Pingu the Penguin
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Can we fix the typo in the news item on the blue moon homepage re the CWC? It’s annoying the living daylights out of me “Blus”
Real will struggle to finish 2nd without losing, which will probably put them out.
If they draw Al Hilal will need to score at least 3 and win by at least 2 to top the group.
RM will be just as annoyed if it’s us again and would have more to moan about since they will win their group and could ask WTF are we doing not winning ours (if we don’t)If we win the group they'll find a way!
All of us on here know where the, 'uneven interest' stems from.In the BBC Live Feed they have a section describing the CWC as a tournament marred with problems:
They seem to have conceded then that there are some well attended games.
- Unfavourable weather conditions
- Uneven interest in the tournament
- Huge gulf in quality of teams
- Fixture congestion and player burnout
- Politicisation of the sport
- Rich clubs getting even richer
Some of the points are valid but the politicisation that the BBC are referring to is a minority stake that a Saudi investment fund has in DAZN the broadcaster. We are supposed to be horrified by this. I am not. The UK is global decline but it can hardly condemn the Saudi state after Britain's role in the middle-east. The BBC's editorial role reflects their imperial political view of the world.
There are only 20 countries represented, and only small pockets of those countries.All of us on here know where the, 'uneven interest' stems from.
I thought they were referring to variable match-day attendances rather than Man Utd and Liverpool fans claims of disinterest.All of us on here know where the, 'uneven interest' stems from.
In the BBC Live Feed they have a section describing the CWC as a tournament marred with problems:
They seem to have conceded then that there are some well attended games.
- Unfavourable weather conditions
- Uneven interest in the tournament
- Huge gulf in quality of teams
- Fixture congestion and player burnout
- Politicisation of the sport
- Rich clubs getting even richer
Some of the points are valid but the politicisation that the BBC are referring to is a minority stake that a Saudi investment fund has in DAZN the broadcaster. We are supposed to be horrified by this. I am not. The UK is global decline but it can hardly condemn the Saudi state after Britain's role in the middle-east. The BBC's editorial role reflects their imperial political view of the world.
FC Genital Herpes de MadridI've said it before and I'll say it again. If we beat Juve, Real will end up finishing 2nd and we'll play them. If we lose or draw with Juve then Real will win their group and we'll end up playing them. We can't avoid those bastards.
Seen as Real are wearing a badge now it could be interesting if PSG won it or Real M. Can a shirt have both IC and CWC badges?Don't know about the BBC's lack of interest in this, but I only just remembered we'd played this morning when I noticed the Juve game in my calendar...
I'd like to keep the gold badge and the cash is nice, but a global Community Shield in terms of significance.
Very unlikely.There are games on at 8pm tonight tomorrow and Wednesday on 5action channel 33 so hopefully they will schedule Thursday city v juve as well.
If it was just rags and dippers from England they would be creaming themselvesAll of us on here know where the, 'uneven interest' stems from.
Fluminense fans are the scousers/United fans of South America the cockiness of them in Saudi was unbelievable thought they just had to turn upWould be great to play a South American team, if results were to fall we could still play Fluminense or River in the Quarters.