#jupp heynckes

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appreciation to Thomas, that's it that's the post

What he (Thomas) did at the World Cup, people don't talk about it. They don't talk about it, but they should talk about it. He plays the game the right way: he defends, he attacks, he controls the ball when he has to control it, he reverses when he has to reverse it. When he has to finish, he'll finish.

He doesn't do stepovers, but when he has to perform, he performs. He does what the game asks him to do

-Thierry Henry

I’m too big a Thomas Müller fan!

Thomas was the player who had the most impact on a squad in my career. He was the second coach. Or sometimes the first coach when the coach didn’t know what to do.

-Mario Gomez

Thomas is an absolute leader. He gives you the feeling that you can relax and laugh sometimes, even when things weren’t going so well on the pitch.

-Niclas Füllkrug

As a coach, I would always put him in the team. No matter how many minutes he plays, he always does something with it. That’s Thomas. I always really enjoyed playing with him because he has a high football IQ. Eye contact was enough for us to know what action was coming next

-Miroslav Klose

Thomas is an outstanding footballer and a guy that doesn’t exist a second time. Nobody else in professional football is like Thomas

-Jamal Musiala

He is incredibly efficient and incredibly clever for football. His movements sometimes look a bit rustic, but are so often so incredibly correct and almost ingenious

-Jürgen Klopp

For me, no player embodies German football as much as Müller does,Thomas is important for the image of this team. He's won so many titles at the highest level, brings with him a huge wealth of experience, can lead his fellows, and is always a positive guy

-Franck Ribery

A dream. Thomas Müller is a dream.

-Uli Hoeneß

It's great to see the number 13 worn by another Müller. He's a good kid, he can play on the right and on the left, he can shoot with his right or left foot. He's like me

-Gerd Müller

Thomas Müller is unique. What he has achieved in football so far is a magnificent, admirable lifetime achievement. And once he steps off the big football stage, I will miss him. When he plays, Thomas is always an eye-catcher. There will never be another player like him: Just as there will be no more Franz Beckenbauer or Gerd Müller, there will be no more Thomas Müller.

-Jupp Heynckes

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10 years ago ❤️

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"FC Bayern needs me." grumbles Jupp Heynckes when he sees the signal over Munich

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I’m curious 🤨

[elishamanning]

they’re gonna make jupp heynckes and tom starke unretire again but this time it’ll be for interim ceo and sporting director

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can we bring jupp heynckes out of retirement again

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i see jupp heynckes and start crying. this is normal human behaviour

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*drunk manu footage incoming* this is one of my fav moments. After almost falling off the balcony, he tried to put a jupp heynckes mask on the statue at munich's townhall (impossible because of the net and the pouring rain lol) https://www.tumblr.com/oliviergiroudd/52009227466?source=share

Not all heroes wear capes…some wear anon’s shades 😎🫶 seriously, I can’t thank you enough for feeding me the content!! Pleaseeee, you can literally see the gears turning in his eyes as he tried to put the mask on that statue…he thought it was a brilliant idea for sure 😂 and omg, can we talk about his cute, mischievous little smile in that last gif? He may be a mom of many but he’s still a little cutie pie at heart

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https://ift.tt/u06Hat3 Kompany on facing Barcelona with Hansi Flick on Wednesday: "There are coaches who have done a lot for FC Bayern, and he [Flick] is one of them. Jupp Heynckes, Pep Guardiola and others. Of course it will be a special game for him. But in the end he wants to win and we want to win." Uploaded by Bayern for life October 21, 2024 at 01:13PM

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Ademola Lookman là cầu thủ thứ 2 lập hat-trick trong trận chung kết cup châu Âu

