Real Madrid (A) - Tue 9th May, 20:00 | Pre-Match Thread

Match Result Prediction

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cazzo said:
Once again the English fans think they're favorite over Real Madrid. Why? Based on what? Real Madrid is the current champion of la Liga, la Champions y la Premier. We won the English league too defeating their top three teams.

65% think City will win and never learn the lesson. Never. City is nobody and it's fueled by oil states playing against the financial fair play and still think they can win.

If it's not us, the Italians will do justice but these oil clubs cannot win for the good and the survival of football in the world.
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There's no doubt you're a good cup side as you should be. To win the Spanish league essentially means you have to win games against Barcelona and Athletico. The rest of the time, you can rotate and concentrate on the CL, a luxury English Premier League winners can never have. It's why when an English club does win the CL, they are very rarely winners of the Premier League in the same season.

For comparison, City have only won the FA Cup once under Pep because we are marathon runners geared towards the long-game, not masters of the 50 yard dash. .
 
cazzo said:
Once again the English fans think they're favorite over Real Madrid. Why? Based on what? Real Madrid is the current champion of la Liga, la Champions y la Premier. We won the English league too defeating their top three teams.

65% think City will win and never learn the lesson. Never. City is nobody and it's fueled by oil states playing against the financial fair play and still think they can win.

If it's not us, the Italians will do justice but these oil clubs cannot win for the good and the survival of football in the world.
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you’re right :( we are nobody and think we can win. looks like we should throw the towel in before the first leg according to “cazzo”
 
cazzo said:
Once again the English fans think they're favorite over Real Madrid. Why? Based on what? Real Madrid is the current champion of la Liga, la Champions y la Premier. We won the English league too defeating their top three teams.

65% think City will win and never learn the lesson. Never. City is nobody and it's fueled by oil states playing against the financial fair play and still think they can win.

If it's not us, the Italians will do justice but these oil clubs cannot win for the good and the survival of football in the world.
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Shut up you tart.

How’re your debt payments coming along? Have you managed to get the debt under £900m yet?

And have you paid your tax evasion fines yet?


You come on here moaning about City and yet feel no shame about your financial scandals? What about your training ground one?

Real Madrid’s Champions League Was Paid For By The Spanish Government – The Versed

www.theversed.com www.theversed.com

Or hiding debt?

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Real Madrid's €541 Million Debt Allegedly Being Hidden by Florentino Perez

Spanish football’s leading financial expert, Gay de Liebana , has told newspaper AS that he agrees with growing concerns that Real Madrid are hiding the true nature of their debts, says ESPNFC's Dermot Corrigan ...
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You fucking hypocrite.
 
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cazzo said:
Once again the English fans think they're favorite over Real Madrid. Why? Based on what? Real Madrid is the current champion of la Liga, la Champions y la Premier. We won the English league too defeating their top three teams.

65% think City will win and never learn the lesson. Never. City is nobody and it's fueled by oil states playing against the financial fair play and still think they can win.

If it's not us, the Italians will do justice but these oil clubs cannot win for the good and the survival of football in the world.
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you''ll not be here long trotting out oil stuff, please let the door hit your arse on the way out.
 
We've just got to stay switched on, that was our issue last season, we was far better than them in both legs and in certain moments lost our shape. Really hope they've learnt from this.

Never been this confident but i just see something special with this group of players and think we'll finish them off in the first leg like we did with Bayern.
 
Bill Walker said:
Don't see the need for childish name calling, giving him ammunition to call you immature.
He's allowed his opinion let's just kick their arses on the pitch.
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He’s not allowed to WUM though. Plus, saying we are fuelled by Oil states who are playing against FFP is factually incorrect and falsities cannot be an opinion.
 
The Stockport Iniesta said:
He won't start in Madrid though, Bernardo will play wide right doubling up on Vinicius Jr, when they are attacking, a role that he's much more suited to.
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I agree that Mahrez probably won't start but to boldly suggest he won't be 100% committed in a Champions League semi-final is crazy when you consider he's part of a very, very select club of players in Manchester City's history.

In fact, not only is he one of only five players in City's history to score in a game of such magnitude, he's also one of only two players (along with De Bruyne) to score more than once in a Champions League semi (4 goals).

He's a big-game player and if he starts he will produce, as he often does. Even on an apparently "off day" the other day against Leeds he still racked up two virtually identical assists for Gundogan. He always produces.

Since he's arrived, in each season so far he's contributed 24 G/A, 29 G/A, 23 G/A, 33 G/A, and 27 G/A so far this season. People call him "Ffs" when he's one of our most consistently productive and deadly forwards.

I agree that Pep will probably opt for Gundogan and Bernardo together so that De Bruyne has space and time provided to him but if Mahrez does start he'll do what's required of him for a game of this level, as he has done before.
 
youngbob said:
I agree that Mahrez probably won't start but to boldly suggest he won't be 100% committed in a Champions League semi-final is crazy when you consider he's part of a very, very select club of players in Manchester City's history.

In fact, not only is he one of only five players in City's history to score in a game of such magnitude, he's also one of only two players (along with De Bruyne) to score more than once in a Champions League semi (4 goals).

He's a big-game player and if he starts he will produce, as he often does. Even on an apparently "off day" the other day against Leeds he still racked up two virtually identical assists for Gundogan. He always produces.

Since he's arrived, in each season so far he's contributed 24 G/A, 29 G/A, 23 G/A, 33 G/A, and 27 G/A so far this season. People call him "Ffs" when he's one of our most consistently productive and deadly forwards.

I agree that Pep will probably opt for Gundogan and Bernardo together so that De Bruyne has space and time provided to him but if Mahrez does start he'll do what's required of him for a game of this level, as he has done before.
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That is why I think that Bernardo & Rodri will play as a double pivot, to try to stop Rodrygo/ViniJR
 
8 of the 11 pick themselves. The only 3 spots up for contention are RB (Walker or akanji), LB (If Ake is fit then it's no question), and RW (Silva or Mahrez). If Ake isn't fit, is there any chance he could play Walker LB?
 
youngbob said:
I agree that Mahrez probably won't start but to boldly suggest he won't be 100% committed in a Champions League semi-final is crazy when you consider he's part of a very, very select club of players in Manchester City's history.

In fact, not only is he one of only five players in City's history to score in a game of such magnitude, he's also one of only two players (along with De Bruyne) to score more than once in a Champions League semi (4 goals).

He's a big-game player and if he starts he will produce, as he often does. Even on an apparently "off day" the other day against Leeds he still racked up two virtually identical assists for Gundogan. He always produces.

Since he's arrived, in each season so far he's contributed 24 G/A, 29 G/A, 23 G/A, 33 G/A, and 27 G/A so far this season. People call him "Ffs" when he's one of our most consistently productive and deadly forwards.

I agree that Pep will probably opt for Gundogan and Bernardo together so that De Bruyne has space and time provided to him but if Mahrez does start he'll do what's required of him for a game of this level, as he has done before.
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Mahrez has such a good output for especially for a bench player. Marvelous footballer, and we have been blessed to have him at this club
 
Courtneyneild said:
8 of the 11 pick themselves. The only 3 spots up for contention are RB (Walker or akanji), LB (If Ake is fit then it's no question), and RW (Silva or Mahrez). If Ake isn't fit, is there any chance he could play Walker LB?
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Nope, he would play Akanji there
 
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