“Uli Hoeneß calls with suppressed number and scolds for minutes”

The club bosses of FC Bayern have complained several times that their former player Lothar Matthäus is too critical of the club in his job as a Sky expert. Matthäus now spoke of how calls from former President Uli Hoeneß are made.

“It can only be Uli”:
During a football talk with Sky colleague Ricardo Basile, Lothar Matthäus says that he regularly hears something from Uli Hoeneß on the phone when he, as a Sky expert, is too critical of Bayern. “If the phone rings on Sunday morning and says anonymous, it can only be Uli. Because he watched the game on Saturday night, which I accompanied as an expert. And if Bayern have lost, then he scolds for five minutes,” said Matthäus there, loudly “tz”.

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Hoeneß scolds and scolds:
Matthäus explained: “I can’t get a word in there, only Uli Hoeneß is talking. That’s incredible. He scolds and scolds. And when Uli Hoeneß runs out of breath, you say: Uli, can I also say something about that? Then it goes on for another minute and at some point you get to the conversation. After 15, 20 minutes he says: Why don’t you drop by the Tegernsee and let’s have a glass Wein drink.”

Matthew sees himself confirmed:
Matthew sees his criticism confirmed. “If they play badly, I can’t praise them. If the transfers don’t work, I can’t say: Great!” The former national player attributes this to unsuccessful transfers, for example Sabitzer, Roca, Sarr or Arp. “Now everyone should go, although they still have valid contracts. Well, somewhere my statements of the last two years were appropriate. In the end, that’s how they react and actually agree with me.”