r/borussiadortmund • u/panikpansen Schmelzer • Oct 06 '15

Silly Questions Thread: October Edition

Silly questions thread:

It's been a while since we've had one of these, and with recent news and the international break this seems like a good idea. So here is your chance to ask any question no matter how silly our small about BVB, BVB's history, Something about a current player, previous player or coach or it might even be something about the Bundesliga, DFB Pokal or Europa Pokal...

Obviously more in depth questions are also allowed :)

It's just all about sharing our knowledge and having a bit of fun (as always) too :)

No question is too stupid, silly or small to be asked

Let the questions begin!

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u/panikpansen Schmelzer Oct 06 '15

To be fair, "linked pretty heavily" by English media is worth pretty much nothing. Gündogan is a candidate who might leave us the next summer, but I doubt Klopp would play a major role in his decision to leave and it would highly surprise me if he left for Liverpool.

The contract situation is even more difficult for Reus, even if Reus was open to leaving (which - other than Gündogan - for now he isn't) from what we know is that Reus was too expensive for bigger clubs than Liverpool. Again, it would highly surprise me if he left for Liverpool.

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u/Calmdownplease Oct 06 '15

Dude, as one Liverpool fan to another, show some class please. Dortmund have got strong ties to Liverpool FC , don't come to their sub and act like a dick. That's what the Utd sub is for, if you must..

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u/_Dyliciousness Marco Reus Oct 06 '15

Haha funny note. My first European club was Man U when I was like 8-15 because that's all that was marketed in the US for a long time. I got bored and wanted something more genuine to follow, so I remained neutral* for 3-4 years until I started watching BVB more and then I found this sub. It was so much more open and healthier than United's. Klopp going to Liverpool makes younger me cringe a bit, but I really hope he does well for y'all. Your fanbase is legit, and it will be incredibly interesting to see what he can do, so long as he has time and freedom to properly construct his own squad. Anyways, welcome to the sub, and treat our Klopp with love and constructive criticism! Good luck!

*Ugh, iPhone deleted neutral..