UEFA Champions League 2018/19

[moomba]

Just two more fans on BF who can’t handle constructive criticism of their players. Sterling can terrorise defences, but like you were saying and I backed up, it’s mostly all on instinct.

If I couldn't handle criticism of Sterling after the last couple of years I'd be in a straight jacket somewhere.

Someone made a comment, I answered it with my thoughts. It has nothing to do with being unable to handle criticism.

 

[WealstoneRaider]

If I couldn't handle criticism of Sterling after the last couple of years I'd be in a straight jacket somewhere.

Someone made a comment, I answered it with my thoughts. It has nothing to do with being unable to handle criticism.

Fair enough, but you were making sarcastic cheap shots which indicated you were carrying a pound of salt

 

[Bradesmaen]

Composure, ability to think on your feet, instinctiveness is an important component of the ability to finish. You can't have one without the others.

Of course you can. Just ask Sadio Mane.

 

[WealstoneRaider]

Composure, ability to think on your feet, instinctiveness is an important component of the ability to finish. You can't have one without the others.

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

**** off city

 

[moomba]

Fair enough, but you were making sarcastic cheap shots which indicated you were carrying a pound of salt

No salt. It was just a cheap shot for no other reason than if you can't take a cheap shot in that situation when can you?

 

[WealstoneRaider]

No salt. It was just a cheap shot for no other reason than if you can't take a cheap shot in that situation when can you?

That also fair enough, and I probably would have made one also. But you know, some people on here you can banter with while others take things to heart a bit too much. You can’t deny you’re massively defensive with City, as all the FFP stuff has shown. Maybe I’ve got you wrong but I don’t think so

 

[moomba]

Whatever.

 

[RPCB]

I wonder what Juventus-era TypeClub is up to these days.

 

[ADL9798]

Not sure why Bayern have to come out and play anymore than Liverpool does. It’s 0-0. Worst case if Liverpool don’t score it goes to penalties

Because away goals. If Liverpool score once Bayern need 2 to go through. It’s a bit of a gamble for Bayern to play for a 0-0 draw in that scenario.

In any case, I can’t see either team locking it down in the 2nd leg. What may work in our favour is the fact that Bayern’s defence isn’t overly quick, and if forced to play higher up the pitch than they did in the 1st leg to support a more attacking approach, could be vulnerable to being hit on transition. Will be interesting to see how it will play out tactically, finely balanced atm.

 

[mike123]

Play three midfielders who can’t move the ball forward to save their lives and that’s what you get

 

[Hawkforce]

I prefer Son. Better football brain and just a joy to watch and have in your side. Leaving ability aside, the positivity and feel good factor of the bloke alone is worth his weight in gold

Like I said I wouldn't swap Son for Sterling in this current Spurs side for all the reasons you outline.

But I think you do Sterling a disservice when it comes to having a "better football brain". The only thing Son has over Sterling (apart from his infectious personality) is the ability to score worldies with both feet.

Look, its a silly debate really. They are both great players. But everyone loves Son. Many people bizarrely dislike Raheem. It's wrong. The kids a star.

 

[Sozabarus]

What a manager. Consistently pulls off amazing results.

 

[WealstoneRaider]

Like I said I wouldn't swap Son for Sterling in this current Spurs side for all the reasons you outline.

But I think you do Sterling a disservice when it comes to having a "better football brain". The only thing Son has over Sterling (apart from his infectious personality) is the ability to score worldies with both feet.

Look, its a silly debate really. They are both great players. But everyone loves Son. Many people bizarrely dislike Raheem. It's wrong. The kids a star.

Saying sterling lacks composure doesn’t mean I don’t like him, I just think he can improve that part of his game - or maybe he can’t I don’t know. I think the media went overboard with their criticism as they tend to do in this country, but in all honesty I thought he made some poor life choices. The good thing is they’ve laid off him now though. You should be able to criticise players without being labelled a hater. That’s being a bit snowflakish

 

[Blueboys11]

Because away goals. If Liverpool score once Bayern need 2 to go through. It’s a bit of a gamble for Bayern to play for a 0-0 draw in that scenario.

In any case, I can’t see either team locking it down in the 2nd leg. What may work in our favour is the fact that Bayern’s defence isn’t overly quick, and if forced to play higher up the pitch than they did in the 1st leg to support a more attacking approach, could be vulnerable to being hit on transition. Will be interesting to see how it will play out tactically, finely balanced atm.

Id suggest the away goals works the other way on there mentality. They know if they play high up the pitch and leave space behind then Liverpool are destined to score. They then have to score twice.

Play it tight and try and nick it 1-0.

I think teams are figuring out to have the best chance of stopping Liverpool is to keep your wing backs at home and try and stifle the Pool front 3 who love space. Then get them on the counter themselves, or from a set piece.

Will be interesting the tactics

 

[chef]

What a manager. Consistently pulls off amazing results.

 

[kaiserchief13]

Because away goals. If Liverpool score once Bayern need 2 to go through. It’s a bit of a gamble for Bayern to play for a 0-0 draw in that scenario.

In any case, I can’t see either team locking it down in the 2nd leg. What may work in our favour is the fact that Bayern’s defence isn’t overly quick, and if forced to play higher up the pitch than they did in the 1st leg to support a more attacking approach, could be vulnerable to being hit on transition. Will be interesting to see how it will play out tactically, finely balanced atm.

Liverpool lost every away game in the group stage didn't they? They aren't suddenly going to turn around that form.

 

[Sozabarus]

You guys should be throwing everything at him. Easily in the top 2-3 managers in the world for mine.

 

[Cruyff14]

Wow

Come on Welly, he's younger than Son and arguably already better.

 

[Zidane98]

Come on Welly, he's younger than Son and arguably already better.

You dont have a soul if you prefer him to Son.

 

[Zidane98]

You guys should be throwing everything at him. Easily in the top 2-3 managers in the world for mine.

Very hard to pry him away from Atletico. Hes part of the fabric there.

 

[WealstoneRaider]

Come on Welly, he's younger than Son and arguably already better.

I respectfully disagree. We’ve all got our own opinions. Anyway ask 50,000,000 South Koreans and see what their opinion is

 

[Magma]

 

[chef]

You guys should be throwing everything at him. Easily in the top 2-3 managers in the world for mine.

So we can chew him up and spit him out?

Hes in the perfect position TBH, they are a match made in heaven and he'll be at Atletico for a very long time.

 

[SM]

I respectfully disagree. We’ve all got our own opinions. Anyway ask 50,000,000 South Koreans and see what their opinion is

What's that got to do with it?