EPTChampions League/Europa League Thread 2012-13 - Page 121
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Mensol
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clementdudu
France819 Posts
On April 24 2013 02:03 Pandemona wrote: Oh yeah predictions!! Gogo guys! Bayern 2-1 Barcelona - Bayern to confident at home for me, will hit Barca hard and go 2-0 up, but for Barca to take a crucial away goal to Nou Camp in the last 10minutes! and once again people will say:i should have known not to bet against barca. wouldnt mind bayern winning,barca is still going to take it 3-2 | ||
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sharkie
Austria18707 Posts
On April 24 2013 02:11 clementdudu wrote: and once again people will say:i should have known not to bet against barca. wouldnt mind bayern winning,barca is still going to take it 3-2 Barca have been very weak away, you know? You betting on a Barca win tonight is more insane than their predictions. | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On April 24 2013 01:56 clementdudu wrote: because buying a franchise and moving it to a new city isnt just business.try pulling that shit in europe,and youll see riots,not just posts on tl Moving teams routinely brings a massive backlash of anger and hate. Look at the Baltimore Colts moving to Indianapolis overnight, or the Minnesota North Stars moving to Dallas, or the Seattle Sonics moving away from Seattle. People DON'T take kindly to teams moving, so I don't know what your point is. i don't think americans look at sports any different than europeans do and i think your post is kinda lame. @savage i am rooting 100% for bayern. go german football. I'm glad that your Norwegian-based outlook could, in two lines, give us such a great perspective on American sports culture and why I was wrong. Truly astonishing. | ||
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archonOOid
1983 Posts
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Enchanted
United States1609 Posts
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okinoki
Germany103 Posts
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
On April 24 2013 02:15 Stratos_speAr wrote: Moving teams routinely brings a massive backlash of anger and hate. Look at the Baltimore Colts moving to Indianapolis overnight, or the Minnesota North Stars moving to Dallas, or the Seattle Sonics moving away from Seattle. People DON'T take kindly to teams moving, so I don't know what your point is. I'm glad that your Norwegian-based outlook could, in two lines, give us such a great perspective on American sports culture and why I was wrong. Truly astonishing. Hint: In case you can't detect sarcasm, you're going to have to offer a little bit more than "you're wrong". hey, i don't think you understand how we norwegians look at sport. it's not just a drug abusing competition over here. we actually take have integrity and honor... no, wait, this isn't how you post. sport is an universal concept, everyone sees it as a cultural past time and most people compete/watch with integrity and honour. i don't think anyone would take kindly to a big team moving city. you can make your point without getting aggressive, chillax. | ||
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clementdudu
France819 Posts
On April 24 2013 02:15 Stratos_speAr wrote: Moving teams routinely brings a massive backlash of anger and hate. Look at the Baltimore Colts moving to Indianapolis overnight, or the Minnesota North Stars moving to Dallas, or the Seattle Sonics moving away from Seattle. People DON'T take kindly to teams moving, so I don't know what your point is. I'm glad that your Norwegian-based outlook could, in two lines, give us such a great perspective on American sports culture and why I was wrong. Truly astonishing. my point is franchise still move,even if people do not like it.trust me they wouldnt in europe. wheres the honor now?  | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On April 24 2013 02:25 clementdudu wrote: my point is franchise still move,even if people do not like it.trust me they wouldnt in europe. wheres the honor now? It's still there? Plenty of moves have been harshly criticized and teams get a LOT of hate for it, even years later. Even so, what you're failing to understand is that teams almost always move because the city forces them out, and so with some moves (mostly moves that happened in the early years of sports, several decades ago), people aren't incredibly upset. A club being unpopular (for a number of reasons) or the city and the team not coming to an agreement on how to fund a new stadium are usually the main catalysts for a team moving, and this is more of a "get the fuck out" from the community. hey, i don't think you understand how we norwegians look at sport. it's not just a drug abusing competition over here. we actually take have integrity and honor... no, wait, this isn't how you post. sport is an universal concept, everyone see's it as a cultural past time and most people compete/watch with integrity and honour. i don't think anyone would take kindly to a big team moving city. Again, what's your point? Yes, sports are a universal concept, but they mean very different things in different cultures, and this is a perfect example. There are a number of reasons that U.S. sports are far more competitive than European football, and part of that is a culture that discourages selling out (in sports) like the vast majority of football players do. | ||
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SkyTheUnknown
Germany2065 Posts
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Epx
Switzerland209 Posts
On April 24 2013 02:34 SkyTheUnknown wrote: With the news about Gotze trade Bayern will be distracted and lose 1-3. why should bayern affect this anyhow in a negative way? they will play their match on the pitch and won't even waste a thought on götze. | ||
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mevshero
911 Posts
LETS DESTORY BARCA TONIGHT "With the news about Gotze trade Bayern will be distracted and lose 1-3." haha. championsleague semi-final against barcelona. and you think the bayern players will waste ANY thought on a 20 year old boy joining the team this summer? i don't think so, bro. | ||
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
again, my point is i don't think the europeans and the amercans do not view sports differently. pretty simple really. | ||
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Mensol
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SkyTheUnknown
Germany2065 Posts
On April 24 2013 02:37 Epx wrote: why should bayern affect this anyhow in a negative way? they will play their match on the pitch and won't even waste a thought on götze. They will. Especially Robben, who can be sure that he is not wanted anymore for next season. But well, let's see  | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On April 24 2013 02:08 Salteador Neo wrote: Shit like Gotze did is why Giggs and Gerrard are fucking legends xD And they are often valued over players with even more titles than them. Nobody in Spain remembers how much Figo earned, or how many titles he won, hell most people can't even remember he got a Balon d'Or for his season at Barça in 2000. What all the country remembers is how he betrayed his club and left to the greatest rival, one week later after saying he never would. That is what everyone knows about him, and what will be remembered in 20 years xD I sure don't think the money is worth all the hate, when you could have been a loved hero and still pretty fucking rich. Tbh I hope the kid breaks his leg so everyone talks about the judas curse, making other players think twice about it xD Yeah, what Götze has done is similar to what Figo did. Fucking shame too, because both players could have made history at Dortmund/Barcelona and instead they'll just be "another" player in a star-lineup hated by many people in the country. | ||
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Sgany
United Kingdom790 Posts
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funkie
Venezuela9377 Posts
Since I can't stream for shit here, I rather hear it well :o? | ||
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Zen5034
United States384 Posts
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