Không gì tuyệt vời hơn khi cả gia đình đến sân và chứng kiến mình lập hattrick trong một trận chung kết cup Châu Âu. 📊 Theo Opta, Ademola Lookman là cầu thủ thứ 2 lập hat-trick trong trận chung kết cup châu Âu cho một đội bóng Italia, sau Pierino Prati (AC Milan) trong trận gặp Ajax ở Cúp C1 châu Âu năm 1969. Cú hat-trick của Ademola Lookman là hat-trick thứ 6 được ghi trong trận chung kết một giải đấu lớn của UEFA. Trước Ademola Lookman, Jupp Heynckes (Borussia Monchengladbach) là cầu thủ gần nhất lập hattrick ở UEFA Cup 1975. 🗣 Phát biểu sau khi ghi 3 bàn trước Leverkusen, Lookman nói với TNT Sports: “Đó là một trong những đêm tuyệt vời nhất trong cuộc đời tôi. Đó là một màn trình diễn tuyệt vời của toàn đội. Chúng tôi đã làm nên lịch sử hôm nay”. 🗣 HLV Gian Piero Gasperini của Atalanta cũng khen ngợi cầu thủ sinh năm 1997, ông nói thêm: “Ademola Lookman luôn cho thấy sự nguy hiểm trong suốt trận đấu, cậu ấy đã có một màn trình diễn tuyệt vời. 3 bàn trong một trận chung kết, đó là một đêm khó quên với cậu ấy”. WEBSITE: https://2q.live/ GROUP TELE1 : https://t.me/soikeobonguytin1 GROUP TELE2 : https://t.me/tangcodebongdauytin KÊNH TIN TỨC 1 : https://t.me/thethao2qlive KÊNH TIN TỨC 1 : https://t.me/khuyenmai2q FANPAGE: https://www.facebook.com/thethao2qlive/ TELE CSKH : trammanhh99

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Interview with Jupp Heynckes about Thomas Müller

By: Kicker

Mr. Heynckes, Thomas Müller scored for FC Bayern for the 499th time in an official match in the recent Bundesliga match against SC Freiburg. He has 235 goals and 264 assists. You knew this player as a coach in Munich from April 28 to June 30, 2009 and in the two seasons 2011/12 and 2012/13. Why does Müller stand out?

To judge this player and appreciate his record, you have to see the full picture of Thomas Müller. Thomas is a traveler between worlds on the football field, which means that he is neither a striker nor a defensive midfielder, but an attacking midfielder endowed with a special goal-scoring instinct and a gift that is granted to very few players: he has a fundamental endurance and exceptional speed. This combination has always distinguished him physically. Moreover, he is an absolute team player who always and without exception puts himself at the service of the team.

Does this also characterize Müller as a person?

Yes, he is authentic, sympathetic, empathetic, funny, original with his sayings, optimistic, positive and able to lead. Thomas doesn't duck away in awkward moments, he always faces up and has a clear, decided opinion on football and the circumstances in a team. That's why I've always spoken highly of Thomas Müller, because he's an exceptional player, not only because of his footballing qualities, but also because of his personality. I like to compare him with my former teammate Hacki Wimmer, who was just as strong a midfielder as Thomas at Borussia Mönchengladbach and also gave everything for the team. He was self-sacrificing on the defensive end, moving forward, but not as goal-threatening as Thomas. Today, Thomas is a mature professional who knows for himself when he has played well and not so well, when he needs to be critical or hold back publicly. He is now in the late autumn of his career, which is quite normal when you have 300,000 kilometers in your legs and are 34 years old.

Thomas Müller describes himself as an Raumdeuter. Does he have this particular feel for a promising goal situation?

Yes, he intuitively recognizes situations in the game that could be dangerous for a goal. A strong runner and hard worker, he also goes where he thinks he needs to be present and finishes. With his now very good eye, he has great peripheral vision, plus calmness on the ball, so he plays precise passes and hits very good crosses. Thomas doesn't stand out as a footballing giant, but his overall image could be of a great painter like the Italian Rafael.

What was Thomas Müller like in personal interactions?

He was always accessible in communication, ready to talk and receptive. He understands football as a game, recognizes currents in a team and sees through the mechanisms outside. With Bastian Schweinsteiger and Philipp Lahm, he mediated within the team and forced self-cleaning processes before the coach had to take action. It's a gift when you have players like that as a coach.

