Will they maintain it though? I'm not saying they will, but if one of the three teams are to buckle I feel it may be the Arse.What makes you think Arsenal won't be at the finish line ? They have the most balanced team out of the three.
Will they maintain it though? I'm not saying they will, but if one of the three teams are to buckle I feel it may be the Arse.What makes you think Arsenal won't be at the finish line ? They have the most balanced team out of the three.
I still think a fit on form Partey is the closest player to Rodri.
Standards? Who the fuck are you to say what our standards should be? Or even worse trying to claim we haven’t had impeccable standards for years.Its having standards mate
Yeah I didn’t realise this, I thought more teams had retained it since 1992, so your right it would be some achievement.
Repeat winners is actually IMO the clearest way to show how much easier the European Cup was to win.
Madrid 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960
Forest 1979,1980
Benfica 1961, 1962
Inter 1964, 1965.
Ajax 1972, 1973, 1974
Bayern 1974, 1975, 1976
Liverpool 1977, 1978
Milan 1989, 1990.
Basically in the European Cup era, there was a 30% chance the winner of last years competition would win this year.
In the Champions League era, it's 3%.
But if I remember rightly they didnt have as good a back 4 asc they do now and they certainly didn't have Declan Rice, this seasons difference maker for Arsenal. Their only downfall could be messing about with their gk and relying on Havertz too get them goals.I seem to remember Arsenal were already celebrating having won the league before coming to the Etihad for that famous game last season - remind me what happened.......
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