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Bayern Munich's Thomas Muller thanks fans for support following goal against Kaiserslautern
The 22-year-old had failed to score in the Bundesliga since September, and has now voiced his gratitude to the Allianz Arena faithful after ending the drought
Feb 13, 2012 8:37:00 AM
By Enis Koylu
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Thomas Muller has thanked Bayern Munich's fans for the loyal support they showed him following his strike against Kaiserslautern, which ended his goal drought .
The Germany star had failed to find the net in a league match since September, an unhappy run that was broken by a 30th minute header against the relegation candidates.
"Hello all. Many thanks for the congratulations!" Muller wrote on his official Facebook page. "It was nice to finally score a goal. I've never jumped so high in the air."
Muller went on to be substituted soon after the break, but voiced his hope that he would be able to recover from injury in time for the weekend's trip to Freiburg.
"Although unfortunately at the same time, I suffered a dead leg. It was definitely worth it for me.
"Today we have the day off, so hopefully I can recover from it. In the morning, we have two sessions scheduled. Freiburg are waiting for us on Saturday, we must continue our streak.
"Good week, your Thomas," he concluded.
The Germany star had failed to find the net in a league match since September, an unhappy run that was broken by a 30th minute header against the relegation candidates.
"Hello all. Many thanks for the congratulations!" Muller wrote on his official Facebook page. "It was nice to finally score a goal. I've never jumped so high in the air."
Muller went on to be substituted soon after the break, but voiced his hope that he would be able to recover from injury in time for the weekend's trip to Freiburg.
"Although unfortunately at the same time, I suffered a dead leg. It was definitely worth it for me.
"Today we have the day off, so hopefully I can recover from it. In the morning, we have two sessions scheduled. Freiburg are waiting for us on Saturday, we must continue our streak.
"Good week, your Thomas," he concluded.
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