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Bavarian Podcast Works: Monday Hot-takeaways, September 7th, 2026
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- Jamal Musiala's future might be at wing...per Jürgen Klopp.
- FC Augsburg is winning by the "Power of Friendship" (sorry Álvaro Arbeloa)
- The European powers need to wake up, but they'll be where they need to be in a few weeks.
- PSG coach Luis Enrique absolutely deserves every euro his new monstrous salary.
- BVB fans might not remember how to win and might not know how to enjoy it.
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Bavarian Podcast Works — Weekend Warm-up Show - Season 6, Episode 16: Bayern Munich needs to wake up; A quiet January on he way for FC Bayern; Listener Q&A / Mailbag; and MORE!
57:42|Bayern Munich needs to wake up.Will anything happen in January? Apparently not.Listener Q&A / Mailbag.
Bavarian Podcast Works — Preview Show: Bayern Munich vs. RB Leipzig (Bundesliga)
37:23|A look at each team's recent form and where they sit in the Bundesliga table. A look at RB Leipzig's summer moves and roster. A glance at Bayern Munich's injury situation.A prediction on the starting XI and on the match.
Bavarian Podcast Works — Edges and Underdogs, a BuLi Action Show: 2026/27 - Match Day 6
32:54|On this edition of the Edges and Underdogs Podcast we break down the Match Day 6 showdowns in the Bundesliga.
Bavarian Podcast Works — Postgame Show: Viking FK 3-3 Bayern Munich (Champions League)
22:55|Bayern Munich played out a dour draw against Viking FK thanks to some boneheaded defending and a complete head loss from Michael Olise. Still, it could have been worse. In this episode, we discuss the following: Why this game is ultimately not a sign of anything going wrong. How to take positives from the outcome. How expectations for the season should rise, not fall. The physicality question and its implications. Ratings for all the players and their performances. And more! As always, we appreciate any and all feedback. Support us on Patreon if you like what we do!
Bavarian Podcast Works: Monday Hot-takeaways, October 12th, 2026
29:15|Manuel Neuer’s old age didn’t cause his mistake. Eintracht Frankfurt is a disaster. Patrik Schick’s heater could carry Bayer Leverkusen.Florian Wirtz hit rock bottom, 16 lost possessions in 1st half. 17 for game (66 mins).I think I like Phil's plan for Manchester City.
Bavarian Podcast Works — Preview Show: Viking FK vs. Bayern Munich (Champions League)
31:03|A look at each team's UCL results so far.What do you need to know about Viking? Let's discuss.A glance at Bayern Munich's injury situation.A prediction on the starting XI and on the match.
Bavarian Podcast Works S9E23: The aftermath of Bayern Munich's 2-2 draw with FC Augsburg; That hate on Joshua Kimmich is getting worse; The BPW Watch List; and MORE!
48:12|As expected, Chuck loved what he saw from Germany vs. Serbia -- but how can it all work when Klopp consolidates the rosters? Let's discuss. Bayern Munich returns to action this week, let's catch up on where things stand. The BPW Watch List is back, baby!
Bavarian Podcast Works — Postgame Show: FC Augsburg 2-2 Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)
26:03|So Bayern Munich came back from an international break and immediately faceplanted against Augsburg. Time to scream and shout and call for Kompany's sacking. Right? Well no, not this time. In this episode, we discuss the following:The good and bad choices Vincent Kompany made. Yeah, Alphonso Davies and Luis Diaz can't play that way. Why Josip Stanisic needs to go. Manuel Neuer cannot be the starting keeper any more. Why PSG demonstrates that winning early doesn't matter. Player ratings for the whole bunch. As always, we appreciate any and all feedback! Check us out on Patreon for access to ad-free podcasts and bonus episodes!
Bavarian Podcast Works — Weekend Warm-up Show - Season 6, Episode 15: Is Bayern Munich changing direction for the future of the backline?; Lennart Karl and Michael Olise's futures are tied together; Germany's striker rankings...yikes; and MORE!
54:21|Bayern Munich's backline might not be as settled as has been anticipated. Kim Min-jae might have to take a substantial pay cut and Hiroki Itō could be on his way out.Bayern is continuing to keep a close eye on Bright & Hove Albion's Luka Vušković and VfB Stuttgart's Finn Jeltsch.Bayern still has Filip Pavić and Cassiano Kiala, too. Lennart Karl's future could be decided by what happens with Michael Olise. The Germany striker list -- let's talk through our ranking.