EPTChampions League/Europa League Thread 2012-13 - Page 159
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DragoonPK
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Treetime
Germany393 Posts
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Epx
Switzerland209 Posts
On April 25 2013 06:35 Treetime wrote: Although both bayern and dortmund are really strong i dont think any other german team could compete internationally so all this talking about a domination of german football seems rather strange and delusional. schalke wasn't bad this year as well but they were going through internal problems at the worst time.. | ||
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vidium
Romania222 Posts
 Gratz to Lewandowski! | ||
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nitram
Canada5412 Posts
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Copymizer
Denmark2087 Posts
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nitram
Canada5412 Posts
On April 25 2013 06:33 scoww wrote: klopp brought him along from mainz iirc but doesn't matter. the crazy part is that they managed to develop a world class team out of a bunch of mid-tier bundesliga players, 2 guys from poland nobody had ever heard of and some talents without any experience. You guys forgot they got Piszczek, a left winger, for free from a team being relegated down. He is an unsung hero. He is the reason ronaldo was so quiet. | ||
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Lukeeze[zR]
Switzerland6838 Posts
On April 25 2013 06:43 Copymizer wrote: I'd love to hear the reaction from the spanish media, especially marca which is pro madrid. Enlighten us spanish speakers Probably summoning Juanito's spirit | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
On April 25 2013 06:21 AsnSensation wrote: remember the old times when Ac Milan Kaka was considered the new brasilian genius  or in general remember the times when they had Ronaldinho, Adriano and Robinho had a solid core for good future. Nowadays it's just like whos playing for brazil except for Neymar?Robinho was never really considered solid core for good future...Maybe while he was in Santos but even then there were (wise) people who never believed in him. Ronaldinho from the national team was never the Ronaldinho from clubs. I remember only one game, in 2002, when he dominated; and even then he got sent off on the 2nd half. Adriano was good, unfortunately he can't keep his shit together so he ended up like this(fat and unable to find a team that wants him). Nowadays we have Neymar(Who is useless until he Stops attention whoreing, goes to europe and learns how to play tactically), Oscar(Who is legit, but hasn't reached his peak IMO), Lucas Moura(who has improved a lot since he went to PSG). These are the main three up and coming players we have. If I was the coach and the World cup was tomorrow, I would start with this 11: Julio Cesar, David Luiz(Maybe Dante), Thiago Silva, Marcelo, Dani Alves(I really miss Maicon ), Ramires, Arouca(We don't have a great defensive midfielder, perhaps I would make Luiz play CDM and have Dante as a starter), Oscar, Lucas, Neymar, Fred.Apart from 2 or maybe 3 players, this is the squad 99% of people I know agree is the best. The problems are: Marcelo and Dani alves are both attacking players, it would be better if we had a defensive right back instead of Dani Alves; out of the four players of the offensive side, only one has world cup experience(Fred). Also we tend to choke hard on importante matches, Neymar for example is shaping up to be another Ronaldinho, amazing at club level but only decent at the national team. | ||
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archonOOid
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zeo
Serbia6286 Posts
Wow, a player scoring 4 goals against Real, whole world knows your name overnight.Anyway, does Real have a chance in Madrid or what? I can see them scoring 3 goals more than I can see Barca scoring 4 but then again didn't watch. | ||
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Broodwurst
Germany1586 Posts
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On April 25 2013 06:47 archonOOid wrote: The thing that impresses me the most is the speed and cohesion in which the team changes to and from defense to offense. A new model to follow? you mean counter attacking ? Thats been around a while. | ||
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Cri du Chat
Germany606 Posts
But still an impressive result! | ||
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Mandalor
Germany2362 Posts
Neither Bayern nor Dortmund are through, yet. The chances for seeing a german finals are high, but there's still two games to be played. I'm really happy with the outcome, of course, and would looove to see a german final. BVB-Bayern games were amazing the last few years. I think Bayern is slightly stronger than Dortmund, but a single deciding game on neutral grounds can certainly go either way. On April 25 2013 07:00 Rebs wrote: you mean counter attacking ? Thats been around a while. I think he's talking about how quickly the entire Dortmund (and Bayern) team get into defensive posture when they lose possession. German media has been all over the fact that strikers run into their own halves to assist in defense in german football nowadays. | ||
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zdfgucker
China594 Posts
On April 25 2013 07:02 Mandalor wrote: I feel like people are too quick to forget that Barca beat AC Milan 4-0 the other day and Real clearly is capable of a similar miracle. Neither Bayern nor Dortmund are through, yet. The chances for seeing a german finals are high, but there's still two games to be played. Did you watch those two games? There is no effing way Barca can take a clean 4-0 victory over Bayern or Real to win 3-0, Bayern and Dortmund would, if anything, score at least once even if they lose. They are through. | ||
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Irrational_Animal
Germany1059 Posts
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Mandalor
Germany2362 Posts
It must be hard to motivate yourself to give your 100% when you've just 4-0ed or 4-1ed that same opponent. I would be very, veeery surprised If both Barca and Real didn't win on home turf. If either of them can make a miracle happen, I don't know, but they're not out yet. That's all I'm saying. People get cocky and throw games they had in the bag all the time. | ||
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Itachii
Poland12466 Posts
FUCK YEAH BVB | ||
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haitike
Spain2713 Posts
You are right. Juanito's Spirit was mentioned right after the match xD | ||
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