EPTMessi to net 5 goals
2010-2011 football (soccer) thread - Page 103
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
Messi to net 5 goals | ||
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Mephiztopheles1
1124 Posts
Really crappy game from both sides, Tottenham, somewhat unsurprisingly, played more italian-like than the actual italians... But with the obvious focus Milan has put into the league, the outcome should come as no surprise | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On February 16 2011 17:35 Mephiztopheles1 wrote: What awaits Milan back in London http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2xT_f1pSOY What, this? 'In terms of disorder in clubs and in and around grounds, it's largely, and there are exceptions to this, but it's largely a thing of the past.' -Some Police Guy Not sure why you would post a rubbish Danny Dyer (el oh el) documentary about the now diminished culture of football firms. | ||
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WArped
United Kingdom4845 Posts
On February 16 2011 07:55 Vxed wrote: Return on White Hart Lane should be awesome, Milan has something to prove and Tottenham is 100% unable to control a game defensively. Did you see how well we played defensively last night against Milan? It was incredible. It has been proven the English league is faster and more aggressive than Serie A and most of the players in Milan are not able to cope with English sides, with Zlatan and Robinho unperfoming at the big stage. At White Hart Lane, Spurs can beat anybody and it will be the case in the return leg! | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On February 16 2011 20:54 WArped wrote: Did you see how well we played defensively last night against Milan? It was incredible. Agreed 100%. I was worried in the build up because even the players seemed to think that the only option was just to go at them because we didn't have a hope of defending. But Sandro and Palacios in midfield, Dawson, Assou Ekotto, even the wingers getting back when needed did a fucking great job last night. Not to mention that Gomes is a hero for at least 2 remarkable saves he made. | ||
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kazansky
Germany931 Posts
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norlock
Netherlands918 Posts
Poll: Who is going to win tonight? Barcelona (15) Arsenal (8) Tie (1) 24 total votes Your vote: Who is going to win tonight? I am getting pumped for the match tonight. | ||
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cydereal
United States193 Posts
On February 16 2011 17:35 Mephiztopheles1 wrote: What awaits Milan back in London Except that documentary is both old and detailing how the near total video coverage around London is shutting down the bulk of the hooliganism. The atmosphere at the Lane is rowdy, and there are some who would certainly love a fight, but the reality is that it doesn't happen anywhere near as often as one might imagine. What awaits Milan back in London is a werewolf, namely Gareth effing Bale. | ||
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Mephiztopheles1
1124 Posts
On February 16 2011 20:47 The KY wrote: What, this? Not sure why you would post a rubbish Danny Dyer (el oh el) documentary about the now diminished culture of football firms. Yeah, because the police would like you to believe FF are still around... and yeah, yid army diminished /el oh el. Anyway, will be interesting to see if Barcelona can recover from their draw on Sunday. | ||
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ApocAlypsE007
Israel1007 Posts
What awaits Milan back in London is a werewolf, namely Gareth effing Bale. I dont think Bale will do such a big difference. With the play style of Milan, the deciding factor will be the midfield. If Milan will be weak in the midfield as they were in San Siro, they will get roflstomped. Back in November the deciding factor in the Bernabeu game Real vs Milan wasn't CR7 (most of it), it was the power and speed of Real's midfield against Milan's. (I dont talk about the game in San Siro because Real were so much better and deserved to win but almost lost because of the Referee that let Inzaghi to be so annoying) | ||
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
![[image loading]](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_AcBUSVxs82w/TCong5z0rmI/AAAAAAAAe6U/Uw77BV473wQ/s1600/Andres_Iniesta_Wallpapers.jpg) He always delivers in big games | ||
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Abductedonut
United States324 Posts
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Zexion
Sweden971 Posts
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
On February 17 2011 04:38 Abductedonut wrote: Anyone have a backup stream in case the ones on http://www.atdhenet.org don't work? www.rojadirecta.es | ||
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fbs
United Kingdom2476 Posts
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cydereal
United States193 Posts
On February 17 2011 02:47 ApocAlypsE007 wrote: I dont think Bale will do such a big difference. With the play style of Milan, the deciding factor will be the midfield. If Milan will be weak in the midfield as they were in San Siro, they will get roflstomped. Midfield weakness was an issue for Milan, definitely. Most of that was absences due to injuries, but the same was true for Spurs. I think the injuries Tottenham had to compensate for actually played into their favor, as the combo of Sandro and Palacios meant we were able to win the ball back quite well even if we weren't always able to keep it until Modric came on. Pace is key in this tie, which is why I suspect Bale's return is going to be the nail in the coffin. If Milan couldn't compensate for pace on the right at home, I struggle to imagine they'll be able to cope on both flanks. | ||
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orcsmash
Canada319 Posts
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bObaZ
Portugal864 Posts
On February 17 2011 04:50 orcsmash wrote: Hopefully this game delivers and isn't a failure like the el clasico. Howcome the Elclassico was a failure? It was the most perfect game i ever seen by a team | ||
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cydereal
United States193 Posts
On February 17 2011 04:52 bObaZ wrote: Howcome the Elclassico was a failure? It was the most perfect game i ever seen by a team That match was like when Day9 refers to a one-sided match he wants to study so he can learn from it. Barca was absolutely clinical against a stacked squad. One of the best matches I've ever seen. | ||
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