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Match Thread: UEFA Youth league v. Real Madrid
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The Richard Wright Fan Club
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Looking forward to this. Big test for the lads facing last year's semi finalists and who topped their group this time round (though on GD).
Madrid have a young Scottish lad playing for them who is meant to be a bit special too.
Jack Harper, he's now at Brighton.
supercity88
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Will be a very good test for the side this. The young lads have just played a side that won the league at a canter last season and remain one of the best in Europe when on form (and they were on Sunday). That will mean they're in a great frame of mind having held Chelsea for 45mins and scored a cracking goal. Tosin handled Costa extremely well, the Real Madrid kids will be easy pickings in comparison.
It all depends who starts, but the lads should be feeling confident and hopefully the team spirit is high. Either way, this competition is excellent - for the academy kids to go to Madrid and experience things there will only be a good thing.
It all depends who starts, but the lads should be feeling confident and hopefully the team spirit is high. Either way, this competition is excellent - for the academy kids to go to Madrid and experience things there will only be a good thing.
Centurions
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He must be pretty decent to have been there in the first place, I'm old enough to remember when all the English clubs had 2 or 3 Scots as mainstays. They've really stuffed things up in Scotland.Jack Harper, he's now at Brighton.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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He must be pretty decent to have been there in the first place, I'm old enough to remember when all the English clubs had 2 or 3 Scots as mainstays. They've really stuffed things up in Scotland.
Dave Ewing, Bobby Johnstone. Did we have a third 'un?
Le Havre Oswald
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says can't watch it in my country.Easiest place to watch is probably UEFA's Youtube page:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyGa1YEx9ST66rYrJTGIKOw
Ffs i live in England not Christmas Island.
Centurions
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Try https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/proxflow/aakchaleigkohafkfjfjbblobjifikek/related?hl=en-US if using Chrome, you can always just disable it when not needed. It seems to work for me with the Chelsea stream.says can't watch it in my country.
Ffs i live in England not Christmas Island.
says can't watch it in my country.
Ffs i live in England not Christmas Island.
Damn I didn't realise it wasn't available in England, well guess i'll have to use another stream. Weird because their previous City matches have been available in England, maybe it will be nearer the time.
Centurions
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Damn, I thought it was an hour later than it is, you're right, it should be available nearer the time. That said, the Chrome extension I posted does allow the background screen to load and loses the 'not in your country' message.Damn I didn't realise it wasn't available in England, well guess i'll have to use another stream. Weird because their previous City matches have been available in England, maybe it will be nearer the time.
SlimShadyRus
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TV rights must've been bought by a uk tv channel. A game or two of Youth League may be shown per week but you'd still be unable to watch the rest of them on uefatv (at least it was the case here with NTV +). Nonsense.Damn I didn't realise it wasn't available in England, well guess i'll have to use another stream. Weird because their previous City matches have been available in England, maybe it will be nearer the time.
P.S. You can use Hola as well