MeatHunterrr
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What an idiot. Enjoy being midtable.
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Champions League Semi-Final Draw | Paris Saint-Germain
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ban request please :-)There are so many reasons for PSG and their fans to be optimistic.
Where to start?
- Verratti, Navas, Diallo and Marquinhos should all be back on the training ground by the end of the week
- MBappé was rested today
- Neymar played and was unscathed despite some rough treatment
- Everybody will be fit next week
- They play mid-table Metz on Sat'day.
Now City, OTOH,
- have a cup final this weekend
- KDB is injured
- Sterling's in the doldrums
- No Lewandowski-type no 9
- Stones vs. MBappé...
- Played the weakest opponent in the last 16
- Struggled for three halves vs. the team ranked 5th in Germany
- Lost recently vs. Leeds & Chelsea, failing to create many chances
- Pep's overthinking
- Recent history vs. French clubs (Monaco, Lyon)
If you add PSG's successful counter-attacking style of play vs. possession teams (see Bayern in the previous round), PSG definitely have the edge.
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There are so many reasons for PSG and their fans to be optimistic.
Where to start?
- Verratti, Navas, Diallo and Marquinhos should all be back on the training ground by the end of the week
- MBappé was rested today
- Neymar played and was unscathed despite some rough treatment
- Everybody will be fit next week
- They play mid-table Metz on Sat'day.
Now City, OTOH,
- have a cup final this weekend
- KDB is injured
- Sterling's in the doldrums
- No Lewandowski-type no 9
- Stones vs. MBappé...
- Played the weakest opponent in the last 16
- Struggled for three halves vs. the team ranked 5th in Germany
- Lost recently vs. Leeds & Chelsea, failing to create many chances
- Pep's overthinking
- Recent history vs. French clubs (Monaco, Lyon)
If you add PSG's successful counter-attacking style of play vs. possession teams (see Bayern in the previous round), PSG definitely have the edge.
This is your first post in this forum. Idiot
blue b4 the moon
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Colour me shocked.
KnaresboroughBlue
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There are so many reasons for PSG and their fans to be optimistic.
Where to start?
- Verratti, Navas, Diallo and Marquinhos should all be back on the training ground by the end of the week
- MBappé was rested today
- Neymar played and was unscathed despite some rough treatment
- Everybody will be fit next week
- They play mid-table Metz on Sat'day.
Now City, OTOH,
- have a cup final this weekend
- KDB is injured
- Sterling's in the doldrums
- No Lewandowski-type no 9
- Stones vs. MBappé...
- Played the weakest opponent in the last 16
- Struggled for three halves vs. the team ranked 5th in Germany
- Lost recently vs. Leeds & Chelsea, failing to create many chances
- Pep's overthinking
- Recent history vs. French clubs (Monaco, Lyon)
If you add PSG's successful counter-attacking style of play vs. possession teams (see Bayern in the previous round), PSG definitely have the edge.
PSG - Not even winning a one horse race at present, in which they have lost 8 games. Might not even make CL next year. Lot of players coming back from injury might not be 100% fit. Lucky to get through the QFs against a weakened Bayern.
City - KDB might well be fit but even if not, I'd say our form this season has been better without him. Sterling won't be in the starting line up anyway. We do better without a traditional number 9. Stones has been one of our stand out performers, he'll have a tough task but is up to it. I'd say Porto were the weakest opponent in the QFs. Didn't really struggle for 3 halves at all, we were the better team in both legs. Played considerably weakened teams against both Chelsea and Leeds - first team keeps on winning. Not sure what recent history against completely different teams has to do with anything.
It won't be easy but I'd give us the edge. We're the better all round team. If we're on form, I can see us going through.
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Quite easy to be a journalist these days. Just state the bleeding obvious.Colour me shocked.
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****There are so many reasons for PSG and their fans to be optimistic.
Where to start?
- Verratti, Navas, Diallo and Marquinhos should all be back on the training ground by the end of the week
- MBappé was rested today
- Neymar played and was unscathed despite some rough treatment
- Everybody will be fit next week
- They play mid-table Metz on Sat'day.
Now City, OTOH,
- have a cup final this weekend
- KDB is injured
- Sterling's in the doldrums
- No Lewandowski-type no 9
- Stones vs. MBappé...
- Played the weakest opponent in the last 16
- Struggled for three halves vs. the team ranked 5th in Germany
- Lost recently vs. Leeds & Chelsea, failing to create many chances
- Pep's overthinking
- Recent history vs. French clubs (Monaco, Lyon)
If you add PSG's successful counter-attacking style of play vs. possession teams (see Bayern in the previous round), PSG definitely have the edge.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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If we can get through this lot and Madrid get to the final. Anyone thinking Uefa would take some retribution on them and have a ref put in a performance like that Chelsea v Barcelona game a decade ago to fuck them over.
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