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Club Brugge (A) - CL - Post-Match Thread
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Newman Noggs
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I should enjoy our magnificence in its own right but I do admit that I get even more delight from knowing that there will be united fans out there, watching that game, hoping for a Bruges win and ending up wondering how the fuck they are so far behind us in every aspect of the game.
Fordyboy46
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Totally agree, it was said the academy was a long term project and could take ten years before any lads start to come through. Looks like the conveyor belt of talent is coming through nowBlueprint from pep already established for Cole, I’m
Excited by the integration as the nurture of his talent can be gradual and we could have a class of 92 on our hands, as there are more to come.... I think, personally, this is what will help us to retain Pep further, imagine he has 3/4 of the lambasted academy competing for honours in 2/3 years time, dreamland for him, the owners and most importantly, us!
malg
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That's bollocks mate, it's been stated on here that they'd be relegated from the Prem. So, they're shitter than Newcastle.....and Watford. They just got lucky against PSG and Leipzig.These nicked a point off PSG at home and beat Leipzig away yet we absolutely demolished them from the first whistle. An amazing performance. We battered them for a good hour and deserved the size of the win. Pleased for Palmer and Foden most of all.
Also another example of Grealish being quietly brilliant and allowing other players to come into the game more - he doesn't get big figures in this team but he's a brilliant foil for others. Considering he spent years being the big fish at Villa, he does the dirty work so willingly.
Mind you, this place is notorious for wind ups, so maybe those slating Brugge are just fishing?
LongsightM13
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We will always be civilised even in opposition, my manHave to agree to disagree L13 mate.
wagonman
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Anyone who thinks Leipzig would get relegated from the PL didn't see them play PSG, Quatar tonight...
JJ
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LongsightM13
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well said. The prospect of building a third squad around Phil, Cole, Delap, Lavia, McAtee and callum Doyle alongside some worldies must fascinate him as a coachBlueprint from pep already established for Cole, I’m
Excited by the integration as the nurture of his talent can be gradual and we could have a class of 92 on our hands, as there are more to come.... I think, personally, this is what will help us to retain Pep further, imagine he has 3/4 of the lambasted academy competing for honours in 2/3 years time, dreamland for him, the owners and most importantly, us!
mosssideblue
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Thought she was in the same carAnd his missus would have got shot.
LongsightM13
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They rode their luck at times but also battered and terrorised PSG for large parts of their game, watched a full match replay on BT, they are a very decent outfit but we made them look shiteThese nicked a point off PSG at home and beat Leipzig away yet we absolutely demolished them from the first whistle. An amazing performance. We battered them for a good hour and deserved the size of the win. Pleased for Palmer and Foden most of all.
Also another example of Grealish being quietly brilliant and allowing other players to come into the game more - he doesn't get big figures in this team but he's a brilliant foil for others. Considering he spent years being the big fish at Villa, he does the dirty work so willingly.
west didsblue
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Almost perfect away day. Good beer, great performance and result spoilt only by a fucking net to obscure the view and the train from Bruges back to Brussels being an hour late. Prefer that to the trains running on time and losing though.