BVB coach Rose reacts annoyed when asked about FC Bayern – "A running gag"

Created: 03/21/2022, 22:13

By: Patrick Mayer

Borussia Dortmund cannot keep up with FC Bayern in the Bundesliga.

When BVB coach Marco Rose is asked about Munich, he is not enthusiastic.

Munich/Cologne - There were still four points behind.

That was before the 27th matchday of the Bundesliga*.

Borussia Dortmund * was four points behind FC Bayern, where the discussions about Robert Lewandowski's contract not being extended also caused a lot of unrest in the environment.

Borussia Dortmund: The gap between BVB and FC Bayern has grown again

So the chance would have been there for BVB to catch up with Munich.

But then the German Bundesliga record champion* won 4-0 (3-0) against Union Berlin.

And Dortmund only drew 1-1 at 1. FC Köln.

At the press conference afterwards, Borussia coach Marco Rose was once again asked if that was the end of the chase for the overpowering FC Bayern Munich.

Eventually the gap grew back to six points.

The 45-year-old Saxon responded with little enthusiasm, if not a little thin-skinned.

"I just said it outside in the interview: I like playing the game.

Then we lose again, and it's - screwed up!

Then we win again and Bayern stumble.

And then I get the question: Yes, are you there again - fat?

It's a running joke now.

Well, we like being at the top and we want to win football games.

And today we didn't win, so we're very disappointed," said Rose.

We want to try to get the most out of the season.

BVB coach Marco Rose

The consequence of not winning football games is “that the gap to Bayern Munich is growing.

Like on the game day.

But there were also match days like last week where we got closer.

We still have seven games after the international break," he continued, explaining: "If we get out of the international break, we'll have Leipzig at home.

Full house in Dortmund.

We want to try to get the most out of the season.”

Borussia Dortmund: In the Bundesliga again six points behind FC Bayern

Rose didn't want to blame his team for losing a point again.

"My boys gave it their all today after an intense week in England," he said. "I have to compliment my team on attitude and attitude.

Even if we are of course disappointed because we would have liked to win.”

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