In the Bundesliga, Müller, who made his debut in a 2-2 draw with Hamburger SV on August 15, 2008, has recorded 200 assists and 144 goals in 448 matches and 33,089 minutes, he needs 96 minutes for a scoring point, so he manages to score or set up a goal in almost every league match. How is this consistency possible?

First, he was very rarely injured, so he had continuity in his career. Then he has the ability to anticipate, he foresees developments on the pitch. When Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben used to go off on the wings or Kingsley Coman, Serge Gnabry or Leroy Sané do it today, Thomas sprints off from deep or instinctively adapts his position to requirements when he's already in the penalty area, he goes into the five-meter area or pulls back from there toward the penalty spot. He also likes to orient himself towards the second post. He has this behavior down pat and has also perfected it. Thomas has it all in his blood.

Under you as coach, Müller scored 47 goals in 135 appearances over 9754 minutes, plus 53 assists, making exactly 100 scorer points. Where did you see his ideal position?

Thomas is a highly intelligent player whom I used mainly as a forward midfielder or second striker. He could also play on the right side and accepted this role without grumbling. He got to grips with this task and then came through there as well. The optimal place for him was behind the striker.

Müller set up by far the most goals for Robert Lewandowski: 64, including 48 in the Bundesliga. Why did Müller and Lewandowski harmonize so well?

It worked so well with Thomas and Robert Lewandowski because Lewy recognized and sensed exactly when he needed to break away from his opponent - at the precise moment when the ball had left Thomas' foot, and never before. This interplay was based on the intuition of the two, it was blind understanding. Thomas hit the crosses exactly the way Lewy needed them: the striker had to go forward, run or sprint into the crosses or put-ins, often with prior backward body deception.

Were Müller and Lewandowski the most effective striker duo in Bundesliga history?

Every time is different. Of course, they were a great pair, but Thomas played just as efficiently with Mario Gomez or Mario Mandzukic. However, Lewy has already benefited a lot from Thomas.

Under Pep Guardiola, Müller collected at least 40 scorer points in every game, and in 2015/16 his best mark was 45. Does Müller need more space for his game or does it help him more when things are tight up front?

When Thomas has space, that's an advantage for him because he's also very fast. But since he is a very skilled player, he knows how to adjust to all conditions. In general, he moves very well thanks to his immense running strength and is always playable. When he comes under pressure there, he doesn't take the ball but just lets it clatter. His passes have the right sharpness and precision, they also get onto the right foot of the teammate - many professionals lack this gift. Thomas plays simple football, not fancy.

87 scorer points are the best score for a German player in the Champions League. FC Barcelona is the foreign club against which Müller scored the most points. In nine duels, he scored eight goals and served to two goals. In the semifinal before winning the title in 2013, Müller scored the 1-0 and 4-0 at home, and he set up the 3-0 by Mario Gomez. In the second leg, he scored the 3:0. What does this data say about Müller's international class?

For Thomas, the games in the Champions League were always highlights, and he saw the duels with Real Madrid or FC Barcelona as a major challenge. His special motivation was there to be felt. He knew how to adapt to his opponents, and he knew exactly when he needed to be even more focused. That's why this international top score comes as no surprise to me.

Was he nervous at any point?

No. Rather highly concentrated and well prepared, tense. Anyone who has been German champion twelve times like Thomas is no longer nervous.

Did you see Müller more as the final provider or the enforcer?

I have always seen the whole football player Thomas Müller, both elements for the offense distinguish. In addition, he was always driven by an immense will to perform, the utmost professionalism. Even if he exudes a certain lightness on the outside, in truth he is totally focused. That's why I always had such a high opinion of him.

Müller scored 149 of his 235 goals with his right foot, and he also scored with his chest - against Bochum in 2009/10 - or with his left upper arm against Hannover in the 2013/14 Cup. Is Müller underestimated because of his sometimes seemingly clumsy movements?

What I said before about him as a footballer makes any answer to this question superfluous.

Müller didn't have it easy with every coach. Did you also have doubts about him at times?

