UCL Final 21/22 | Liverpool Vs Real Madrid

farfan wrote:Just when you start feeling bad for Liverpool fans, they remind you why you shouldn't.

farfan wrote:Just when you start feeling bad for Liverpool fans, they remind you why you shouldn't.

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Kaladin wrote:Liverpool fans, media, their biased sources, The Athletic, Telegraph, The Guardian, Salahistas, Klopphiles, all are completely insufferable and have taken over for me as the most dislikeable fanbase currently.

There's a sweet sweet satisfaction seeing them all unravel yesterday as to how they beat them, they genuinely believe Gegenpressing and PEDs is the only true way to dominate in football.

Want a hot-take? With the news of Mane leaving, i predict Pool to return to normalcy levels next season (i.e. battling it out for 4th, QF Pitstops).

Arquitecto wrote:This UCL loss for me was far worse for me than our last time seeing Madrid in the final.

I am sure as seen here one saw how sure I was not due to any disrespect to Real Madrid who somehow earned the ire of the entire world with their pragmatic and bland brand of football yet end up winning a title and now the grandest title of them all.

What I discussed with my boys pre-match is what I did fear of Madrid is

-Karim Benzema
-Carlo Ancelotti who is the King of the UCL
-Real Madrid european pedigree, the latter which is a real even if a pseudo-science but this is the squad who has won it 4 times and now 5.


LFC players came in the game rather tense in their expression whereas Real Madrid came in looking like its another day at the office for them, so experienced they are by now.

The game itself was dire as most CL finals are as I won't bother to analyse what we did wrong and how bland Klopp's gameplan was against a rather flat and immobile Madrid but in the end outside of us relying upon the pace and ingenuity of Sarah yet again it was that same arrogance that loses us so many chances.


Thiago and VVD who are masters at that. You know the attempt at being non-chalant at being pro-active yet not really doing what they are best at.

Same old issues were exposed and its obvious the squad and its style needs a reinvigoration but these are all issues I am a bit too upset to do so.

I first of all want to thank Real Madrid for knocking out Man City for if it was them who would win the sensation in the pit of my tummy would be indescribable but truth be told I don't really mind Real winning. Why?

Long since accepted that since they won 4 last decade that they will always, and I mean always be the kings of this tourney for no one is going to catch up to 13 let alone now 14, unless we speak a time beyond my lifespan.

I also like that its Carlo who wins who now has FOUR titles, proving wrong a lot who gave him stick on this forum as he still remains a league scrub but on this stage he truly has managed to come out to be the best.

All of this without Cristiano and a squad old as a retirement home.

Courtois, to Carlo to Benzema have all proven all who doubted them through the years and they came out to be 100% deserved winners yesterday and if Benzema doesn't win the Ballon D'Or then something definitely is wrong in the upper hierarchies.


Yes I was so sure of our win but I also am not surprised Madrid managed to squeeze out a result and maybe this will stifle the all annoying PL wave cause Real Madrid just BTFO their top three teams.


Happy for my friends here who support RM and congratulations to Doc who I traded off once or twice in our chances for the win.

halamadrid2 wrote:The more I read about what happened the more i believe that Pool fans were scapegoats for a serious lack of organisation by the police and Uefa

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farfan wrote:So far the only person who's getting bent over and taken advantage of is the Emir A large network of players, incompetent directors, agents, brokers, and ghost employees are getting filthy rich off his back while his Champions League dream seems to drift further away each year.

That club is rotten to the core and I'm predicting that some invisible hands will sabotage Luis Campos' work.