Podolski reveals Bayern nightmare
Afp, Munich
German international forward Lukas Podolski admits things are not going as planned with German champions Bayern Munich after being dropped for Saturday's 2-1 win over Alemannia Aachen. Podolski, 21, was invisible in the 2-1 league defeat by Arminia Bielefeld last weekend and manager Felix Magath dropped him for Dutch striker Roy Makaay. "Things are not going how I thought they would," said Podolski. "Of course I am disappointed not to be playing. It irritates me - otherwise I would not be a real footballer. "But my time will come and I will score my goals here. I am not gripped by fear of failing at Bayern." Podolski, the pin-up boy of German football, has yet to score a league goal for Bayern since joining from FC Cologne last summer in a ten-million-euro deal. At international level Podolski has been prolific, bagging 20 goals in 35 internationals and was voted best young player at the World Cup.
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