I never had any doubts about Thomas Müller. I got to know him in 2009. Back then, we still managed to reach the Champions League in the six weeks we worked together at the end of the season. After the season, we played six friendly matches, six days in a row. Thomas played every one of those games. It was amazing. After that, I transferred to Bayer Leverkusen and called Hermann Gerland in Munich and said, "Hermann, I want Thomas." Hermann replied, "You're crazy. I've already talked to Louis van Gaal and told him that Thomas is a good kid we have to promote." I then dropped the courting of Thomas.

Müller was never Footballer of the Year. Is his value not appreciated accordingly?

Has he really never been Germany's football player of the year?

Never.

That is an oversight on the part of the jury. I would like to join this group (laughs), my vote would go to Thomas. He would have deserved this award 100 percent. For me, he is exceptional and one of the best players in the history of FC Bayern, which is rich in great players and to which he has been loyal throughout his career. It is a gift for any club to have such a player. I have always held him in immense esteem, Thomas Müller is unique. What he has achieved in football so far is a magnificent, admirable lifetime achievement. And once he steps off the big football stage, I will miss him. When he plays, Thomas is always an eye-catcher. There will never be another player like him: Just as there will be no more Franz Beckenbauer or Gerd Müller, there will be no more Thomas Müller.

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Atalanta won UEFA Europa League

Italy’s Atalanta BC beat Germany’s Bayer Leverkusen 3-0 to win the 2024 UEFA Europa League title, according to France 24.

That was its first ever European trophy. Nigerian winger Ademola Lookman became the first player to score a hat-trick in a European final since 1975.

One of the best nights of my life. Amazing performance from the team. We’ve got to celebrate, we made history tonight.

He scored from close range in the 12th minute. Atalanta doubled their lead in the 26th minute. Lookman struck a low shot from the byline and beat Leverkusen goalkeeper Matej Kovar.

The player scored his third goal in the 75th minute, becoming the first player to score a hat-trick in a Europa League/UEFA Cup final since Germany’s Jupp Heynckes in the 1975 final for Borussia Monchengladbach.

It was the fourth time in seven Europa League play-off matches that Xabi Alonso’s side had lost 2-0 or more. Quickly rising to become one of Europe’s most successful coaches, Alonso rejected offers from former clubs Liverpool and Bayern Munich to remain at the BayArena the following season.

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Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich 2013:

"El dolor no es eterno"

Ha pasado un tiempo desde la ultima vez que ocurrió, el Dortmund en una final de Champions, su segunda final, pero esta seria una ocasión especial, pues se enfrentaban dos grandes rivales, dos de los mas grandes de Alemania, un choque histórico entre el Bayern Múnich y el Borussia Dortmund, el clásico alemán enmarcado para siempre en una película de 90 minutos y solo un vencedor.

25 de Mayo del 2013 daba inicio a una final que también era clásico, en el que el Dortmund podía levantar su segunda orejona o el Bayern volver a levantarla luego de más de una década.

El Dortmund salia a Wembley con una 4-2-3-1: Weidenfeller el histórico guardameta borussen, con Schmelzer, Hummels, Subotic y Piszczek como línea defensiva. Bender y Gundogan de pivotes. Grobkreutz, Reus y Blaszczykowski como extremos y media puntas. Todo para dejar a quien era el goleador del Dortmund y quien seria de los mejores 9 del mundo Robert Lewandowski. Entrarían Schieber por Blaszczykowski y Sahin por Bender. Técnico? quien más que Jurgen Klopp (Quizá una plantilla que nos sabíamos de memoria)

Pero del otro lado estaba el Bayern que salía con un espejo de la 4-2-3-1: Con Manuel Neuer en el arco, Lahm, Boateng, Dante y Alaba como línea de defensa. Schweinsteiger y Javi Martinez de pivotes. Robben, Muller y Ribéry de extremos y media puntas. Para terminar con el croata Mario Mandzukic como delantero, los elegidos de Jupp Heynckes para esta velada. (Y es que si la del Dortmund nos lo sabíamos de memoria, vamos esta no se nos puede borrar de la mente)

Y es que esta cita es especial, pues ambos equipos no solo terminarían en una final de clásico, pues en caso de ambos perder en semis, habría de igual forma otro clásico, uno quizá muy esperado por muchos, el Barcelona de Messi y el Real Madrid de Cristiano Ronaldo.

