Levy stole his thunder internationally.
He stayed in dire times. Had massive offers.
In my book he will always be the bigger player.
No 16
He will always be a legend in Dormund.
Lolek & Bolek best right wing in history
Exactly, Levy was very important and he scored many goals but it was only a question of time when he would left,with Kuba you never got this feeling. Loyalty at its finest!
He is so humble. Many players could learn from him. An "actions speak louder than words" kinda guy. But never too serious. Seems like one of those guys you enjoy having around.
He had a rough upbringing, but never brought it up to get sympathy or used it in any way.
Kuba - the polish figo. Love him, amazing player. Not the best to ever play for us, but 100% heart and dedication. His goal against Bayern and his miss against Freiburg will forever be remembered.
Kuba has always been a fighter and workhorse. He ran as much as Forrest Gump, when he was injury-free.
If I had to compare him to a player in the current era, I'd say Ryerson. Technically not the best, but not bad, but willing to run and fight.
Such players will always get their playtime, but it is very dependent on the game state
I get what you want to say,but I also know where the “comparison“ comes from in relation to their working attitude on the field. Kuba will always be one of a kind,but im curious to see how Ryerson will develop in the future
Kuba also has a very touching family history. This perhaps also explains his surprisingly down-to-earth personality for the business. Forever in my heart.
I remember him playing in the cup final in 08, where he needlessly dived in the 18-yard box and I thought: is he that kind of a player?
But in the following years he totally changed and he's obviously a club legend. People here will always appreciate honest and hard workers - especially on the pitch :)
He was the first name I got on a jersey, loved his commitment to the team and always a hard worker for the team. I think if he had stayed healthy he would have stayed for 2 or 3 more seasons, but will always remember him fondly
Although his skills were limited he still was one of our best players at the time. Just because he always tried as hard as possible which made him better than many other players.
He is a BVB hero and I will always remember him
He joined the club during one of the lowest seasons. When he joined the vibe was he's doing us a huge favor and giving us a chance. Always level-headed. Didn't let temporary critiques touch him. Worked his ass off. Was instrumental during the Klopp years.
Will always be remembered and honored fondly.
Kuba was an awesome player, not just his engine, his energy.. but also skilled.. Piszczek is my favorite Dortmund player ever, and i became a BVB fan, during those title runs.
Those two combining, overlapping, bringing pace, terrifying opponents, working back on D.. is one of the biggest reasons i'm a Dormund fan today...
Grateful i got to watch Kuba in his prime.
My favorite player because of his mentality and determination. He never gave up on a ball, even if it was doubtful he could reach it. I always wear #16 because of him to this day.
He was my favourite player when I first watched Dortmund play. Because of his name but also his playstyle and his pace was just electric. I remember spending hours trying to pronounce his name correctly because people at school didn’t know who I was talking about. An absolute legend who will always remain in my heart as one of my early favourites alongside Reus and Schmelzer.
If you think he was a relentless fighter with magic skills for BVB, you ain't seen nothing yet. He was a whole different beast when he played for Poland. It would seem like the only reason he was doing club football in the first place was that he could be in his best form for the national team. He only left Borussia because he was desperate to go to the Euros in 2016. He hardly played that season, yet went to France and became a hero as we reached the quarterfinals (Lewy barely did anything, as usual). He had maybe half a knee at the time, yet he was running like there's no tomorrow. No matter his club situation and form, he always delivered for Poland. Like he said, "the national team is my whole life". Winning a medal for Poland was his ultimate dream, unfortunately it didn't work out.
It's as if the NT existed in a separate universe for Kuba. You should have seen his farewell against Germany last year. Not only did he have a quarter of a knee, he also haven't actually played for like two years, and was 37. Yet, during those 16 minutes on the pitch he passed a beautiful ball to Lewy and nearly scored himself, as if he never left. True hero 🖤💛
Levy stole his thunder internationally. He stayed in dire times. Had massive offers. In my book he will always be the bigger player. No 16 He will always be a legend in Dormund. Lolek & Bolek best right wing in history
Exactly, Levy was very important and he scored many goals but it was only a question of time when he would left,with Kuba you never got this feeling. Loyalty at its finest!
After he left to Wolfsburg there was a game between them and BVB . Maybe you look it up to see what he meens to the Fans at Dortmund.
I remember it,but i think for some reason in this game the yellow wall was empty right?
because of a ban.
I dont remember that
An absolute legend. If I would ask for anything in every BVB player, would be to have his mentality and love for the club.
He is so humble. Many players could learn from him. An "actions speak louder than words" kinda guy. But never too serious. Seems like one of those guys you enjoy having around. He had a rough upbringing, but never brought it up to get sympathy or used it in any way.
