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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: vansmack on September 16, 2003, 03:14:00 pm
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And United open the scoring of the 2003-2004 champions league.
And again. 2-0 United.
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Make that 3-0 United.
Mikael Silvestre(13)
Quinton Fortune(15)
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer(33)
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Are you at home watching this on t' tele?
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Originally posted by Anton Newcombe:
Are you at home watching this on t' tele?
Yep. PPV on DirecTV (otherwise I have to watch Real on ESPN2 - no way).
Make that 4-0.
Nicky Butt(40)
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I forgot all about it......
for all the work I am doing I should have gone to the Lucky Bar......
so you think they might win then?
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Originally posted by Anton Newcombe:
I forgot all about it......
for all the work I am doing I should have gone to the Lucky Bar......
so you think they might win then?
If I were a betting man, I would put my money on United.
Other half time scores:
Real 2-0 MArsaille
Sparta Prague 0-0 Chelsea
Rangers 0 - 1 Stuggart
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United 5 - 0 Panthiwhatever
Djemba-Djemba (83)
More importantly, Rangers with goals in 74 & 79 minutes have taken the lead over Stuttgart.
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Originally posted by vansmack:
Mikael Silvestre(13)
Quinton Fortune(15)
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer(33)
Djemba-Djemba
Any Americans on that team?
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Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Originally posted by vansmack:
Mikael Silvestre(13)
Quinton Fortune(15)
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer(33)
Djemba-Djemba
Any Americans on that team? [/b]
Tim Howard, the starting goalkeeper for United, is American.
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Fuck! This is going to be the worst year in my life. I wish it was already june 04.
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Anyway, this year I will root for Man. United, Ajax, and Real Sociedad (this basque team is great).
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Originally posted by Barcelona:
Anyway, this year I will root for Man. United, Ajax, and Real Sociedad (this basque team is great).
I feel for you Barca, I really do.
I'm pulling for Ajax too (I like the dutch teams) and Real Sociedad have it tough with Juve and Gastalray (it's never easy to play in Turkey), but I like them and Juve to come out of that group.
But Barca's off to a good start in what should be a crowded fight for the UEFA spots for next year, don't you think?
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Originally posted by vansmack:
Originally posted by Barcelona:
Anyway, this year I will root for Man. United, Ajax, and Real Sociedad (this basque team is great).
I feel for you Barca, I really do.
I'm pulling for Ajax too (I like the dutch teams) and Real Sociedad have it tough with Juve and Gastalray (it's never easy to play in Turkey), but I like them and Juve to come out of that group.
But Barca's off to a good start in what should be a crowded fight for the UEFA spots for next year, don't you think? [/b]
Let's hope we make it to the Champions League next season. I think it might not be difficult. I even think that not playing it this year gives us a good chance of winning La Liga.
As for today's games, I was surprised to see Arsenal losing at home 3-0 against Inter. That game must have been bizarre. Inter has never had a good team overall, it is the typical rich guy buying expensive players here and there, changing coaches now and then, but never making a good block. I don't know, Arsenal is also a very irregular team. Anyway, let's hope Manchester U., Ajax and Real Sociedad make it to the next round.
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Originally posted by Barcelona:
As for today's games, I was surprised to see Arsenal losing at home 3-0 against Inter. That game must have been bizarre. Inter has never had a good team overall, it is the typical rich guy buying expensive players here and there, changing coaches now and then, but never making a good block. I don't know, Arsenal is also a very irregular team. Anyway, let's hope Manchester U., Ajax and Real Sociedad make it to the next round.
Arsenal continue their abysmal display in Europe and their pourous defense was brutally exposed. United should kick the shit out of them this weekend. Losing to an Italian team 0-1 is understandable with their boring defensive game, but 0-3 at Highbury is downright embarrassing.
Celtic must be feeling very unfortunate as well with their 0-1 lead being dismantled in the last 20 minutes by Bayern Munich. Oh well - you're spanish team won though, so you must be pleased.
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Originally posted by vansmack:
Originally posted by Barcelona:
As for today's games, I was surprised to see Arsenal losing at home 3-0 against Inter. That game must have been bizarre. Inter has never had a good team overall, it is the typical rich guy buying expensive players here and there, changing coaches now and then, but never making a good block. I don't know, Arsenal is also a very irregular team. Anyway, let's hope Manchester U., Ajax and Real Sociedad make it to the next round.
Arsenal continue their abysmal display in Europe and their pourous defense was brutally exposed. United should kick the shit out of them this weekend. Losing to an Italian team 0-1 is understandable with their boring defensive game, but 0-3 at Highbury is downright embarrassing.
<img src="http://www.soccernet.com/images/jb2/scoreboard_rk332.jpg" alt=" - " />
Celtic must be feeling very unfortunate as well with their 0-1 lead being dismantled in the last 20 minutes by Bayern Munich. Oh well - you're spanish team won though, so you must be pleased. [/b]
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GO STEELERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Aren't Arsenal from France?
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Originally posted by mankie:
Aren't Arsenal from France?
They sure play like it, but Marsaille put up a better fight against Real, I can assure you that.
And Monaco beat PSV Eidenhoven, who really haven't recovered from the loss of Ruud Van Nistelrooy.
Therefore, Arsenal may be a bad imitation of a French team, which might make them almost American.
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Lokomotiv 0 - Arsenal 0
It looks like they should start thinking about finishing third in their group and therefore getting into the UEFA Cup.
Let's keep this thread alive until the end of the Champions League (feel free to post "go Steelers" and "go Yankees" messages as well).
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Originally posted by Barcelona:
Let's keep this thread alive until the end of the Champions League (feel free to post "go Steelers" and "go Yankees" messages as well).
...or Cubs or Redsocks.
Not that I care either way, but it would be nice for a team who hasn't won in donkey's years to win it this year.
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mankie. . i always knew you were a baseball fan.
Mankie at Wrigley (http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/cubs/ct-ozzyatwrigley,0,1030737.realvideo?coll=cs-cubs-headlines)
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According to The New York Times - Men's Fashion of The Times, this Swedish guy from Arsenal -Lunberg or something -- is the new David Beckham.
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Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
According to The New York Times - Men's Fashion of The Times, this Swedish guy from Arsenal -Lunberg or something -- is the new David Beckham.
Pictures, please. ;)
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http://user.tninet.se/~iql632h/index3.html (http://user.tninet.se/~iql632h/index3.html)
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Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
http://user.tninet.se/~iql632h/index3.html (http://user.tninet.se/~iql632h/index3.html)
Oh, yes. Thank you, GGW. :D
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Stuttgart 2- Manchester United 1
Chelsea 0 - Besiktas 2 (at home, that is surprising)
Be careful!
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Barcelona....I always say you can't go through the whole of the tournament without losing a game, so better we get it out of the way in the group stage.