Era ganar o ganar y el Bayer logro aplastar al Barcelona por un global de 7 a 0, mientras que el Dortmund hizo lo suyo con el Real Madrid ganando con un global de 4 a 3 con un póker de Lewandowski, de locos. Lamentablemente veis e resultado no? de vuelta en el Santiago Bernabéu el Madrid intento por todos los medios marcar, provocando que Gotze se lesione, terminando con el tridente mas poderoso de aquel Dortmund (Gotze, Lewandowski y Reus). Con goles de Benzema y Sergio ramos a pocos minutos del final los dirigidos por Mourinho descontaron, pero la reacción llego tarde, el destino lo dijo y estaba escrito, habría clásico alemán.

Y nos vamos a lo esperado, la Final, la primera final entre dos equipos alemanes, y que curioso es el futbol, solo el tiene estas casualidades, Clásico en una noche en Wembley.

Klopp demostró garra, complicando a Neuer a solo 13 minutos del partidos con un zambombazo de Lewandoski de larga distancia. El juego fue del Dortmund hasta que los bávaros encontraron su juego con quien seria la pieza clave de aquella final, Arjen Robben

Dos artilleros de época chocando contra dos murallas, Manuel Neuer y el capitán Román Weidenfeller.

Nos iríamos al segundo tiempo empatados, pero con un duelo duro y difícil entre dos equipos que no daban pie al parpadeo, idas y venidas de infarto donde ambos guardametas demostraban su calidad.

Llegando del segundo tiempo se reanudó el encuentro con empate a 0, pero 15 minutos después una combinación entre Ribéry y Robben derivó en un centro rasante para los pies de Mandzukic quien la empujo solo y sin marca colocando el 1 a 0.

Pero el futbol es así, es caprichoso y no quería que este encuentro sea normal, porque solo 5 minutos después un derribo de Dante a Reus seria señalado como Penal. Pese a los reclamos ya estaba dicho y el verdugo de Neuer fue Gundogan pateando al lado opuesto del portero bávaro dejando asi una media hora mas de incertidumbre.

La mas clara después de estos eventos serian un despeje en la línea de Subotic que era un gol cantado de Thomas Muller y Weidenfeller saco su corazón para demostrar porque era el capitán, repeliendo los ataques una y otra ves de conjunto Muniqués.

Todo parecía claro para la prorroga, los ataques del Bayern parecían no tener resultado frente a la férrea defensa del Dortmund, pero son esas cositas del futbol que nos hace amar tanto este deporte, porque con el tiempo cumplido un bello pase desde atrás para Ribéry quien la durmió de forma hermosa rodeado por la poderosa presión Borussen para acto seguido sacar un taco a su colega y dupla de incursiones Robben, quien la tomaría y dejando a Hummels y Subotic en el piso, definió cruzado ante la salida de Weidenfeller.

La pelota entro lentamente, viendo a los 22 jugadores, a los miles de personas esa noche, como despidiendo un partido para el recuerdo, diciendo adiós a un sueño, a una esperanza, entrando finalmente al fondo de las redes.

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Marcador final para la quinta copa de Europa del Bayer Munich, Arjen Robben, rompía así una racha de 4 finales perdidas, la primera en la Champions 2010 en el Bernabéu contra el Inter de Milán La segunda en ese mismo año al perder la final del mundo contra España fallando el mano a mano frente a Iker Casillas. La tercera al perder la final de la copa de Alemania frente al Dortmund por 2-5 Y llegando a la final de la Champions del 2012 al fallar ese penal en el alargue frente al Chelsea destruyendo sus esperanzas en tierra bávara.

Pero el Futbol da revanchas, cumple sueños y destruye cualquier maldición, y fue el, EL, el elegido para ser protagonista esa noche, una noche donde miles de corazones fueron destruidos, donde el tridente histórico de aquel Dortmund caería y el Triplete histórico del Bayern seria consumado.

