EPTRibermorata https://www.clippituser.tv/c/elkkmp
1-1 Marcelo https://streamja.com/OnO7, replay https://streamable.com/xp738
1-2 Asensio https://streamja.com/noPp, replay https://streamable.com/yi4qq
2017 - 2018 Football Thread - Page 258
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
Ribermorata https://www.clippituser.tv/c/elkkmp 1-1 Marcelo https://streamja.com/OnO7, replay https://streamable.com/xp738 1-2 Asensio https://streamja.com/noPp, replay https://streamable.com/yi4qq | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
On April 26 2018 05:05 Rebs wrote: You really should pay attention to what your butting into. Look at my comment. I edited it in because I realised you actually have no idea what is going on. Your saying Jupp didn't leave any young players behind? You quote Robben and Ribery as being old when Jupp left? How is being under 30 old now? xD Pep left with them over 33 and only Coman getting game time to compete with the 3. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On April 26 2018 05:07 Pandemona wrote: Your saying Jupp didn't leave any young players behind? You quote Robben and Ribery as being old when Jupp left? How is being under 30 old now? xD Pep left with them over 33 and only Coman getting game time to compete with the 3. On April 26 2018 05:03 Rebs wrote: Man, go read my stuff again, Im tired of having to re-explain shit. If you dont get it, I concede. Cant deal with stupid. This is what he originally said. Which is both factually and in implication incorrect. Before either of you start side tracking the issue with nonsense arguments. The comment was there was no young players left behind. I gave you a list of young players left behind. End of discussion. Again whether it was done successfully is debatable and the answer is clearly no. But again for gods sake stop being testing my patience with this denseness. The statement is wrong. NOW the comments regarding Jupps failure to have appropriate succession planning in place is a separate issue I raised, because I considered the other matters closed. And so I am happy to discuss that bit further. That is the one you are sidetracking into. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18707 Posts
On April 26 2018 05:11 Rebs wrote: Before either of you start side tracking the issue with nonsense arguments. The comment was there was no young players left behind. I gave you a list of young players left behind. End of discussion. Again whether it was done successfully is debatable and the answer is clearly no. But again for gods sake stop being testing my patience with this denseness. The statement is wrong. Seems as you can't quote for shit?  My comment did not say that heh. The statement is wrong. </Reb> | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On April 26 2018 05:13 sharkie wrote: Seems as you can't quote for shit? My comment did not say that heh. The statement is wrong. </Reb> Whats wrong with the quote? What did your comments say? This is literally what you said and I highlighted it aswell because reading is hard. On April 26 2018 04:31 sharkie wrote: Well their previous longterm manager didnt leave behind many young players Guardiola rather played oldies | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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Rebs
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HolydaKing
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Gonna be tough in Madrid. | ||
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WillyWanker
France1915 Posts
In Klopp, we trust. You need crazy to beat that team. | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On April 26 2018 05:41 WillyWanker wrote: Another one of those "Real isn't showing anything but wins" game. I'm starting to not feel any disappointment anymore. In Klopp, we trust. You need crazy to beat that team. Truth. Bayern was the better team at every stage. They just have no excuse for not scoring again with all of those opportunities. Madrid looks so bad that I don't think it's out of the question, but you can't give them a lead going into the home leg and say anything positive. | ||
TheNewEra
Germany3128 Posts
Not much to say about Real. Not their best game. But it worked. Clinical in front of the goal. Ronaldo with less time staring on the pitch than Bayerns medical team. I guess they'll win it now (though you obv. cant count Bayern out yet). I feel like if any of these 2 teams would play in the CL final with the performance they had today vs. a Liverpool with their performance yesterday Liverpool would win with a pretty big margin. Really disappointed in Bayern | ||
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haitike
Spain2737 Posts
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zev318
Canada4306 Posts
On April 26 2018 06:33 haitike wrote: I'm so tired of Madrid in CL these last years. They always win, no matter how bad they play. i think that's impressive. u cant always win pretty, u gotta find ways to win even on your worst days. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28866 Posts
What sorta passed under my own radar was that they didn't reach semis even once between 2003-04 and 2009-2010. then from 2011 onward, every single season. Not-coincidentally, Ronaldo arrived in 2009.  | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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nojok
France15846 Posts
On April 26 2018 05:48 TheNewEra wrote: Bayern beat Bayern here. If Bayern was as clinical in front of the goal as Madrid this would have been a very different score line. Bayern also looked as if some of their players had some serious jitters Rafinha for example and in parts Thiago had a dreadful game, even missing easy passes. Bayern choked hard. Not much to say about Real. Not their best game. But it worked. Clinical in front of the goal. Ronaldo with less time staring on the pitch than Bayerns medical team. I guess they'll win it now (though you obv. cant count Bayern out yet). I feel like if any of these 2 teams would play in the CL final with the performance they had today vs. a Liverpool with their performance yesterday Liverpool would win with a pretty big margin. Really disappointed in Bayern It was a indeed a weird (and poor) game. Real somehow managed to create absolutely nothing for 80 minutes but Marcelo got a stroke of genius and Rafinha a brainfart. On the other side of the field, their defensive work was mostly watching Bayern bottle great goalscoring chances. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
I also saw a very tired Bayern by the end of the game which shouldn't have been either, they need a good rest this weekend in Bundesliga so they can really go hard in the next game which if they score first will make it interesting. However i can't see Real Madrid playing like they did this game, seems to be an "away performance" specifically and will control more of the ball at home and actually give Ronaldo service. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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