Next round in the BILD soccer talk “Hoarfrost is live”!
In conversation with BILD moderator Matthias Brügelmann, commentator legend Marcel Reif (70) spoke again in plain text.
Marcel Reif on …
… Timo Werner: “Bayern, Liverpool and Leipzig are Champions League participants, Chelsea have to upgrade. Werner decided he wanted to go abroad. Bavaria didn’t fit for a few reasons. Counted at Liverpool, too many good strikers. Chelsea has the money, is rebuilding. Project with a lot of new players. He should become a figure in the axis. I think the decision is good. “
… the best German legionnaires of all time: “Toni Kroos has to be ranked very high, and Michael Ballack had a very good reputation with Chelsea. At Inter it was Klinsmann, Matthäus, Rummenigge, Hansi Müller or Karl-Heinz Schnellinger. But it is difficult to say who is number one.
Kroos managed to assert himself in a world selection at Real. Bernd Schuster won titles in Real, Atlético and Barca in Spain, you have to do that first. The Bundesliga no longer has to hide. At the moment I would be interested to know which foreign player could prevail here and not which German abroad. “
… the problem stars in Dortmund: “If there are more cells in the tips of the hair than under the skull, this can happen. We cannot assume that football is paradise and that only the smartest are on the go.
Football has received an advance of trust. Then everyone has to abide by the rules. It is extremely annoying. I assume that they will make the players concerned a little more expensive afterwards to visit the hairdressers in Dortmund. First of all there has to be a fine and then from a medical point of view the players might have had to be taken out of circulation. But I’m not saying that Dortmund should now block their players internally. “
… his tips for matchday 30: “Freiburg – Gladbach 1: 2, Leipzig – Paderborn 4: 0, Leverkusen – Bavaria 1: 1, Frankfurt – Mainz 2: 0, Düsseldorf – Hoffenheim 1: 1, Dortmund – Hertha 2: 1, Werder – Wolfsburg 0: 1, Union – Schalke 1-0, Augsburg – Cologne 2-1
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