How many goals are Bayern Munich going to concede?

It's halfway point in Bundesliga season 2014/15 and Bayern have conceded only four (4) goals in 17 games. Last season they conceded 23 in the whole season.

How many are they going to concede this season in total? Could they actually keep it down to a single digit number, which would be totally incredible? Surely not?

8

Not less than ten, I'm going to say 15.

Least season they conceded 8 in the first 17 and 15 in the 17 games afterwards. I expect something similar this season. Maybe not 17 goals, because that's actually quite a lot but more than 5, yep. I expect something between 10 and 15 goals at the end of the season. Less than 10 and more than 20 would be a bit of a shock.
They got as many points as last season after 17 games but this year the opponents are even less dangerous. Last season Leverkusen had 37 points and 3 other teams had 30+. This season only Wolfsburg have 30+ and even if they win their game in hand they only have 34 points.

Bayern will officialy win the league months before the end of the season just like they did last year and afterwards they'll concede some more goals and probably drop points. Well that's what I expect at least.

Once they officially and mathematically win the league in mid January they will play their B team and concede much more, like 1 goal every 3 matches.

let's also remember that the goal by Schalke was scored with the hand and yesterday's goal Neuer should've stopped it

I'd say in the vicinity of 10-12

All time BuLi record is from our 12/13 season with 18 goals conceded.
Last season we were on our way to beat it until the form slide after the league was won.

After matchday 27 when we won the league at Hertha we had 13 goals conceded and no loss.
Then we conceded 3 against Hoffenheim, one at Agsburg where we lost, and another 3 at home to Dortmund in a row

Yeah, I suppose something similar may well happen this season, too, that Bayern get in holiday mode in the later stages of the season.

that's one of the main things Pep has to watch out for this season, because he was at fault for that as well.
Else we again won't be able to perform well in later CL stages, if we're still in it.

They also conceded only 4 goals (3 against) in CL without taking anything away from City, but they were down to 10 men one was a PK and two were individually errors, so on a tactically level defensively their sound atm.

I've also notice some of the game I've seen they've set up some good offside traps, not sure if this was something they've done before or anything or if its something Pep and they have set up this season due to the high line Pep likes playing usually.

Hans enlighten me please.

Under Pep the offside trap has no doubt become a more integral part of our defending, which is self-evident with the high line.
Not that we were incapable of doing one before.

25

Who knows. They'll probably all get fat off of bagels smothered in Nutella during the winter break knowing nothing else that happens the rest of the season matters and be sloppy the rest of the year

N for Nutella is the 14th letter in the alphabet. 14+the 4 already conceded is 18. So I say 18

^ That's better logic than I used. I just pulled a number outta my ass.

This went well.

Totally forgot that the burnthisliga was still on. Looooooooool.

Bankz wrote:Totally forgot that the burnthisliga was still on. Looooooooool.

it honestly feels like its done already

titosantill wrote:

Bankz wrote:Totally forgot that the burnthisliga was still on. Looooooooool.

it honestly feels like its done already

Calma. It felt like it was done already also in 2011-2012 when Bayern had the same 8 points advantage from Dortmund as today's with Wolfsburg.
It felt is was done in 2008-2009 but the same Wolfsburg won the BL trumping Bayern in a similar way they did yesterday
Schuerrle is going to make sure it happens again.

Misimovic was a beast. too bad he went for russian money.

BAYERN_MUNICH wrote:Misimovic was a beast. too bad he went for russian money.

He didn't really, though. When Magath went to Schalke he wanted to go with him badly, so he pushed for a move, but then Dieter Hoeness blocked all moves to domestic rivals, and Misimovic was a persona non grata in Wolfsburg, so he had to leave. In the end he took the big paycheck, figuring he'd be back in the top leagues after a year or so. He was wrong.

Was a beast back then, though, wish we had someone like him with us...

Dat high line.