EPTI fully expect Liverpool to beat PSG by 3 goals in anfield. Probably 5-2 or something. Interesting group but pool should top it
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
I fully expect Liverpool to beat PSG by 3 goals in anfield. Probably 5-2 or something. Interesting group but pool should top it | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8654 Posts
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WillyWanker
France1915 Posts
On August 31 2018 13:08 DucK- wrote: Yo groups are wrong, I don't see my Chelsea XD I fully expect Liverpool to beat PSG by 3 goals in anfield. Probably 5-2 or something. Interesting group but pool should top it They play Tottenham a few days before. PSG and Liverpool have a similar level for the starting 11, but Klopp teams are unpredictable and they can probably lose points to all of the 3 other teams. PSG is more 'solid', they can also focus on the CL, so I think they're favorite. Not by much anyway, I can see any of PSG/Liverpool/Napoli go out and it won't be a big surprise. | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
On August 30 2018 23:53 Acrofales wrote: They've played group stage CL every time, even if they never made it *that* far. Liverpool has 2 years where they scored 0 points. I know the conversation has moved way past this but it needs correcting anyway. Spurs have only played in the Champions League the last 2 years. They didn't qualify for it at all 4 years running before that. However they did play a lot in the Europa League which at least picks up points. The ranking is based on the last 5 years and 2 of those years Liverpool didn't play in Europe at all. Not even the Europa League. So of course Spurs are ranked above Liverpool. Anyway some good ties in that draw. Dortmund get to prove their metal against Atletico, Spurs really get to prove theirs against Barca and the other two clubs in that group aren't excatly push overs either. Liverpool shuld get out of their group but we will have good games with them against PSG and Napoli, Munchen and Cityhave quite easy groups. Madrid vs Roma could be fun but both will easily get out of that group. I don't see Yanited getting out of their group though. It's not the toughest but Yanited look terrible at the moment and could struggle against all three of those teams. Didn't they lose to Young boys last year? | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1934 Posts
On August 31 2018 15:19 Greg_J wrote: Dortmund get to prove their metal against Atletico Dortmund at the moment is still quite a mess. Interesting to see how much Favre has managed to piece together by october. They did beat Leipzig 4-1 on Bundesliga, but allowed a silly first minute goal and got roughly 3 out of 3 from set pieces while being pretty quiet otherwise. In the present form I don't think they could really threaten Atletico. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8654 Posts
HAHAHAH that was funny as hell | ||
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Faruko
Chile34171 Posts
Copa Libertadores >>>>>> Champions League | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On August 31 2018 19:45 Faruko wrote: https://twitter.com/lagordaniembro/status/1035365582378610690 Copa Libertadores >>>>>> Champions League Not available where I am but I think this is the same highlight: https://streamable.com/bavac On August 31 2018 18:46 evilfatsh1t wrote: i havent got the gif but did everyone see the clip of ramos going back to his seat after his award? the way he lightly pats salahs left shoulder?? HAHAHAH that was funny as hell | ||
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haitike
Spain2713 Posts
Spain squad against Croatia and England is hilarious. Luis Enrique left out Jordi Alba because they have a bad relation since his Barça tenure (Nacho and Koke out is interesting too). | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28669 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On August 31 2018 20:03 Liquid`Drone wrote: that white haired guy should get a lifetime ban from playing football Haha you get the energy drink group of death. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28669 Posts
I mean every group is a rough group for us, every team in pot 1 and 2 are clearly one level above us and most teams from pot 3 are, too. I think we're one of the best teams from pot 4 but still pot 4 for a reason. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain17992 Posts
On August 31 2018 19:45 Faruko wrote: https://twitter.com/lagordaniembro/status/1035365582378610690 Copa Libertadores >>>>>> Champions League It's all in the name. Deyverson... what more could we possibly expect? | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18407 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain17992 Posts
On August 31 2018 23:51 sharkie wrote: Both red bull teams in the same group! Yeah, I think it's a problem. Can you imagine "team orders" if one of them is already through... and then *whoops* loses to the other one? I don't know how UEFA allows this. | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On September 01 2018 00:24 Acrofales wrote: Yeah, I think it's a problem. Can you imagine "team orders" if one of them is already through... and then *whoops* loses to the other one? I don't know how UEFA allows this. Because they operate on technicalities. What Uefa forbids is the same individual/legal entity owning two clubs, so two separate legal entities were created to own the two clubs and finances/management were split completely. They get around the fan/member ownership requirement the German league has by having 17 Red Bull executives/family/friends being the only official members and not accepting any new ones. It technically complies with the rules and no Uefa/DFB exec wants to change/clarify the rules and fight the resulting lawsuits | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1934 Posts
On September 01 2018 00:31 sneirac wrote: Because they operate on technicalities. What Uefa forbids is the same individual/legal entity owning two clubs, so two separate legal entities were created to own the two clubs and finances/management were split completely. They get around the fan/member ownership requirement the German league has by having 17 Red Bull executives/family/friends being the only official members and not accepting any new ones. It technically complies with the rules and no Uefa/DFB exec wants to change/clarify the rules and fight the resulting lawsuits Isn't there also quite a lot of connected ownership with Man City and some US team for example? You can for example do some financial fair play dodging with practically internal transfers. | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On September 01 2018 01:46 Bacillus wrote: Isn't there also quite a lot of connected ownership with Man City and some US team for example? You can for example do some financial fair play dodging with practically internal transfers. There is, but that ownership rule is only about having clubs meet in CL/EL, so would possibly only apply to the club world cup and neither English nor American teams look capable of qualifying for that anyway. Unless it shifts to a 32 team format, of course. | ||
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