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On October 15 2026 17:17 Liquid`Drone wrote:
I mean for the top tier teams yeah, they're probably all gonna make it. For the mid tier teams it's super exciting. Two seasons ago you had both City and PSG in danger of getting knocked out before the final game though (either team would've been out if they had lost) - that's when PSG ended up winning.
Norway getting 4 points vs Bayern and Dortmund is pretty sweet!
Hmm, yeah. I guess I should pick some favorites from the mid tier and start cheering for them. Bodo is the obvious long term underdog, but maybe there are some other fun ones somewhere in there too.
And it can get exiting for top tier ones too, but they have to fumble a lot of stuff over a longer period of time before the threat starts to materialize.
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Norway28915 Posts
Today, 40 goals in 9 games lol.
Bodø-Glimt with a honorable 3-4 loss away vs Napoli. 3 points after 3 of the 4 toughest games is okay.
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Pissed at Stuttgart. Should have won that easily...
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On October 21 2026 07:43 Liquid`Drone wrote:
Today, 40 goals in 9 games lol.
Also, only 2 out of 9 games are total blowouts results wise. The rest seem pretty competitive games at least on the scoreboard.
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so utd just got smashed again. see everyone in the 27-28 season. fuck this shit
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i guess i'm mentally ill because i got up at 3:45am for that.
On October 22 2026 04:12 evilfatsh1t wrote:
so utd just got smashed again. see everyone in the 27-28 season. fuck this shit
honestly at this point we should just find another team to support until the glazers and ineos are gone because nothing's going to change as long as they're still the owners. the same song and dance since ever ferguson retired. it's incredible how ferguson was able to win a champions league under the glazer ownership.
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supporting man utd is turning me into a cancer patient for sure
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Norway28915 Posts
two absolutely gorgeous assists in bayern-arsenal
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On October 22 2026 04:21 GTR wrote:i guess i'm mentally ill because i got up at 3:45am for that. Show nested quote +On October 22 2026 04:12 evilfatsh1t wrote:
so utd just got smashed again. see everyone in the 27-28 season. fuck this shit honestly at this point we should just find another team to support until the glazers and ineos are gone because nothing's going to change as long as they're still the owners. the same song and dance since ever ferguson retired. it's incredible how ferguson was able to win a champions league under the glazer ownership.
What's the 3rd best club in Manchester area (ignoring all the current drama with the two big ones)?
Also, Carrick looks like he has given up. The clips I've seen he's just standing on the sideline looking miserable.
Also, Harry Kane is a pretty good footballer. Crazy versatility.
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On October 22 2026 05:06 Bacillus wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2026 04:21 GTR wrote:i guess i'm mentally ill because i got up at 3:45am for that. On October 22 2026 04:12 evilfatsh1t wrote:
so utd just got smashed again. see everyone in the 27-28 season. fuck this shit honestly at this point we should just find another team to support until the glazers and ineos are gone because nothing's going to change as long as they're still the owners. the same song and dance since ever ferguson retired. it's incredible how ferguson was able to win a champions league under the glazer ownership. What's the 3rd best club in Manchester area (ignoring all the current drama with the two big ones)? Also, Carrick looks like he has given up. The clips I've seen he's just standing on the sideline looking miserable. Also, Harry Kane is a pretty good footballer. Crazy versatility.
Liverpool FC? 
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Out of curiosity, I looked at the actual teams in Manchester region. Apparently Bolton is in Manchester region and plays in championship.
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On October 23 2026 00:46 Bacillus wrote:
Out of curiosity, I looked at the actual teams in Manchester region. Apparently Bolton is in Manchester region and plays in championship.
Yes I'm living in Bolton and can confirm this.
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On October 22 2026 04:12 evilfatsh1t wrote:
so utd just got smashed again. see everyone in the 27-28 season. fuck this shit
Rumor says United is interested in Nagelsmann as replacement...
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On October 23 2026 19:49 Harris1st wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2026 04:12 evilfatsh1t wrote:
so utd just got smashed again. see everyone in the 27-28 season. fuck this shit Rumor says United is interested in Nagelsmann as replacement...
there wont be a manager in football that hasnt managed at united pretty soon
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How long can Man U keep hiring as if they are a top 2/3 club in the country?
I mean obviously they are still the biggest club in the world or thereabouts. I understand that, but they are already having to go a few steps below world class in hiring players, and I have no idea for how long their income can withstand overpaying players to come play for them to try and make up the gap, and given how managers tend to come away from the job, I'd be surprised if they can continue to attract good managers, too.
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i would guess that the allure of being the guy to bring an epl/cl trophy back to the club would be pretty big for any manager. its not like they dont get paid well compared to other clubs so id imagine there will always be someone lining up for the job
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Bournemouth dominated AC Milan in a European competition. Kind of a mental concept, let alone reality. Blow to the pride of Serie A for sure (Como's win notwithstanding)
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On October 24 2026 15:19 DropBear wrote:
Bournemouth dominated AC Milan in a European competition. Kind of a mental concept, let alone reality. Blow to the pride of Serie A for sure (Como's win notwithstanding)
There's a pretty wonderful clip of Bournemouth fans singing "Ruben Amorim, it happened again" in reference to Bournemouth beating Amorim's United 3-0 at some point. Even Amorim had a pretty good laugh at that one.
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Suzuki, a Japanese goalkeeper, vital in a win against Manchester City! cannot believe that one of the best gks this season so far has been a Japanese!
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