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Champions League Matches 12th/13th February - (Ajax-Real, Spurs-BVB - Page 94)
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Dreadzone
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You were anyway ;0)Switched it off and watching walking dead instead.
inchy14
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You don't have to. As I say just watch him for Spain, he's cost them a euros and a WC since Casilas retired. He's awful with his feet, he's so so slow off his line and he hides from crosses. He avoids almost any risk and is a five a side keeper. Rooted to his line.
I asked this morning, after being told he's the best goal keeper in the world by 2 of the fuckwits, what he was doing for the first goal, both blaming the defending. Now i know that Lindelloff should have done better but that ball was 5 yards in front of him at head height and De Gea just stood rooted on his line, Eddie comes and catches that 99/100.
Just shows what the media can do, brain washing the ****s.
Gabriel
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Exactly what does Sanchez bring to the table for his £500k/week
Is 'dodged a cannonball' an expression?
Ought to be.
Biggest ever EC home defeat.
Nice to see him making history at the history club
inchy14
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Nice to see him making history at the history club
I thought Milan beat them 3-0 when the real Ronaldo scored hat-trick against them?
Briggs1969
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Deluded from the sad cafe!
Yesterday at 21:57 Lucky McLuckersonThe saviour of our season (ask Maradona10) PSG run out 2:0 winners and are in control of this tie going into the second leg in Paris. A cagey first-half ended 0:0 but then exploded into life in the second as PSG upped a gear and struck the opening goal after 53 minutes. We looked shell shocked after that and conceded a second 7 minutes later through Mbappe. PSG were rampant at that point and could easily have got another goal to really kill the tie but De Gea pulled off a couple of top saves. As the half went on we worked our way back into the game as PSG were content to sit on their lead. We couldn't produce the necessary quality to find a goal and a way back into the tie. The loss of Lingard and Martial in the first-half really seemed to take the steam out of us. A second yellow and red card for Paul Pogba at the end really added salt to the wound. It's a big ask in the second leg to turn this around and a disappointing night as Ole suffers his first defeat. More big games on the horizon though with Chelsea in the FA Cup on Monday, so we need to lift ourselves for that!
Yesterday at 21:57 Lucky McLuckersonThe saviour of our season (ask Maradona10) PSG run out 2:0 winners and are in control of this tie going into the second leg in Paris. A cagey first-half ended 0:0 but then exploded into life in the second as PSG upped a gear and struck the opening goal after 53 minutes. We looked shell shocked after that and conceded a second 7 minutes later through Mbappe. PSG were rampant at that point and could easily have got another goal to really kill the tie but De Gea pulled off a couple of top saves. As the half went on we worked our way back into the game as PSG were content to sit on their lead. We couldn't produce the necessary quality to find a goal and a way back into the tie. The loss of Lingard and Martial in the first-half really seemed to take the steam out of us. A second yellow and red card for Paul Pogba at the end really added salt to the wound. It's a big ask in the second leg to turn this around and a disappointing night as Ole suffers his first defeat. More big games on the horizon though with Chelsea in the FA Cup on Monday, so we need to lift ourselves for that!
Kompany Car
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You never know with the Vinnie testimonial coming up he might just make an appearance at that. Let’s hope so.“Why always me” would be perfect...or maybe “Once a Blue...”
Be nice if, one day, he could come back to the stadium for one of the presentations and carry out a trophy or something, so City fans could give him the treatment. He was frustrating as fuck at times, but OMG was he a pleasure to watch when he was interested.
Some things he did will NEVER be forgotten...penalties, the slide pass to Sergio, and (for me) the scoring with his shoulder. Just ridiculous levels of confidence in his own ability, but just lacking the desire to do it consistently. He will always have a special place in the hearts of many City fans.
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Sanchez made official scapegoat.
platty7
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That was for madridI thought Milan beat them 3-0 when the real Ronaldo scored hat-trick against them?