Jürgen Klopp’s Borussia Dortmund: How To Silence Bayern Munich With No Money 

Hope you win the league this season. Dont bottle it

@@danielmunsaka2051 haha! Thanks! Only 5 games to go, surely we don’t bottle it….. well… we can hope 😂

Heja BVB 💛

​@Pep Sardine-Ola you love them JAAAAAA

@@chrisfraser5088 - And sure enough, you did bottle it!😆

Klopp is very hungry

This Dortmund should've faced tiki taka Barca...seeing how Klopp always seem to gts the better of Pep they mightve defeated 2012 Barca too 😂

I personally hate his excuses

​@@thegoat8447then you'd probably hate alot of managers defending their own players. it's one of their thing to protect their players.

​@@thegoat8447 "excuses"

Same…as a RM fan…watching that Dortmund team walk over us was brutal, and it made me a fan of of Klopp lol…then again, hating the oil state’s dominance in England, it was natural i would gravitate to Kopp’s liverpool considering my EPL was complete garbage (until this season) Watching Klopp turn young unpolished gems and forgotten players into world class stars has been a joy….to compete against the unfair advantage that Bayern and now City has had is something truly special…something I don’t think any other Manager could have pulled off

I meant my EPL team*

That would be interesting!

I'm hoping he manages Germany after Liverpool

@@FootballIconic ye although usually managers similar to klopps level (eg mouriniho,Sir Alex Ferguson,guardiola,etc) don't go for international management idk why maby the pressure

​@@Alex975 or the money... 😂

Klopps strengths are playing in the underdog role, creating a unit where the result is stronger than the actual pieces and improving players from mediocraty to international-/world class. He would as the German NT manager

Klopp made Dortmund more of a household name but Dortmund was already a household name bruh

Sad thing about this was that this team was gutted, with some players sold to bayern

Wasn't planned at all 👀

@@FootballIconic sure buddy 🤨

​@@FootballIconic ok

@@FootballIconic Sure lad…

Are you all unaware that irony exists?

They still paid the refs to beat Malaga

@@colinedelman6392 how come? 🤣 lets just create a fantasy that we would have money to pay any refs, when did the ref make a mistake? if you just saw a highlight of the last goals and think its offside then im gonna assume you werent born there yet, if you watched that much live you would know it wasnt offside

Nah bruh he joined in 2007 for the 2007/08 Campaigne, the detail i am missing in this video is that Piszek wasnt a Right back when he joined for roughly 500k, he was a right wing and under Klopp he developed to one of the best bRight backs in Europe at that Time.

@@sizzlafunfachtdrei1413 aaaah shit you're right. I think I just tried to forget the Doll season altogether :D

Imagine disrespecting Hertha like that

​@@FootballIconic Don't forget Mainz😅

And here we are with Leverkusen working wonders.

It was definitely there, although to be honest the rise (while it was really nice) was very short and the fall rather long. He had an icredible season and then destroyed it all by moving to Real Madrid - where he never played. Coming back to Dortmund (actually a large and terribly unsuccessfull pattern for Dortmund in those years (bringing back many old players) which was left out in the video).

Oops, coming back to Dortmund he played here and there and helped out when someone was missing but he was rarely ever relevant and was sorted out by Tuchel and Favre. He even started an amateur coaching career while being a player at Dortmund because he rarely got playing time. Maybe bis coaching career might get interesting one day.

The Polish contribution to Borussia also goes WAY back. It was actually founded as a Catholic club in Protestant Dortmund, back when Dortmund and the entire Ruhr area got a ridiculously huge immigration of Poles (this polish immigration was so strong that cities like Bottrop was 40 % polish speaking in 1900.) They are known as Ruhrpoles today and were the first players and founding force for Borussia Dortmund and Schalke 04.

Me too. And once he moved to Liverpool, I became a Liverpool fan too. Bundesliga is rarely broadcasted here in Nigeria so I watch Liverpool.

@@thatweirdnigerianguy He does also use a lot fo the same "heavy metal" strats as he did in Dortmund, so it's generally very interesting football!

What Gotze did was unforgivable and befuddling in equal measure. I can understand wanting to leave if you want to be competitive, and you're in an average team, but BVB were coming off of back-to back titles with 5 straight wins against Bayern in those two seasons. It seemed like Bayern finally had a true rival, and the changing of the hierarchy of German football was on the horizon, only for Gotze and Lewandowski to have transfer talks with Bayern throughout the season behind the club's back. And then, after signing for Bayern, he conveniently can't play in the final against his new club. Everything fell apart after that, Klopp left because he didn't want to build players and see them have zero loyalty, the club accepted their predetermined role as a gatekeepers for Bayern, and young players only saw BVB as nothing more than a stepping stone. Maybe the football Gods will smile on BVB this year and we can win the CL and change the destiny of the club, and make the club a destination for players that want to win titles, not just to build up their names/prices and leave soon after.

Owomoyela 😉😎