Re: -The Official Club of Europa League>Champions League Gathering-

by Lex Thu Feb 20, 2014 7:55 pm

HAHAHA Tottenham Laughing

It's nice of Sherwood to try and cheer us Gooners up a bit by losing to......um.....

*checks livescore*

...........Dnipro ( -The Official Club of Europa League>Champions League Gathering- - Page 28 Shrug

-The Official Club of Europa League>Champions League Gathering- - Page 28 Shrug

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by Robespierre Thu Feb 20, 2014 7:57 pm

Anyway Trabzonspor squad well organized , good impression, it deserved a goal
But when your opponent are much stronger and your defence is awful the loss is expected

I hope Tottenham will overturn the result in return match . I am not so impressed about this Tottenham to be fair, but it would be a valid opponent in more to battle against Juventus for EL title, anyway widely favorites to win it.

by Helmer Thu Feb 20, 2014 7:57 pm

Eintracht starting their first team, come Porto, you will suffer at home today :bow:

by Art Morte Thu Feb 20, 2014 7:59 pm

Art Morte wrote:It's a fantastic competition, the only downside is that some clubs who think they should be in the CL take it less seriously.

If I'm online, will be watching Swansea v Napoli.

Benitez, Reina and Shelvey

Neither Reina or Shelvey are playing, f*** this s*** Proud

by Tomwin Lannister Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:00 pm

If we get through this, I hope we use our first team against Fiorentina and sort our attitudes out in the EL

Despite winning 2-0 parts of that game were downright pathetic.

Can't be too mad though considering we had to use our 3rd 4th and 5th choice CBs due to injuries.

by Robespierre Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:00 pm

Fiorentina fans feel the match against Juve more than everything, even if it is Coppa Italia, I can image for this Europa League round....
absolutely compelling

by Busby Babe Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:01 pm

I want Swansea to win but I like insigne. 4-3 to Swansea with an insigne hat-trick hmm

More likely 4-0 to napoli

by Arquitecto Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:02 pm

Will be watching Eintracht Frankfurt versus FC Porto now along with Swansea versus Napoli.

Forza Eintracht!

Edit: FFS there should be chat for this. bounce

by S Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:06 pm

Robespierre wrote:Anyway Trabzonspor squad well organized , good impression, it deserved a goal
But when your opponent are much stronger and your defence is awful the loss is expected

I hope Tottenham will overturn the result in return match . I am not so impressed about this Tottenham to be fair, but it would be a valid opponent in more to battle against Juventus for EL title, anyway widely favorites to win it.

Favorites lulz.We are going out in the next round.

by Robespierre Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:06 pm

Henrique starter for Napoli today hmm

I don't know him

by Robespierre Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:08 pm

Didac Vila AC Milan Legend scored for Betis !

by Robespierre Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:09 pm

S wrote:
Robespierre wrote:Anyway Trabzonspor squad well organized , good impression, it deserved a goal
But when your opponent are much stronger and your defence is awful the loss is expected

I hope Tottenham will overturn the result in return match . I am not so impressed about this Tottenham to be fair, but it would be a valid opponent in more to battle against Juventus for EL title, anyway widely favorites to win it.

Favorites lulz.We are going out in the next round.

the last famous words :

S wrote:This reverse-jinxing shit needs to stop.Its pretty annoying to see even mods following this thing.

by S Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:11 pm

No i'm not.With these kind of displays,there's no hope in hell that we're going far in this competition let alone winning it.Hardly a reverse-jinx.

by elm_baraja_shaman Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:12 pm

Surag is right, playing

Mehluso, Mehisla, Mehrari, Mehnucci, Mehgbonna, Mehdoin and co, we'll be knocked out by Fiorentina, that is if Trabonspor don't even overturn the 2-0 which is looking very likely now.....

by zizzle Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:13 pm

This might be the first time since the 90s where more than 1 Italian team is taking this competition seriously

by Robespierre Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:16 pm

ahahahahh Lazio' s goalkeeper saves the Panenka penalty

epic fail by Ludogorets player

by elm_baraja_shaman Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:17 pm

zizzle wrote:This might be the first time since the 90s where more than 1 Italian team is taking this competition seriously

please don't count us (Juve) among those teams cos we definitely are not from tonight's performance, and still playing more than 3 of the Juve mehs.....

by Busby Babe Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:30 pm

Nice pass from Pablo Hernandez, Bony... Laughing

by Arquitecto Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:51 pm

Ajax down 0-3 to Salzburg.

