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tedbro20: Thank you! Will be incredibly interesting indeed mate

ScottT: I have no doubts either! He should be a huge success.


#5

Love the visual's man! Looks sick! I have no idea how to do that lol

Two very nice updates mate. Great graphics and a very detailed analysis of the tactic you will be looking to employ. Lovely work.

It's without doubt that Dortmund have a squad able to compete at the highest European levels, it's all down to improvements and managerial work from here!

BORUSSIA DORTMUND FACILITIES

The Westfalenstadion, or Signal Iduna Park under the sponsorship name, is Borussia Dortmund`s home stadium. It is located in Dortmund within the North Westphalia region of Germany. It has a maximum club competition capacity of 81,365 and a maximum international competition (German national team) capacity of 65,829, which makes it the largest capacity stadium in Germany and the 7th largest in all of Europe. It holds the outstanding record of the highest average European stadium`s attendance over the course of a season with a staggering 80,588, which was set in the 2011-12 season. The Westfalenstadion has also seen as many as 55,000 season ticket holders at each game as of 2015. The ground also has the largest terrace for standing fans in world football, with it`s Südtribüne (South Bank or The Yellow Wall) holding a mass of 24,454 people. The stadium also contains a huge football museum dedicated to all things Dortmund called the Borusseum.

Erling Haaland enjoying his first days at Borussia Dortmund






The Hohenbuschei training complex is home to both the first-team and academy and is located in Dortmund within the district of Brackel, with an area of 18,000 m2 (190,000 sq ft). The outside of the complex includes five main pitches, with two having under-soil heating, one artificial grass pitch, three smaller grass pitches and a multi-functional sports arena. The inside of the complex contains the famous Footbonaut room (a robotic pass/shot accuracy tester), weight rooms, physiotherapy rooms, changing rooms, massage rooms and even saunas, with the business part of the complex containing meeting rooms, offices, conference halls, a restaurant and even a TV studio.

The BVB Evonik Football Academy training complex is located on the grounds of Borussia Dortmund`s old training complex. It sits right next to the Westfalenstadion (Signal Iduna Park), and it is an ultra-modern training complex that aims to give the local young kids of Dortmund a place to develop their footballing skills. The outside of the complex has one and a half grass pitches and a view of the Westfalenstadion, with the inside containing changing rooms and a lounge area.


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FMBlake: Thanks bro. Its not too difficult. Look up bbcodes on this site

TheLFCFan: I really appreciate that man! I am just as excited as you are

Jack: I very talented squad with so much quality. A few right additions could lead to a real force in Germany and in Europe!


#6

Some excellent facilities there to help bring through the next generation but it will also help in poaching young players from other clubs as well

Haaland looks so damn happy haha!

Fantastic facilities as you would expect.

Great facilities that will surely be used to produce the next greats in Dortmunds history!

A well-developed club with some of the best facilities in the land! No doubt that it is a pulling factor for incoming players, too.

Great level of detail in this, really enjoyed the update on your tactic

Will you be naming the end of season highlight reel the ‘BVB DVD’?

THE BVB TACTICAL FILES 2019/20 1.1

The BVB Tactical Files 2019/20 1.1

With Julian Nagelsmann now having a couple of weeks to oversee his Borussia Dortmund side in the numerous training sessions and friendlies, a revelation has come through the cracks. Initially in the centre of the park, Nagelsmann was deploying great dane Thomas Delaney as a ball-winning midfielder, and former Liverpool man Emre Can on the bench as either his or deep-lying playmaker Axel Witsel`s replacement. But, through a lot of attention to detail of the tactic as a whole from the main man, he has decided that Emre Can fits the bill perfectly alongside Axel Witsel in the two starting midfield positions, in the role of a segundo volante. Why? Here is a brief analysis:

Emre Can attributes

Emre Can is an incredibly versatile player, with him having the perfect cocktail of physical, mental and technical attributes. Nagelsmann could not see any place for Can on the bench after unearthing his immense capabitlies as a segundo volante. The Segundo volante`s job is similar to a box-to-box midfielders, expect that even more work is done. Can in this role is responsible for winning the ball back very deep, just in front of the back three, and then looking to dribble his way up the pitch and find one of the attacking trio, or to simply lay it off and then hurtle towards the opposition penalty area to get on the end of a chance creation. Can has to then retreat back deep after he has bombed forward to make sure he doesn’t get caught out. It is a very demanding role, but one that is ever so important to the making of Nagelsmann`s side. It creates an extra attacking outlet where the opposition wouldn’t expect it to come from, and it leaves an attacking threat through three different channels, them being the left, middle and right. It also creates an additional protective barrier for the back three, as Can will drop very deep while the opposition is in possession. This also takes a tad bit of pressure off of the wing-backs.


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tedbro20: Hopefully it will be appealing to many a wonderkid over the coming seasons

Griffo: He has every right to be. He is a man on fire!

ScottT: You most definitely wouldn't expect any less.

TheLFCFan: I really hope so man!

Jack: It should have huge pulling power. Players such as Jadon Sancho left the mighty Premier League to experience it first hand.

James: Thank you, here is another!

Justice: Damn it, how did you know....


#7

Hopefully he Can produce the goods.

soo n or later this gonna happen one day he gonna coach bayern or dortumnd and win the champions league