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Champions League & Europa League 2014-15 Thread - Page 83
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GizmoPT
Portugal3040 Posts
Also Nani goal ^^ lolol | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
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MapleLeafSirup
Germany950 Posts
On November 26 2014 22:12 Steveling wrote: He is indeed the best from the current gen of keepers. He's just not all time great material like prime buffon was. Not yet. He already proved that he has the potential. Especially during the WC. Let's see how his career continues. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On November 26 2014 16:50 Roybs wrote: Rofl sorry for calling you out but comparing Ajax with Porto/Benfica is just bullshit. They are able to get outside EU talents without having to pay them over 500k salary. Secondly I want to remind you an a few facts; 1. Zagreb vs Lyon that game was fucking fixed as hell. 2. 2 goals were not counted vs Real Madrid. 3. Penalty vs AC Milan which wasn't one. So 3 times we got fucked over by the uefa, let alone the group stage draws. But I agree with the part about getting knocked out by teams in europa league tho. Law of averages. For every time a team suffers from poor officiating, they're going to benefit from poor officiating while the other team suffers. People just don't notice the bad calls in their team's favor due to confirmation bias. There's no officiating conspiracy. Not against Ajax, not against Sporting, not against anybody. | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18636 Posts
On November 27 2014 00:34 Salteador Neo wrote: There is ref bias in favor of Real Madrid tho (in Spain). pretty sure Real fans see ref bias in favour of Barca XD Ferrose is right, it will even out | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
On November 27 2014 00:36 sharkie wrote: pretty sure Real fans see ref bias in favour of Barca XD Ferrose is right, it will even out I'm talking about the numbers in penalties (in favor and against), not any "feelings". IIRC Madrid has had the most penalties called among all teams in every Liga for the past 5 Ligas straight. Not just compared to Barça, but also to every other of the ~20 teams. So you could say "that's because Madrid is the strongest team and the other teams are forced to commit more penalties against them". So let's compare their numbers with Barça's, another equally strong(er) team: Penalties between 2008-2013: RM: 44 in favor, 10 against. +34 FCB: 25 in favor, 15 against. +10 | ||
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themartinez
Sweden254 Posts
On November 27 2014 00:52 Salteador Neo wrote: I'm talking about the numbers in penalties (in favor and against), not any "feelings". IIRC Madrid has had the most penalties called among all teams in every Liga for the past 5 Ligas straight. Not just compared to Barça, but also to every other of the ~20 teams. So you could say "that's because Madrid is the strongest team and the other teams are forced to commit more penalties against them". So let's compare their numbers with Barça's, another equally strong(er) team: Penalties between 2008-2013: RM: 44 in favor, 10 against. +34 FCB: 25 in favor, 15 against. +10 but... but... marca says everyone is against RM, this cant be true! | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On November 26 2014 22:31 sharkie wrote: No one has ever said Neuer is all time great... What have you been smoking recently? o.O Yeah hes not even close to the best ever German Keeper but for me hes definitely the best active keeper at the top level for sure. | ||
Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
Also, when it comes to penalties against: even though there's just a small discrepancy in the results, Barça leaves a lot of room behind the defense while RM is set up a bit more defensively. It's easier to defend when you play for Real Madrid so that means less mistakes. So that also means less penalties against. Those numbers are just ways to stir up more shit. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On November 27 2014 00:36 sharkie wrote: pretty sure Real fans see ref bias in favour of Barca XD Ferrose is right, it will even out I'll call this out the next time you flip flop (and you will) on this. Thankssss... On November 27 2014 02:02 Twisted wrote: Those numbers don't mean much though. Many more factors have to be taken into account. First of all, RM shows up in the box way more often than Barça do. Barça play more of a possessive style where they play around the box while RM runs more at the defense into the box. Obviously they're gonna get more penalties then. Same with Liverpool last year with Sterling/Suarez/Sturridge running at defenders. They also got a shitload of penalties. Those numbers are just ways to stir up more shit. Exactllyyyyy... dont be such a prude. | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
I mean it doesn't get any more obvious than this. If you really think there is no bias/mafia in spanish football you can buy some magical beans on your way home too. | ||
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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
Neymar and suarez surprisingly dont dive this season, mby messi told them he's tired of their shit, lol. | ||
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GizmoPT
Portugal3040 Posts
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Mensol
14536 Posts
They barely beat Ludogerets at Anfield so expect a tough game. | ||
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Mensol
14536 Posts
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themartinez
Sweden254 Posts
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GizmoPT
Portugal3040 Posts
On November 27 2014 03:47 Mensol wrote: Seems like Benfica going to play another EL final D: not if Monaco wins :p | ||
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Half the Sky
Germany9029 Posts
If Liverpool win: They will move on to six points and a win by any margin against Basel in their final group game would secure progression to the last 16, provided Basel fail to beat Real Madrid tonight. If Basel beat Real, Liverpool would have to beat the Swiss side by at least two clear goals, or single-goal win of 2-1 or more, to progress. If Liverpool draw: They could exit the Champions League tonight with a draw and if Basel beat Real Madrid. The Reds will live to fight another day if they draw and Basel lose or draw. If Liverpool lose: Defeat tonight means they would need to hope Real beat Basel to avoid elimination. Brendan Rodgers's side would then have to defeat the Swiss side and hope Ludogrets lose to Real, leaving three teams on six points, and then it comes down to points gained between the three sides. In this situation, all three teams would be level on six points in the head-to-head table, meaning it would go down to goal difference in the matches between the teams. Arsenal are for the most part, safe. | ||
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