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Champions League
Barca was beautiful, it wasn't at all boring. Boring was only that the dominance left games without end-to-end action, and just methodical progression in one single direction. But if I was a Barca fan why would I even get bored at oppositions not getting any chance vs us.. -
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Inter Milan
rooting for a 0-0 is the weirdest way to view football. Legit yelled at my screen when I was rooting for Shakhtar's defense for 20mins straight, and suddenly see Handanovic leaving his goal for the corner kick in the 94th minute in an all or nothing attempt.- Yannik
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- Forum: Club football
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Champions League
No, it's the statistic probability that these teams are drawn together for the RO16. Real Madrid for example can only be drawn vs 4 teams, one of them being FC Porto. Porto however can be drawn vs 7 teams. So the probability they meet each other can neither be 1/4 and 1/7 at the same time. -
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Champions League
Lmao, all Gladbach players in front of one dudes iPad at the Bernabeu pitch watching Shakhtar-Inter and celebrating. Congratz -
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Champions League
https://www.en24news.com/sport/en/2020/12/the-dramatic-life-story-of-sebastian-coltescu-the-referee-involved-in-the-racism-scandal-he-wanted-to-commit-suicide-lost-his-parents-and-divorced-twice.html Ref Coltescu is literally chronically depressive and a survivor of 2 suicide attempts. Sure... -
Champions League
This is one of the rare times, where I'm not on the "anti-racism" side. Using "the black one" as a reference and not as a derogatory term is not an act of willful racism. There is a difference between racism and political incorrectness. It is important to stress that people should just stop... -
Champions League
United almost robbed themselves to the KO round in the last 10 mins through 2 illegitimate goals. -
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Bundesliga
I mean England is equally big on "support your local team" type of stuff. But other than that nah, way different. England is still a corporate fuckfest, ultra culture isn't a thing, you are not allowed to stand in the stadium and season tickets cost 10 times what they cost in Germany. Germany's...- Yannik
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Bundesliga
It's always been like that. Yes, it's limiting potential, but people don't think challenging Bayern is important enough to throw out traditions, souvereignity and culture for corporate pleasure. Simply different priorities.- Yannik
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Bundesliga
But that's exactly why they don't want it. German fans and clubs oppose Wolfsburg and Bayer. Not to mention RB.- Yannik
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Bundesliga
It's not about domestic competition, they simply want to remain sovereign instead of living and dying by the hands of a billionaire.- Yannik
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Bundesliga
You would be wrong. Bayern is open to a referendum challenging 50+1. It's the smaller clubs that don't want owners involved in the BuLi.- Yannik
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Bundesliga
Of course, it's compensating a lot. But we're lacking the firepower of individual class. Take Gladbach for example, all in all great players but none of them is top team material. They were able to match teams such as Inter and Madrid, but not enough to beat them. BuLi teams right now fair...- Yannik
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Bundesliga
Quality among the top 9 has greatly improved over the last few years. Performances in CL/EL are consistent and great. Still no team able to challenge Bayern though. BVB and RB are scratching top team status, but cannot keep their squads together. Italy is far closer to exciting title...- Yannik
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- Forum: Club football
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