Tim Kleindienst

They deserved that win.

They created a lot of chances and they played really well, but the big question here is is that a flash in a pan or is it something we can see more regularly from from gladbach and uh that's what is the the big question around this match in my eyes uh for me i really like that from three i think there were a lot of good performances with the i think um moya was super bolling was good and also machino was good uh leading the line as well in obviously in replacement of Lidberg and also Kleindienst.

So I would stick with that if I were them.

And I think Joe Scali, as I mentioned on Monday, has really had a big improvement in his advanced position this season.

Obviously, Lidberg was missing in the game.

Kleindienst is a pretty regular absency these days.

But Has Blessing finally stumbled across his best attacking lineup? Because to be honest with you, Peter, for me, it looked like a different level of Gladbach performance.

This one, the fluidity was excellent.

At Gladbach, uh, Moiah, um, is another name.

Uh, Knopla, um, has, has really had-- It has been fascinating to see him make his way in the Bundesliga and then Tim Kleindienst up front.

Yeah, there's, there's a lot going on, um, in German football this weekend.

Um, as of note, Matt Ford in, at Dortmund Bremen today, time of recording Friday.

Uh, a good target man, six foot four.

Someone I think has the potential to develop into one of those Tim Kleindienst-type strikers if he can get a little bit stronger, which is a pretty good place to be, right? Kleindienst had a nice little run there.

Unfortunately, injuries have kind of derailed him.

You know, you get to a point with Germany where you have to kind of figure out, do you want that kind of all-around beast type striker, or do you wanna go with a traditional target man who might be a little bit more limited but also might fit better in terms of being that target around the net, inside the box? Uh, Weiper could be one of those players that eventually gets to that point.