Lewandowski y Gotze se irían al Bayern y Klopp dejaria el Dortmund con un legado imborrable, dejando solo a Marco Reus, ultimo resquicio de aquella delantera, e hincha de corazón de aquel club, que no se rendiría en buscar su primer titulo con el club de sus amores.

"Y aquel joven que se colaba a escondidas en el Signal Iduna Park a ver a su equipo favorito, no descansaría hasta alcanzar la gloria y demostrar que el dolor no es eterno"

Os saluda Dionisia y buenas noches...

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Il Bayern Monaco: Gigante del Calcio Tedesco e Europeo

Il Fußball-Club Bayern München, meglio conosciuto come Bayern Monaco o semplicemente Bayern, è una società polisportiva tedesca con sede a Monaco di Baviera, celebre soprattutto per la sua sezione calcistica. Fondato il 27 febbraio 1900, il Bayern è il club più titolato in Germania, avendo vinto la Bundesliga 32 volte, la Coppa di Germania 20 volte e la Supercoppa di Germania 10 volte. A livello internazionale, il club vanta 6 titoli di Champions League, 2 Coppe UEFA, 2 Coppe delle Coppe UEFA, 1 Coppa Intercontinentale e 1 Coppa dei Campioni. Storia e Tradizione: Le origini del Bayern Monaco risalgono al 1879, quando un gruppo di studenti fondò il MTV München, un club di ginnastica. Nel 1900, undici membri del MTV si separarono per fondare un club calcistico indipendente, il Bayern München. Il club adottò i colori sociali bianco e blu, quelli della Baviera, e la sua prima divisa era composta da una semplice maglia bianca e pantaloncini neri. Negli anni successivi, il Bayern si affermò come una delle principali forze del calcio tedesco. Il club vinse il suo primo campionato nazionale nel 1932, e da allora ha dominato la Bundesliga, vincendo il titolo per 32 volte, più di qualsiasi altro club. A livello internazionale, il Bayern ha ottenuto un grande successo negli anni '70, vincendo tre Coppe dei Campioni consecutive (1974, 1975 e 1976). Il club ha poi continuato a vincere trofei negli anni '80 e '90, affermandosi come una delle potenze calcistiche più dominanti d'Europa. Lo Stadio e i Tifosi: Il Bayern Monaco gioca le sue partite casalinghe all'Allianz Arena, uno stadio da 75.000 posti situato a Monaco di Baviera. Lo stadio è stato inaugurato nel 2005 ed è uno degli stadi più moderni e iconici d'Europa. Il Bayern Monaco ha una delle tifoserie più grandi e appassionate d'Europa. I tifosi del Bayern sono noti per la loro passione e il loro sostegno vocale alla squadra. Il club ha un certo numero di gruppi di tifosi ufficiali, tra cui i Club der Freunde e i Südkurve. Giocatori e Allenatori Famosi: Il Bayern Monaco ha avuto la fortuna di avere alcuni dei migliori giocatori e allenatori della storia del calcio. Tra i giocatori più famosi del club figurano Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Müller, Lothar Matthäus, Oliver Kahn, Philipp Lahm e Robert Lewandowski. Tra gli allenatori più famosi del club figurano Udo Lattek, Franz Beckenbauer, Ottmar Hitzfeld e Jupp Heynckes. Il Bayern Monaco Oggi: Il Bayern Monaco è ancora oggi uno dei club più forti e vincenti d'Europa. Il club ha vinto la Bundesliga per le ultime dieci stagioni consecutive ed è regolarmente in lizza per la vittoria della Champions League. Il Bayern Monaco è un modello di eccellenza calcistica e continua ad essere una fonte di grande orgoglio per i suoi tifosi e per la città di Monaco di Baviera. Oltre al calcio, il Bayern Monaco ha anche sezioni di altri sport, tra cui basket, pallamano e scacchi. Foto di Alexa da Pixabay Read the full article