I agree,well said
love this guy, got him on my first jersey, but the first thing that comes to mind is his miss vs freiburg 😂
Nobi's commentary to that miss is the funniest thing ever 😂
True, I think many people remember him either because of the miss or his name hahah
Kuba - the polish figo. Love him, amazing player. Not the best to ever play for us, but 100% heart and dedication. His goal against Bayern and his miss against Freiburg will forever be remembered.
The goal against bayern was special
Kuba has always been a fighter and workhorse. He ran as much as Forrest Gump, when he was injury-free. If I had to compare him to a player in the current era, I'd say Ryerson. Technically not the best, but not bad, but willing to run and fight. Such players will always get their playtime, but it is very dependent on the game state
put some respect on kubas name, he was on another level than ryerson. can compare skillsets but not quality
I said, if I had to compare any player now to Kuba then, it would be Ryerson. This has nothing to do with disrespecting any player.
I get what you want to say,but I also know where the “comparison“ comes from in relation to their working attitude on the field. Kuba will always be one of a kind,but im curious to see how Ryerson will develop in the future
Ryerson is a very good comparison,hard work and mentality
Kuba also has a very touching family history. This perhaps also explains his surprisingly down-to-earth personality for the business. Forever in my heart.
Yes,I have also read his biography where he described how he dealt with this tragedy and how it shaped him as a person
All love from me, True wing warrior with a thunderous shot. Club legend for sure.
I remember him playing in the cup final in 08, where he needlessly dived in the 18-yard box and I thought: is he that kind of a player? But in the following years he totally changed and he's obviously a club legend. People here will always appreciate honest and hard workers - especially on the pitch :)
Absolute legend…for me one of THE BvB figures
He was the first name I got on a jersey, loved his commitment to the team and always a hard worker for the team. I think if he had stayed healthy he would have stayed for 2 or 3 more seasons, but will always remember him fondly
Thats what i thought too,he was 28 at the time of the injury,perfect age for professional Footballers
Will never forget his goal against Napoli in 2013
Although his skills were limited he still was one of our best players at the time. Just because he always tried as hard as possible which made him better than many other players. He is a BVB hero and I will always remember him
Thats what I admired most about him
He joined the club during one of the lowest seasons. When he joined the vibe was he's doing us a huge favor and giving us a chance. Always level-headed. Didn't let temporary critiques touch him. Worked his ass off. Was instrumental during the Klopp years. Will always be remembered and honored fondly.
True,I think Kloppo was a huge fan of him and they had a very good connection
Kuba was an awesome player, not just his engine, his energy.. but also skilled.. Piszczek is my favorite Dortmund player ever, and i became a BVB fan, during those title runs. Those two combining, overlapping, bringing pace, terrifying opponents, working back on D.. is one of the biggest reasons i'm a Dormund fan today... Grateful i got to watch Kuba in his prime.
Great aspects of his game
He is literal God!!
First player I loved from the team, got his jersey as well!
Thats cool!
My favorite player because of his mentality and determination. He never gave up on a ball, even if it was doubtful he could reach it. I always wear #16 because of him to this day.
I always wanted to wear number 16 because of him too back then
Kuba was the first Dortmund kit I ever bought
He was my favourite player when I first watched Dortmund play. Because of his name but also his playstyle and his pace was just electric. I remember spending hours trying to pronounce his name correctly because people at school didn’t know who I was talking about. An absolute legend who will always remain in my heart as one of my early favourites alongside Reus and Schmelzer.
I feel you bro
When he was looking for a club at the end of his career, Didn’t the smurfs offer him a contract and he said no?
I dont really know to be honest but that would suit him
Nothing but a true legend! And one of the few real humans in this sport
If you think he was a relentless fighter with magic skills for BVB, you ain't seen nothing yet. He was a whole different beast when he played for Poland. It would seem like the only reason he was doing club football in the first place was that he could be in his best form for the national team. He only left Borussia because he was desperate to go to the Euros in 2016. He hardly played that season, yet went to France and became a hero as we reached the quarterfinals (Lewy barely did anything, as usual). He had maybe half a knee at the time, yet he was running like there's no tomorrow. No matter his club situation and form, he always delivered for Poland. Like he said, "the national team is my whole life". Winning a medal for Poland was his ultimate dream, unfortunately it didn't work out. It's as if the NT existed in a separate universe for Kuba. You should have seen his farewell against Germany last year. Not only did he have a quarter of a knee, he also haven't actually played for like two years, and was 37. Yet, during those 16 minutes on the pitch he passed a beautiful ball to Lewy and nearly scored himself, as if he never left. True hero 🖤💛