EPTEdit: Huntelaar out with an injury :/
Champions League & Europa League 2014-15 Thread - Page 109
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RvB
Netherlands6220 Posts
Edit: Huntelaar out with an injury :/ | ||
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smr
Germany4808 Posts
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Belha
Italy2850 Posts
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GizmoPT
Portugal3040 Posts
On February 19 2015 05:20 smr wrote: 19yr old coming on for Schalke. I might not like the club but I admire their recent work in the youth sector. wow a 19yr old amazing :p | ||
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smr
Germany4808 Posts
of course it's irrelevant in a vacuum, but Schalke introduced ~5+ own-grown talents to first team football during the last 2 years which is quite rare atleast over here : ) | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On February 19 2015 05:31 smr wrote: of course it's irrelevant in a vacuum, but Schalke introduced ~5+ own-grown talents to first team football during the last 2 years which is quite rare atleast over here : ) 19 year old goalie in his 4th appearance starting against Real. Edit: Porto ties it up, 1:1. No they don't, the goalline ref being useful o.O. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18417 Posts
he doesnt care one bit about advancing ^^ | ||
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NuclearJudas
6546 Posts
Fantastic shot by Platte, after Uchida sprints past Marcelo to lay it off for him. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
What a goal, 2-0 tie over. | ||
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Pantagruel
United States1427 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
Porto really ties it up this time, 1:1. Edit: 0:2 Marcelo Edit 2: Penalty, 1:1 Danilo | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On February 19 2015 05:28 Belha wrote: Schalke is getting outclassed even against a non top form madrid. Expected, but still sad. Schalke makes less than 40% of what Real Madrid makes annually. The population of Gelsenkirchen is about 8% of Madrid's population. You could also talk about a whole host of other factors, such as TV deal structures, football culture, language/culture influence around the world, etc. that play into how much power/money/influence a football club makes. Schalke doing anything aside from getting demolished 5-0 should be an accomplishment for them. They are in no way a European powerhouse. They've won one European trophy (Europa Cup, 96-97), three DFL Pokals in this century, and they haven't won the Bundesliga since '58. The thing that keeps them afloat and so relevant in Germany is a great youth system and a huge following inside Germany. | ||
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Undead1993
Germany17651 Posts
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Pantagruel
United States1427 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Champions League RO16 - Day 2 Results ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/mY2QkEr.png) 0-2 ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/TzoOseo.png) Ronaldo 26min, Marcelo 79min Referee: Martin Atkinson  ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/59OwzP1.png) 1-1 ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/PxyUgtf.png) Gonzalez 11min - Danilo 79min (pen) Referee: Mark Clattenburg | ||
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sharkie
Austria18417 Posts
On February 19 2015 09:17 Stratos_speAr wrote: Schalke makes less than 40% of what Real Madrid makes annually. The population of Gelsenkirchen is about 8% of Madrid's population. You could also talk about a whole host of other factors, such as TV deal structures, football culture, language/culture influence around the world, etc. that play into how much power/money/influence a football club makes. Schalke doing anything aside from getting demolished 5-0 should be an accomplishment for them. They are in no way a European powerhouse. They've won one European trophy (Europa Cup, 96-97), three DFL Pokals in this century, and they haven't won the Bundesliga since '58. The thing that keeps them afloat and so relevant in Germany is a great youth system and a huge following inside Germany. Look at Uruguay's population and then at their accomplishments. Those numbers are just excuses. If you really are behind it you can achieve anything. Uruguay's and to some extent Netherlands are the best examples in football that numbers are just numbers. They don't stop you from anything unless you let them | ||
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GizmoPT
Portugal3040 Posts
On February 19 2015 20:21 sharkie wrote: Look at Uruguay's population and then at their accomplishments. Those numbers are just excuses. If you really are behind it you can achieve anything. Uruguay's and to some extent Netherlands are the best examples in football that numbers are just numbers. They don't stop you from anything unless you let them well look at portugal ;X | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
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Dingodile
4133 Posts
On February 19 2015 20:30 Salteador Neo wrote: If you want to talk about low numbers, then look at Villarreal lol Hoffenheim, a 3k city and stadium is in Sinsheim (5 km away) and has 28k viewer in average :D | ||
Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
On February 19 2015 20:21 sharkie wrote: Look at Uruguay's population and then at their accomplishments. Those numbers are just excuses. If you really are behind it you can achieve anything. Uruguay's and to some extent Netherlands are the best examples in football that numbers are just numbers. They don't stop you from anything unless you let them You can't make that comparison. The strength of a national team has most to do with how popular the game is in the country, some luck with a good generation and good infrastructure. Players can't change teams after they've played one official match for their country which is the most important thing of why you can't make that comparison. Numbers are everything in today's game and that's why the semifinals of the CL is the same every year. They're not excuses what the fuck. The best players play for the team that pays the most salary and is able to buy off contracts from other teams. You can't 'buy' Robben and Messi for Germany or whatever. | ||
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