[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Dortmund have built themselves up over a long time. Leipzig doing the same at the moment; there's a right way to build up a club, or a way that breaks the rules of the sport.

Leipzig also have a team building session i saw in training camp, in spain this winter break

smart coach that Julian Nagelsmann, team building is good for morale within the group, and also on sportive perspective for more team play rather than just 1 or 2 star players within a team

Dortmund have proven they can be still great, even without Klopp


Bayern Munich is still good, just had a few ups and downs, but now Oliver Kahn in advisory board to regain more order within the club, they still got faith in Hansie Flick (who was Low's assistent manager of Die Mannschaft for quite a while btw)

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

Leipzig also have a team building session i saw in training camp, in spain this winter break

smart coach that Julian Nagelsmann, team building is good for morale within the group, and also on sportive perspective for more team play rather than just 1 or 2 star players within a team

Dortmund have proven they can be still great, even without Klopp


Bayern Munich is still good, just had a few ups and downs, but now Oliver Kahn in advisory board to regain more order within the club, they still got faith in Hansie Flick (who was Low's assistent manager of Die Mannschaft for quite a while btw)

Exactly. This argument that it's impossible to do anything unless you have an illegal £billion net spend is all now, now, now culture. Teams don't want to put a 10yr plan in place, where they recruit good youngsters, sell them on and build the club up to the right level.