Magma
TheBrownDog
bet sevilla dont think it's a joke. that champions league money will help them tenfold.
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Thats great if you think that, all a matter of choice. I much preferred when it was the Cup Winners Cup but really struggle to get into it these days. Can fully understand how you feel, my Nan was a passionate Aberdeen supporter and she used to joke that it was the only chance they would play in Europe, I followed it a little when I was younger but rarely do now. For some clubs the burden on players is just too much in multiple comps and safety in the EPL is far more important for themIt's a great competition. It doesnt deserve contempt.
Clubs that don't treat it seriously deserve contempt IMO.
Thank God the old topic title was changed ...Astra Giurgiu knock out West Ham. English clubs doing badly starting very early in Europe this season
2 of those goals were rockets, bodes well for the start of the league.Interesting game for us, a tale of two halves.
Really frustrating first half, Aubameyang missed a couple of sitters, Reus had a penalty waved away and we didnt capitalise.
Second half, carnage. Reus, Auba, Mkhitaryan x 3. His 3 strikes, although against not the best competition, were a great confidence booster for him, as he is a genuine confidence player. Shows a bit of why we paid 27m for him
That was hard to watch. Artificial pitches make for a fast game, but geez we looked flat early on.Soo... there was some Europa matches, in case anyone cared. Southampton drew to the Danish Moneyballers (Who have a link with Brentford).
Mr Dortmund would be quite pleased with the comeback his team made against a very odd team.
The 2nd leg is on the 27th.
Southampton could be the 2nd English side knocked out before the group stage!
Was talking about this with a mate of mine. The PL is too even from 4th down to about 18th for the English sides to give this cup priority over league form. The challenges faced going to a Stoke or Palace for the English sides on the Sunday after a EL game is so much greater than going to sides like Caen or EmpoliWhich I think they'd be very happy for given their league form!
It does hurt the lower sides who dont have the squad. Hopefully we have a good enough squad now to really give the EL a shake without it affecting our PL form.Was talking about this with a mate of mine. The PL is too even from 4th down to about 18th for the English sides to give this cup priority over league form. The challenges faced going to a Stoke or Palace for the English sides on the Sunday after a EL game is so much greater than going to sides like Caen or Empoli
Danish Brentford is an acceptable answer: http://www.theguardian.com/football...ute-champions-league-brentford-matthew-benhamGreat story for that club who's name I'm not even going to attempt to spell.
Danish Brentford is an acceptable answer: http://www.theguardian.com/football...ute-champions-league-brentford-matthew-benham
Calculated down to the finest detail. Stats be damned indeed.
Yeah think they must have lost a Champions League qualifier and moved into the Europa. Would be strange the Danish league winners not getting at least a CL qualifying spotAren't they in the Europa League now.. not Champions League?
Yeah think they must have lost a Champions League qualifier and moved into the Europa. Would be strange the Danish league winners not getting at least a CL qualifying spot
Aren't they in the Europa League now.. not Champions League?
Last season was their first season in the Championship and were very close to getting into the playoffs. Were in the playoff spots most the season. Not sure how they'll do this season without Pritchard and if they've sold Gray and Odubajo. If they can find some more guys like Jota they'll be close againAh that makes sense.
It's interesting that Brentford aren't moving in the same direction given the same owner. I know they've been impressive in recent seasons in signing unknown young players - like Gray and Odubajo - but I wouldn't say they're pulling up roots in the Championship.
Last season was their first season in the Championship and were very close to getting into the playoffs. Were in the playoff spots most the season. Not sure how they'll do this season without Pritchard and if they've sold Gray and Odubajo. If they can find some more guys like Jota they'll be close again
Is that the main comp that your lot have barely ever played in, let alone won five times.At least they are in it from the start this time and not wasting everyone's time with 6 games in the main comp this time