EPTChampions League & Europa League 2014-15 Thread - Page 60
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Faruko
Chile34171 Posts
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Half the Sky
Germany9029 Posts
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Mensol
14536 Posts
This team is cl champion level on paper, thats just on paper though. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18412 Posts
On October 23 2014 05:48 Mensol wrote: I dont know how its possible that bad when you have Chilleini, Bonnuci in your defence, Marchisio, Pirlo, Pogba, Vidal in your midfield, and Tevez, Morata and Llorente as your strikers. This team is cl champion level on paper, thats just on paper though. Ask ManCity, they will tell how its possible ^^ | ||
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smr
Germany4808 Posts
1 - 0 goals. I love it. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
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Mensol
14536 Posts
On October 23 2014 05:49 sharkie wrote: Ask ManCity, they will tell how its possible ^^ Losing against Gala/Olympiacos and BVB/Roma totally different though. im looking at Juventus roster and they have absolutely no weakness, world class players at every position. But somehow they are failing. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18412 Posts
On October 23 2014 05:53 Ferrose wrote: Bayern and Dortmund have become the first sides to qualify for the knockout stage. No they qualified for Euro league | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
Close enough. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
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Deleted User 26513
2376 Posts
btw compared to Di Maria and the rest of the team, James is awfully slow. He needs to work on that. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
On October 23 2014 05:39 Greg_J wrote: I might have to take my comment about English teams sucking in Europe back since Aresnal somehow won in injurry time and that Ludogorets goal could be huge for Liverpool too. If only Ludogorets would have gotten some well deserved points out of the first 2 games T_T | ||
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Copymizer
Denmark2087 Posts
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zev318
Canada4306 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25396 Posts
It's always somewhat irked me that every night like this in the British press we get some knee jerk opinion pieces about how the English league is declining. The CL representatives certainly aren't as good relative to their European counterparts for sure, but that does not = the entire league. You give Chelsea and Man City the lion's share of the TV money like Madrid and Barcelona get and we'll see what happens, hell their owners wouldn't even have to inject cash  Simeone's Athletico and what they accomplished will go from being very impressive to fucking miraculous when we look back at this period 10 years from now. | ||
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Pantagruel
United States1427 Posts
On October 23 2014 11:30 Wombat_NI wrote: I think what you're seeing is the elite in Spain/Germany really pushing on, but the Premier League top to bottom is still pretty damn good! It's always somewhat irked me that every night like this in the British press we get some knee jerk opinion pieces about how the English league is declining. The CL representatives certainly aren't as good relative to their European counterparts for sure, but that does not = the entire league. You give Chelsea and Man City the lion's share of the TV money like Madrid and Barcelona get and we'll see what happens, hell their owners wouldn't even have to inject cash Simeone's Athletico and what they accomplished will go from being very impressive to fucking miraculous when we look back at this period 10 years from now. The Premier League is declining at the top end. The overall quality of the league is very high because they share TV revenues, but the top PL teams are clearly weaker then the big 3 of Real/Bayern/Barca. Ultimately considering how wealthy the top PL teams are this is pretty disappointing, they should be doing better in Europe. I think the management is not up to scratch. This goes all the way from youth academy (non-existent in England or at least not utilized [in the case of Chelsea/City]), to transfers, to tactics. I think on the whole English teams need to take a look at themselves or risk falling behind. | ||
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malcram
2752 Posts
On October 23 2014 11:00 zev318 wrote: whats so bad about trading shirts at half time? from a fan perspective, it looks like your head is not in the game already? At least that's what I would feel if i saw a chelsea player swap shirts with someone at half time. | ||
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ViperPL
Poland1775 Posts
On October 23 2014 05:55 Mensol wrote: Losing against Gala/Olympiacos and BVB/Roma totally different though. im looking at Juventus roster and they have absolutely no weakness, world class players at every position. But somehow they are failing. No Conte = no wins On October 23 2014 12:09 Pantagruel wrote: The Premier League is declining at the top end. The overall quality of the league is very high because they share TV revenues, but the top PL teams are clearly weaker then the big 3 of Real/Bayern/Barca. Ultimately considering how wealthy the top PL teams are this is pretty disappointing, they should be doing better in Europe. I think the management is not up to scratch. This goes all the way from youth academy (non-existent in England or at least not utilized [in the case of Chelsea/City]), to transfers, to tactics. I think on the whole English teams need to take a look at themselves or risk falling behind. According to transfermarkt site Real/Barca/Bayern squads have net worth around 500 mln pounds, meanwhile 4th team (Man Utd) is almost 100 mln below them. If you consider that it's not that surprising that those teams are always considered the favorites for CL win above everyone else. Also Guardiola sucks since he only managed 500mln autowin teams! | ||
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Pantagruel
United States1427 Posts
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
On October 23 2014 14:42 ViperPL wrote: No Conte = no wins According to transfermarkt site Real/Barca/Bayern squads have net worth around 500 mln pounds, meanwhile 4th team (Man Utd) is almost 100 mln below them. If you consider that it's not that surprising that those teams are always considered the favorites for CL win above everyone else. Also Guardiola sucks since he only managed 500mln autowin teams! A lot of Barcelona or Bayern players got so expensive by playing for their respective clubs. Müller, Lahm and Schweinsteiger weren't worth a lot when they started playing for Bayern. | ||
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