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Can the wounded animal beat PSG?
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Phelan's Pace
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Can't wait for this game. Early finish. Hit the ale abs wait for kick off. Quarter finals baby.
Chippy_boy
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But football is a strange game and they are nowhere near as good as Barcelona (who would probably beat is by 2/3 goals per 45 minutes over the two legs) and we have imo a good punchers chance if we can put it up to them early doors in Paris. So go away and don't be so negative.
Edited for accuracy.
Chippy_boy
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I agree. I get a cocky vibe from them, but maybe I'm just looking at Zlatan. If they really will be without Verratti, Di Maria and Pastore than that is a huge bonus for us. Add to that bringing KDB back into the mix, I think we'll see the usual three man midfield we've used in Europe with both Ferns and Yaya and Merlin, Kun, and Kev in front of them. We can do this.
Don't underestimate our Manuel. He'll probably go 4-4-2 with Yaya and Fern in the middle.
Chi-town blues
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Our only hope is sideshow Bob who might pull out Dunny and score two OGs.
Advantage away goals...yes we can all dream sometimes.
Advantage away goals...yes we can all dream sometimes.
sam-caddick
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the fact we play away first is a huge bonus in my opinion.
we don't need to go and force the game and absolutely go for the win which i think would be the case had this game been at home first.
here we can sit back a little and play on the counter attack like we did against sevilla and dynamo kyiv away from home and hopefully get a score draw or better a win, although for me that is unlikely.
we don't need to go and force the game and absolutely go for the win which i think would be the case had this game been at home first.
here we can sit back a little and play on the counter attack like we did against sevilla and dynamo kyiv away from home and hopefully get a score draw or better a win, although for me that is unlikely.
Manchester_lalala
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Can't really recall that game but I think we were awful for the first half hour but played quite well after that and were a bit unlucky not to get something. My view is that the Liverpool game and the match against Stoke spelled out in capital letters that there would be no title come May.
We missed so many chances agaisnt West Ham, I wasn't unhappy with the performance that day. Alarm bells started to ring when you get smashed 4-1 agaisnt Spurs and Liverpool. That Stoke game was the cherry on the top, three shocking performances.
kaz7
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Joe and yaya almost certainly out,difficult for them to play says mp
Millwallawayveteran1988
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We missed so many chances agaisnt West Ham, I wasn't unhappy with the performance that day. Alarm bells started to ring when you get smashed 4-1 agaisnt Spurs and Liverpool. That Stoke game was the cherry on the top, three shocking performances.
The attacking performance was ok but we still conceded two very preventable goals. We have had some dire performances this year. You can add Leicester at home to that list United away we were crap and created nothing and Liverpool away, abject.
No wonder there is a lack of interest in paying £300 plus for Paris away. I am struggling to get motivated to watch us at home when I have already paid for the tickets.