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sonicl 12.15.2006 07:18 AM

UEFA Champions league draw
 
Porto v Chelsea
Celtic v AC Milan
PSV Eindhoven v Arsenal
Lille v Manchester United
Roma v Lyon
Barcelona v Liverpool
Real Madrid v Bayern Munich
Inter Milan v Valencia

(Ties to be played on 21/22 February and 6/7 March)


There are some exciting-looking ties in there. Chelsea will, of course, annihilate Porto, but I don't fancy ManUre's chances against Lille.

RdTv 12.15.2006 07:26 AM

Barcelona Vs. Liverpool looks to be one of the better matches, PSV vs. Arsenal and Real Madrid vs. Bayern Munchen

fishmonkey 12.15.2006 07:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonicl

There are some exciting-looking ties in there. Chelsea will, of course, annihilate Porto, but I don't fancy ManUre's chances against Lille.



we'll see.:)

Пятхъдесят Шест 12.15.2006 03:52 PM

Real Madrid v Bayern Munich

and

Roma v Lyon

By far the most exciting looking. In my eyes anyway, and I'm from America, so what do I know?

the ikara cult 12.15.2006 05:22 PM

Course the REAL Euro football news is Spurs being drawn against Feyenoord, one of the hardest teams in the Uefa, and if we win THAT we have Parma (probably). Damn. Mind you if wed lost last night we'dve got Sevilla the holders. If youre gonna win youve got to beat the best teams.

pokkeherrie 12.16.2006 12:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the ikara cult
Course the REAL Euro football news is Spurs being drawn against Feyenoord, one of the hardest teams in the Uefa, and if we win THAT we have Parma (probably). Damn. Mind you if wed lost last night we'dve got Sevilla the holders. If youre gonna win youve got to beat the best teams.


Sadly Feyenoord's been pretty much crap most of this season. And the previous two seasons they were mostly relying on goals from Kuyt and Kalou, who now have left for Liverpool and Chelsea... Spurs are definitely favourites... The current Feyenoord team is pretty poor compared to the team that won the Uefa Cup in 2002. They still have the same fighting spirit though, so who knows what could happen. That is, when UEFA doesn't take them out of competition for the misbehaviour of their "supporters" in Nancy last month.

Пятхъдесят Шест 12.16.2006 12:18 AM

I only wish I had more chances to watch Feyenoord and other Dutch clubs more often. Fox Soccer Channel, which is essential if you follow soccer in the States, is obsessed with showing EPL, Ligue 1, and AC Milan matches. Saturdays feature ONE Bundesliga game, and the occasional Argentine League match. I should add, watching the Argentine games can be very entertaining.

pokkeherrie 12.16.2006 12:31 AM

The only dutch teams that can be playing really good sometimes are PSV and AZ at the moment. But AZ is a pretty small club and PSV often choose for the score-one-goal-and-then-keep-it-locked-at-the-back approach in European games which is seen to often in CL games nowadays... I wouldn't mind seeing some of the South American leagues, but they're not showing those here.

Пятхъдесят Шест 12.16.2006 12:33 AM

I assume we've got a larger number of ex pats from Argentina.

The Mexican league can be fun at times too. Thank you Telemundo!

PAULYBEE2656 12.16.2006 03:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the ikara cult
Course the REAL Euro football news is Spurs being drawn against Feyenoord, one of the hardest teams in the Uefa, and if we win THAT we have Parma (probably). Damn. Mind you if wed lost last night we'dve got Sevilla the holders. If youre gonna win youve got to beat the best teams.


damn straight! tottenham tottenham, no ones gonna stop them.

as for the champ league draw, liv v barca looks a cracker and come on the ac milan (sorry sonicl)

atari 2600 05.01.2007 03:42 PM

Liverpool just beat Chelsea and Drogba is the goat.


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nicfit 05.01.2007 03:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atari 2600
Liverpool just beat Chelsea and Drogba is the goat.

Overtime!

atari 2600 05.01.2007 03:51 PM

(jinx) I wrote too soon. (aggregate score)

Kuyt can't catch a break here.

Yes, go AC Milan tomorrow! (no jinx)

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sonicl 05.01.2007 03:54 PM

Please don't let this go to penalties...

sonicl 05.01.2007 03:58 PM

hahahahahahahaha!!!!

nicfit 05.01.2007 04:01 PM

Wha-a-a-t?

nicfit 05.01.2007 04:22 PM

Penalties? - uarghhh-

Pookie 05.01.2007 04:30 PM

Nobody told me there was football on.

And I've been listening to The Organist Entertains on the radio:( .

nicfit 05.01.2007 04:33 PM

LIVEEERPOOOOOL!
hi five danny himself!
sorry :):(:) sonicl!!!

Pookie 05.01.2007 04:35 PM

sonicl, would this be a bad time for me to say: the lads done good?

PAULYBEE2656 05.01.2007 04:54 PM

go on the pool!!!

total neutral here, well as neutral as a spurs fan can be regarding chelski.....
now we ned ac milan to pick up the pace a bit!

sonicl 05.01.2007 05:09 PM

fuck

PAULYBEE2656 05.01.2007 05:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonicl
fuck


thats exactly what a chelski mate of mine just txted me!!!!
shame because it was a good match and chelsea certainly didnt deserve to out on penos. but why does a player of the calibre of drogba resort to diving sooo much?

nicfit 05.02.2007 11:27 AM

Bump-o-rama
Place your bets for tonight's game!
My two cents: if Dida won't play like a muppet and MU does not score in the first half, Milan can win and get the ticket to Greece.
By the way, I'll still support Liverpool for the final victory.

atari 2600 05.02.2007 11:38 AM

I'm pulling for AC Milan. Whether or not they win is another matter. They lost last week, so it's a must-win, right?

