of everyone except Bayern Munich fans: Thank you Bayer Leverkusen for making the Bundesliga interesting again!

[@ChelseaStand0]

Bro forgot about LaLiga 💀

[@akunwanneprosper7016]

Bayern is toast , thanks to Harry Edward Kane 😂😂😂

[@losnoches7436]

Great content, could listen to you speak about football the whole day is possible😂

[@krisven01]

We are so massive everyone is celebrating us not winning the league. There are levels to this. Enjoy your time because we will come back stronger.

[@tgamagedon]

Watch them win the champions league now XD

[@askefn]

Leverkusen going invincible would not be more impressive than anything bayern has done, stop it! A treble is way harder and more impressive!

[@doublejacketjimmy391]

Was it really worth hiring Tuchel over Nagelsmann?🤔

[@josephduenas4718]

all im saying is.... wouldnt it be hilarious for dortmund and bayern to play in the final where neither one of them is the league winners...no? just me? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@notasquiremario3299]

Leverkusen are my goats but THE ONE TIME I WANTED BAYERN MUNICH TO WIN SO KANE COULD GET HIS FUCKING TROPHY! LIKE BRO!

[@rhys8290]

1615 views in 30 mins? Fell off

[@RegenTonnenEnte]

Legend has it that if Bayern ends up 3rd it loses about 30% of it's fans to the 1st and 2nd.

[@MrIkOgNiTo]

Nah german football fans don't work like that. Bayern could become a mid table team and would still remain the biggest club in the country with no drop in fans and support at all. Just look at Schalke they fight against relegation in 2.Bundesliga and still have the same average attendance (62k per game) as when they were playing champions league. Having that said I'm fully aware you just made a joke.

[@RegenTonnenEnte]

@@MrIkOgNiTo that's properly delusional. A large percentage of Bayern fans are little children and a lot of asians where they endlessley advertise themselves.

[@vitanus]

First of all they aren´t unbeaten yet, second of all, the Bayern teams from 2012 to 2016, if needed, could have probably stepped up the pace back in those days and they could have also beaten Leverkusen. So don´t get too crazy, Bayern was a menace from 2012 to 2016

[@Hmzy11]

Unlike your hairline which won’t come back, Bayern are going to be a monster again

[@eingeist21]

no they won't

[@T.E.S.S.]

*are

[@AsterVariant]

Bayern has declined rather than Leverkusen hitting a peak if you look at the last few Bundesliga winners points you'll realise whatever amounts of points they have now is actually a lower end for league winners in the past Bundesligas

[@ChinChin-jw8pd]

well that's just simply wrong.

[@cafeplastique890]

Hasan Salihamidzic was massively disrespected. Bayern were Champions EVERY season he was their sports director. He was buying a remarkable number of young talented future superstars on the cheap (Musiala, Alonso, Tel, Coman) and when he did spend, he was being sensible. He kinda put a lid on the FC Hollywood era, at least when it came to transfer speculation. Munich journalists were left in the dark and only knew about new arrivals when they were actually presented - which bothered them no end, no wonder Brazzo got so little good press. Okay there were duds (Coutinho, Mané) but who has no duds in that amount of time and who was not excited when they arrived? Firing Nagelsmann for Tuchel - that was not wise, particularly the way it happened, but that was mostly on Kahn. Brazzo should not have been fired for Kahn's mistakes. The current team are now responsible for the first Bayern no-win in ages, they seem fallible - like, their winter transfers are total flops (for now). It looks like Bayern may just have become part of the peloton again - and if I were a club looking for a Sports director, I'd employ Salihamidzic right away. Like, as much as I enjoy HSV being stalled in the 2nd Bundesliga, Hamburg is his hometown, they should go after him, I see him bringing back international football to that club.

[@wokeaf1337]

Yeah congratulation to Leverkusen but lets not pretend winning the title one time is a bigger accomplishment than winning it 11 times in a row... u know what they say, winning the title is hard but defending it is even harder.

[@akunwanneprosper7016]

Bayern can still do 10x again Give them 10 years They would have raided all of Bundesliga

[@robin180hsv]

I'm simply happy that it wasn't Leipzig who ended the run. Leverkusen ain't great either but it's the far smaller evil

[@sirpsychosussy]

I'd say it was very different. Sure, it is a business-run team, but it was founded as Bayer's factory team and spent a big part of its history working naturally towards the top instead of Red Bull-ing or Hoffenheim-ing their way up.

[@robin180hsv]

@sirpsychosussy which is why I can accept them, just like Wolfsburg fe. But two things annoy me particularly as Bayer was the first Club to be granted an exception from 50+1, and this title in 2024 was aided a lot by Covid during which many German football clubs struggled financially and are yet to recover while Leverkusen could just get rid of their losses through the Bayer AG

[@MrIkOgNiTo]

​@@robin180hsv Agreed. But let's not pretend as if Leverkusen was doing something with their money a bunch of other clubs couldn't have done too. At least Dortmund Leipzig Frankfurt and Wolfsburg had the financial capacity to build a team like Leverkusen did (of course minus Florian Wirtz since no german club has the money to buy him... not even Bayern). Leverkusen showed every of these clubs that there exists no excuses for not being a title contenders.

[@robin180hsv]

​@@MrIkOgNiTo agreed. 100%. Leverkusen made some insanely good business over the last 2ish years. But it shouldn't be understated how insanely difficult it is to nail 90+% of your important decisions. Dortmund did so at the bwginning of the 2010s but between now and then no Club has been able to do so, which underlines the insanity of Bayers Meisterschaft

[@merobo5066]

Since you brought up the reprehensible energy drink ownership of RB Leipzig, Bayer AG is among other things the company which acquired Monsanto, not to speak of past actions. So when it comes to reprehensible owners, they outdo RBL, however, when it comes to the history and local connection of the owner they are significantly better than Leipzig, originally being a works team. I personally would like to see a future with Leverkusen not being a 50+1 exception, I believe they have the quality and competency to remain a top flight team, though most likely further down the table. Congratulations to everybody at Bayer 04 Leverkusen except Fernando Carro, he's out of touch and actively working towards Bayer Leverkusen being less likeable

[@SamButler22]

Even Celtic or Rangers have never won more than 9 in a row

[@Bredz.mp4]

Video 23 asking for a video on coventry, see this Z!

[@jaydenramirez1920]

Still winning the UCL 🥱

[@eingeist21]

Madrid is gonna beat your ass