Champions League

[Morten]

Oil clubs fault that every time you get some sort of competition , Bayern raids their entire team. Also the oil clubs that announced Gotze's transfer right before the final Bayern vs Dortmund.

Such a power-move, basically telling Dortmund before the final "we own you", which tbf, they sort of do.

 

[Yannik]

So you were fine when Real Madrid was breaking bank for likes of CR and Kaka in the same window. Now it's the oil clubs?

It was an unpleasant anomaly back then, but it's the norm now.

The state of the German league is also a byproduct of Bayern's unchallenged dominance.

There is a difference though in wether Bayern wins 40-50% of the titles per decade, or 100%.
The players required to beat a squad like theirs cost 60m each. My club makes that in 10 years.

 

[Morten]

Remains the biggest L on Barcaforums

Also, since when did Greeks drink tea? Punjabis do though

Gicians favorite drink should be vodka.

 

[Horatio]

How much is pep to blame for this? Went well until minuten 178 over two legs.

 

[El Gato]

By the way
[MENTION=4451]Birdy[/MENTION]

Where u at

 

[Birdy]

Much of the Madrid hate probably stopped once Ronaldo left tbh. I think almost everyone would have been passionately rooting against Madrid when they were facing the likes of Bayern and Liverpool back from 2012-2018.

Not for me at least...
I don't hate Ronaldo in particular, or let's say I don't hate him more than Ramos Benzema Casemiro, and all the other Madrid cunts.
Then, nothing changed about them since 2014: they still riding on their luck or voodoo or whatever.
No reason to change attitude just because of Ronaldo.

Flip it, and you have the so-called Barca fans who were only Messi fans in disguise.
These people have no place here.

 

[Horatio]

Spartan on Saturday and Sunday , Punjabi from Monday to Wednesday and Russian on Thursday and Friday.

Muslim when CL final is played.

 

[Birdy]

By the way
[MENTION=4451]Birdy[/MENTION]

Where u at

I am here dude...
Anything in particular you want to discuss?

 

[M3ls]

Pep.

He became very programmatic.

He is moving away from wingers, who have always been an important part of his system, and playing with midfielders in the attacking line.

 

[KingLeo10]

Isn't luck by definition random?

Then why does RM get "lucky" disproportionately?

Honestly, this luck argument has no place in 2022. They don't win convincingly a lot of the time but they keep winning over and over.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

City were overall poor on the night. Very similar to how they showed up vs Atletico. Atletico were unlucky not to get the match into extra time.

Exactly. City showed cracks in that game already.

 

[Devils]

Barca's refusal to:

1) Hire worldclass managers
2) Get rid of Catalan fossils in the team
3) Avoid signing pseudo players that fit 'our' style (which is currently cross, cross and cross)

Will ultimately be the death of the club.

Sickening to think, but I can see Real Madrid having a Bayern/PSG dominance over Liga over the next few years.

Sickening.

 

[Luftstalag14]

Are they really going to go through with eliminating two-legs for semi-finals in the future?

I don't get UEFA's rationale on this move, less games, less income for everybody, right?

 

[Temptation]

Isn't luck by definition random?

Then why does RM get "lucky" disproportionately?

Honestly, this luck argument has no place in 2022. They don't win convincingly a lot of the time but they keep winning over and over.

Satire, indeed.

 

[Rassvet]

Such a power-move, basically telling Dortmund before the final "we own you", which tbf, they sort of do.

Rare error from you here Morty. It was announced before the semifinal against Madrid.

IIRC, it was done because a tax case against one of the Bayern chiefs had just broke and they wanted something to take the spotlight off that so they announced the Gotze transfer.