Isn't Milan's Kaká still the champions league leader in goals?
Man Utd's C. Ranaldo is a capable defender and offensive threat as well.

Quote:

http://www.goal.com/en-us/Articolo.a...enutoId=293738
Ronaldo Vs. Kaka
The battle royale for superiority between these to geniuses of the game has yet to reach it's zenith. Both of them played their roles at Old Trafford, perhaps Kaka a little more decisively, but the lime-light was stolen from them by a spectacular Wayne Rooney.
The Englishman was the cynosure of most eyes come the end of that game, but has since been quick to deflect pressure away from himself, suggesting that Kaka and Ronaldo were the two decisive players.
What makes this battle more exciting is that whoever wins it could be the odds on favourite to win the Golden Ball. Chelsea's defeat has virtually ruled Drogba out of the running, given that Chelsea are unlikely to win the Premiership. Steven Gerrard will be a factor if he lifts his second Champions League trophy in three weeks' time, but he remains an outsider. La Liga has not thrown up any specials this season either, with Ronaldinho far from his best, and Eto'o and Messi injured for most of the season.
Under the circumstances, this is a direct fight for the big award, one which Ronaldo has an early lead in thanks to his role in Manchester United's Premiership campaign. But if Milan can win this and then the final, it should be Kaka's barring a surprise!


Both tend to facilitate control of the football for their respective teams with their outstanding midfielder abilities.

Maybe it takes a Red-Black D to halt a bulldog Rooney Red Devil.

hmm, here's the handicap (so to speak)
http://www.readabet.com/index.php/home/article/10525

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foot...pe/6603095.stm

SynthethicalY 05.02.2007 11:44 AM

Are we talking soccer?

atari 2600 05.02.2007 11:56 AM


 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/default.stm

nicfit 05.02.2007 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atari 2600
I'm pulling for AC Milan. Whether or not they win is another matter. They lost last week, so it's a must-win, right?

Isn't Milan's Kaká still the champions league leader in goals?

Yep to both, Ronaldo (milan's Ronaldo) can't play in champions league's matches coz he already played with real madrid in this league and it's not permitted to play for different teams in the same CL.
The second goal scored by kakà last week was amazing:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWXLE...related&search=

Rooney is a great and fast player, but imo kakà has a superior elegance (maybe he's the player with the most beautiful style, and i'm not speaking of ronaldinho's amazing tricks, just of pure useful playing style).

HECKLER SPRAY 05.02.2007 12:40 PM

As an italian team, Milan will try to score only one goal and defend all the rest of the match. And they've got too maany oldies in this team.
I hate Italians footballers, they're all deceitful like Materazzi !!!
And I know I'm spiteful, don't blame me.

atari 2600 05.02.2007 12:41 PM

Milan's Ronaldo (the legend) has scored 7 goals in 11 starts this year for the Red-Black. Not to shabby for an old guy. It'd be nice to have him as a striker substitute towards the end of the match today.

HECKLER SPRAY 05.02.2007 12:46 PM

If his legs don't let go during the match.

PAULYBEE2656 05.02.2007 12:52 PM

milan to scrape it by sticking in an early goal.. paul scholes gets 2 yellows in the space of 5 minutes at the end of the first half. man u loose the plot but pull a goal back only to have milan respond immediatly. ronaldo (c) falls over a lot and finally ends up carded for diving and having the ability to fool the entire world that he is a great footballer. man u get 2 dodgy penalty desicions (ranaldo dives probably) turned away and in the final throws of the match, milan seals it with a goal stemming from a poor linesman call, missing a blatant handball....................

go on milan, make work tomorrow a quiet and peaceful place with no man u fans shouting stupid things like "ranaldo is a star and championees, championees la la la la la la la la la ........."

the pool to win the final in athens by the way...

what about sunderland??? what an achievement. 2nd from bottom not too long ago, roy keane (irish boy of course) takes over as manager and blam, they are promoted to premiership footy for next season!!! amazing achievement!!! sunderland v man u will beone to watch next year!!!!!

and spurs for the european place!!!!


for sonicl....
 

nicfit 05.02.2007 12:58 PM

^^^ ranaldo? Lapsus!

sonicl 05.02.2007 01:24 PM

I'm hoping for a Milan victory this evening, purely because I don't want either Liverpool or Man Utd to win the Champions League.

Yes, I really am that petty.

atari 2600 05.02.2007 01:41 PM

Like nicfit explained, he (Ronaldo - AC Milan -S) isn't allowed to play.

Danny Himself 05.02.2007 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonicl
I'm hoping for a Milan victory this evening, purely because I don't want either Liverpool or Man Utd to win the Champions League.

Yes, I really am that petty.


Typical ridiculously petty Chelsea wanker. Are you José Mourinho in disguise?

atari 2600 05.02.2007 02:50 PM

Perfect weather for Rooney to do one of his little celebratory slides; but alas, Wayne has no goals.

Kaká really drilled that one in with his left...Van Der Saar is under attack today!

Пятхъдесят Шест 05.02.2007 02:57 PM

Looking like a 2005 rematch...

atari 2600 05.02.2007 03:48 PM

yep, now it is for sure...

Manchester just had too many players in foul trouble, I suppose. Christiano Ronaldo couldn't get it done either.

Dida played okay at goal for Milan and Van Der Saar played well also, as always. It's just that his team didn't offer the needed support.

nicfit 05.02.2007 03:52 PM

Ha! Now I'll be happy no matters who will win the final, but I'll be HAPPIER if Liverpool will win. Yay! Kakà is a monster.


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