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4. Bournemouth, Ipswich Town, Blackburn.

Chelsea were a fearsome performer in Europe from 2004 to 2009. Since then they have gone downhill in Europe, but ironically they managed to win the Big One during their worst season in living memory. Some believe it was sheer luck (I agree with that 95%) others say it was pure grit. But, since...

And I am certain that you made all these nuances when Bayern beat Madrid on penaldos, or Dortmund beat RM by the one goal, or when Dortmund beat Malaga with an off-side goal in injury time, or when etc etc etc...

Not those who put their money down. http://www.oddschecker.com/football/champions-league/winner https://www.betfair.com/exchange/football/competition?id=228

I think that we will probably get Pogba in the end but with a much lower fee than is currently being reported and also with high (but not that high) wages for him.

Precisely.

But in BPL: No wonder they are trying to ban Spanish clubs from signing players. Now seriously, that is a simply mind-boggling statistic.

We also want to avenge our Super Cup defeat from 2006. I think Alves scored against us in that game as well. Edit: No he did not. He was MOTM though.

OK, fair enough. I still maintain that Jose tends to be overrated by the average football fan, regardless if they are his fans or not. Of course Chelsea are a very good team and of course they can do well in the CL next season. They have some young players and also have the money to buy even...

I think some statement in that vain is being made before almost every single season. Not so much about Chelsea, but about Jose. His fans just never give up. Moreover, after having been eliminated at the round of 16, technically it would only take Chelsea drawing some Galatasaray/Olympiacos (as...

In relative terms, Italy was even more dominant in the 90s, yes. This was the apex of Italian dominance in the mid-90s: http://kassiesa.home.xs4all.nl/bert/uefa/data/method1/crank1995.html In relative terms, it is even more impressive than what La Liga has achieved recently. 63.8 to 45.2 is...

They are the Barcelona of the Europa League! More victories in this competition than any other European club! Sunny SPL, the said. :wave:

Italy was slightly more dominant in the 90s.

One place was reserved for the EL champions. Valencia have to qualify though, and if they do, 5 La Liga clubs in the CL! BTW: In the last 10 years in the EL: Spain 6 - Europe 4. So much "win" for the Sunny SPL!!!

So, both teams had several chances, but Benfica's were better imo.

Benfica had several. Sevilla, not that many. From what I can remember that is. In other news: The Ukrainian President (Poroshenko) was supposed to attend the final in Warsaw tonight along with the newly elected Polish President. The Polish President bailed out of the "honor" and traveled to...

Lots of action in front of goal though. It's not always about the goals. Benfica had most of the chances if I recall well.

OK. Time is always the wisest.

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