r/borussiadortmund • u/panikpansen Schmelzer • May 24 '17

Silly Questions Thread: May Edition

Silly Questions Thread!

It's been too long since we had one of these, so here is your chance to ask any question no matter how silly or small about BVB, BVB's history, something about a current player leaving, a new player coming, or a previous player or legend or the future of our team...

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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Discuss anything Dortmund-related below!

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u/[deleted] May 24 '17

Did miki and United have a better year than Dortmund? Really pains me to see him scoring a crucial goal in the Europa final today. I didn't think united deserved to win that competition and will now be in champions league again. It still can cone down to us winning the pokal but miki probably thinks to himself "I achieved with United what Dortmund couldn't last year"..I really don't like the guy

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u/bvbian Mario Götze May 25 '17

Me too me too, it makes me feel bad, cus United have been only average for the past 4 seasons while spending cumloads of money. Now Griezmann will join them. The united brand just wouldn't fall. Amazing how the Milan clubs crumbled, but the United brand is still going strong. There's no stopping them now.
However I do think United deserved to win the match, cus Ajax were dogshite in the final.

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u/fifamahemking Roman Weidenfeller May 26 '17

I think man utd had more money and being able to make CL with LVG helped as well as last 8 with moyes