Bavarian Podcast Works The Bavarian Podcast Works Team

Bayern Munich’s coaching search is STILL grinding forward without a solution and the list of candidates who have rejected the club or who the club has turned away from seems to be growing by the day.
At this stage, the club is grasping at straws, so there is lot to discuss on that topic alone. Let’s get it to it, this is what we have on tap for this episode of the Bavarians Podcast Works Show:

Final thoughts on Bayern Munich vs. Wolfsburg.

Bayern Munich might not be hiring Hansi Flick afterall.

Oliver Glasner rejected Bayern Munich, too? Not totally, Crystal Palace put the kibosh on it.

Max Eberl seems to desperately want Roberto De Zerbi.

Bayern Munich could sell off five to seven players this summer, but who? Let’s take a look at who could be a candidate to leave the club in a purge this summer.


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So Bayern Munich have taken another important step to securing second place by beating VfL Wolfsburg 2-0. No Harry Kane on the pitch so no fireworks, but the game did start in a promising manner when Lovro Zvonarek and Leon Goretzka put the Bavarians up 2-0 inside 15 minutes. In the end though, it was just a workmanlike 2-0 with very little in the way of thrills, intensity, or excitement, a characteristic feature of Thomas Tuchel’s reign.
Here are our talking points from the game:

Reviewing the lineup and the start of the game.

How Bayern Munich lost the tempo.

“Saving energy” is not a strategy that has ever worked.

Why Thomas Tuchel’s Bayern Munich team cannot find a higher gear.

A short recap of standout individual performances — Thomas Müller, Bryan Zaragoza, Lovro Zvonarek, and Leon Goretzka.

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With Bayern Munich’s season essentially over, it is now time for the club to start tying up loose ends for the season — namely hiring a head coach and figuring out what the roster might look like next season.
Clearly, the action is just about to start instead of drawing to a close for the season. Let’s take a look at what subjects we dive into for this edition of the Bavarian Podcast Works — Weekend Warm-up Show:

Hansi Flick looks like he is frontrunner for the Bayern Munich job — can he recapture the magic he once had in Bavaria?

Has Thomas Tuchel permanently damaged the relationships with any players? If so, would Flick be able to salvage them?

Will it be the end of an era for some players? If so, how would you remember it?

What is Tuchel’s legacy with the club?

Where do things stand with Alphonso Davies after his hero turn against Real Madrid?

Should Bayern Munich blow it all up and start over with a few select returnees?


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Bayern Munich has been left reeling after its dramatic (and frustrating) Champions League elimination at the hands of Real Madrid.
Now, the Bavarians must find a way to regroup and finish off its Bundesliga season in a strong manner. It will not be easy, though, as Wolfsburg has experienced a resurgence under Ralph Hasenhüttl.
Can Bayern Munich get the job done? Let’s discuss on the Bavarian Podcast Works — Preview Show:

A look at the recent league form of both clubs.

Updates on injured Bayern Munich players.

Will Bayern Munich punt on the final two weeks?

Why this game is a matter of pride for the players and should be played that way.

A guess at Thomas Tuchel’s potential starting XI.

A prediction on the match.


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Bayern Munich traveled to Spain with a lot of hope, but played like it was hopeless for much of the match.
After Bayern Munich had taken a 1-0 lead, the squad collapsed in the worst possible way.
It was heartbreaking, dramatic, and altogether shocking. Bayern Munich eventually lost 2-1 (4-3 on aggregate), so let’s just get to it (and maybe put on “Taps” in the background):

A look at Thomas Tuchel’s starting XI and how the changes impacted the team’s performance.

A rundown of the scoring and substitutions, including yet another injury for Serge Gnabry.

Bayern Munich stunningly poor play eventually caught up to it.

Alphonso Davies made his way from “zero to hero” — at least temporarily.

How the Real Madrid Mystique came into effect once again as Bayern Munich was not just hosed once, but twice!

Are you still reeling from the second Real Madrid goal? We are.


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It’s finally here...Bayern Munich vs. Real Madrid in the Champions League...but now it’s the second leg.
With the tie knotted at 2-2, every second of this match will be hotly contested. Both squads...and both fan bases will be seeking to leave nothing to chance. Real Madrid will hold the mystique in Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, but Bayern Munich will have the drive and desire of needing to salvage what has been a lost season. Can they do it?
Let’s find out. This is what we have on tap for this edition of the Bavarian Podcast Works — Preview Show:

Some thoughts on how Bayern Munich looks coming into the match.

Updates on the injured Bayern Munich players.

A guess at Tuchel’s potential starting XI and why this is probably the best unit he can pick for this match-up.

A prediction on the match.


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