De Boer rofl

Ricardo Quaresma scores a world class curler from the corner of the box past Eintracht. Shocked

What a goal.

by Busby Babe Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:52 pm

by rwo power Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:54 pm

Arquitescu wrote:Basel's situation has shades to Valencia in their loss of David Villa, David Silva and Juan Mata.

Basel have lost Granit Xhaka, Momo Salah and their prodigy star Xherdan Shaq-Fu.

Yann Sommer is now inevitable given the imminent move to Borussia as then only Valentin Stocker will remain of their highly-rated players.

Their manager Murat Yakin another very talented manager who will eventually be pried away from more lucrative and fortunate clubs.

Possibly they will not only lose Yann Sommer in the summer, but also Fabian Schär and Valentin Stocker.

On the other hand, FC Basel are the absolute financial top dog in the RSL, so they will use the money to buy the best players of their rivals. For example, it is well possible that they will lure Roman Bürki from GC who is the next hottest Swiss GK prospect after Yann Sommer.

by Jay29 Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:57 pm

Maribor 1 - 0 Sevilla. Really average performance from Sevilla so far, offering nothing in attack; no creativity or movement or anything. Emery starting Cheryshev and leaving Jairo out of the squad entirely doesn't help, either.

For only 13,000 people, the Maribor fans are really generating a fantastic atmosphere.

by Arquitecto Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:58 pm

rwo power wrote:
Arquitescu wrote:Basel's situation has shades to Valencia in their loss of David Villa, David Silva and Juan Mata.

Basel have lost Granit Xhaka, Momo Salah and their prodigy star Xherdan Shaq-Fu.

Yann Sommer is now inevitable given the imminent move to Borussia as then only Valentin Stocker will remain of their highly-rated players.

Their manager Murat Yakin another very talented manager who will eventually be pried away from more lucrative and fortunate clubs.
Possibly they will not only lose Yann Sommer in the summer, but also Fabian Schär and Valentin Stocker.

On the other hand, FC Basel are the absolute financial top dog in the RSL, so they will use the money to buy the best players of their rivals. For example, it is well possible that they will lure Roman Bürki from GC who is the next hottest Swiss GK prospect after Yann Sommer.

Seen Bürki only 2-3 times but he's excellent from what I've seen in many dimensions.

Basel can afford to lose Schär but not Stocker. Personally predict Sommer leaving to either BMG or a top Italian club come summer.

OT:

HT
Ajax Amsterdam
0 - 3
SV Salzburg
14' 0 - 1 Jonathan (pen)
21' 0 - 2 Sadio Mane
35' 0 - 3 Jonathan
First Leg
Match Stats | GameCast
HT
FC Porto
1 - 0
Eintracht Frankfurt
45' Ricardo Quaresma 1 - 0
First Leg
Match Stats | GameCast
HT
Lazio
0 - 1
Ludogorets Razgrad
9' Svetoslav Dyakov (pen miss)
45' 0 - 1 Roman Bezjak
First Leg
Match Stats | GameCast
HT
Maccabi Tel-Aviv
0 - 0
FC Basel
First Leg
Match Stats | GameCast
HT
NK Maribor
1 - 0
Sevilla FC
33' Marcos Magno Morales Tavares 1 - 0
First Leg
Match Stats | GameCast
HT
Real Betis
1 - 0
FK Rubin Kazan
4' Didac 1 - 0
28' Alexander Prudnikov
First Leg
Match Stats | GameCast
HT
Swansea City
0 - 0
Napoli
First Leg
Match Stats | GameCast
HT
Viktoria Plzen
0 - 0
Shakhtar Donetsk

by Busby Babe Thu Feb 20, 2014 9:03 pm

Napoli, have less possession today, than in any of their 6 champions league games. Swanselona indeed Proud

by Firenze Thu Feb 20, 2014 9:04 pm

Arquitescu wrote:Ajax down 0-3 to Salzburg.

De Boer

Ricardo Quaresma scores a world class curler from the corner of the box past Eintracht. :shock:What a goal.

by Tomwin Lannister Thu Feb 20, 2014 9:06 pm

Nazio at home losing 1-0 to Ludogrets? Or some scrub team

F*cking Lazio, teams like them and Udinese should be barred from Europe.

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