UEFA Europa Conference League-Knockout stages (Olympiacos)

[Rodders]

Thank you. I'm trying to think of a quip about it, but I have a massive sense of humour failure when trying to recall that whole era.

Wasn't one of Chuck's last gifts to us Tim sodding Sherwood?

Seattle Villan. Bloody Hell.

[Percy McCarthy]

There's a twat with a megaphone, but at least he appears to be following the game, unlike the twat with a megaphone in Warsaw.

I have watched a few Stuntpegg videos and she went to the Polish El-Classico a few months ago and she picked him out a few times.

She did one from the Holte for the Alan Hutton derby in 2018 which is well worth a watch

What do I type into YouTube to search for it? These embedded videos are a bit of a dead end, annoyingly.

[Somniloquism]

Stuntpegg is the channel name for her. But I don't know if she did the Alan Hutton game on the channel of that name or elsewhere as her videos now start Jan 2020. She was employed by ITV sport to give coverage of Coventry v Maidstone on their channel the other day.

[Percy McCarthy]

We didn't have Moreno or Ramsey for a good chunk of the start of the season either and managed to cope with both competitions. If we are worried on what players might miss a next match, then we might as well not turn up and hand them a 3-0 win because injuries can happen at any time, and even the team you put out as three starters who will probably start against Spurs as well.

i am pretty sure my team will not be anything like the team that starts Thursday, I am sure that we will prioritise Sunday and rest any vulnerable player.
I am more interested in us coming home unscathed than the result, such is the potential impact of Qualifying for the Champions League.

It’s quite reasonable to suggest that our performance in Europe could be the decider for England getting a fifth CL spot, which could make our UECL results more crucial than finishing above Spurs.

[Percy McCarthy]

Stuntpegg is the channel name for her. But I don't know if she did the Alan Hutton game on the channel of that name or elsewhere as her videos now start Jan 2020. She was employed by ITV sport to give coverage of Coventry v Maidstone on their channel the other day.

Ta.

[rjp]

I've taken my good lady to them all as well. Managed to buy a ticket for the home end at Mostar for her and they let her in the away end.

We don't want descriptions of your reward in the hotel afterwards.

lol

[Pat McMahon]

Stuntpegg is the channel name for her. But I don't know if she did the Alan Hutton game on the channel of that name or elsewhere as her videos now start Jan 2020. She was employed by ITV sport to give coverage of Coventry v Maidstone on their channel the other day.

Ta.

I just tried Percy and couldn’t find it either. I remember she loved the atmosphere and said it was the best she’d witnessed after the old firm.

[Paul.S]

Which pub is best to head to tomorrow when there, as don’t have a ticket but going over.

Lots to choose from all over Amsterdam. I may venture where the masses will be just before we all go to the game but have a look elsewhere as well.

[Dogtanian]

We didn't have Moreno or Ramsey for a good chunk of the start of the season either and managed to cope with both competitions. If we are worried on what players might miss a next match, then we might as well not turn up and hand them a 3-0 win because injuries can happen at any time, and even the team you put out as three starters who will probably start against Spurs as well.

i am pretty sure my team will not be anything like the team that starts Thursday, I am sure that we will prioritise Sunday and rest any vulnerable player.
I am more interested in us coming home unscathed than the result, such is the potential impact of Qualifying for the Champions League.

It’s quite reasonable to suggest that our performance in Europe could be the decider for England getting a fifth CL spot, which could make our UECL results more crucial than finishing above Spurs.

There are more points awarded to Champions League and Europa League wins than Conference League ones, so there's more to gain from the other teams than us.

[Meanwood Villa]

We didn't have Moreno or Ramsey for a good chunk of the start of the season either and managed to cope with both competitions. If we are worried on what players might miss a next match, then we might as well not turn up and hand them a 3-0 win because injuries can happen at any time, and even the team you put out as three starters who will probably start against Spurs as well.

i am pretty sure my team will not be anything like the team that starts Thursday, I am sure that we will prioritise Sunday and rest any vulnerable player.
I am more interested in us coming home unscathed than the result, such is the potential impact of Qualifying for the Champions League.

It’s quite reasonable to suggest that our performance in Europe could be the decider for England getting a fifth CL spot, which could make our UECL results more crucial than finishing above Spurs.

There are more points awarded to Champions League and Europa League wins than Conference League ones, so there's more to gain from the other teams than us.

There isn't but there are bonus points available at QF stage whereas it is SF stage for conference league

[Dogtanian]

There isn't but there are bonus points available at QF stage whereas it is SF stage for conference league

Ah, okay. I just thought there was because when you look at our score for this season, we’ve got 2pts per win. But teams in CL and Europa League got 3pts per win.

https://www.football-coefficient.eu/coefficient/

[Meanwood Villa]

I've spent way too much time on wiki in recent weeks trying to get my head around it

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFA_coefficient#Men's_association_coefficient

[Des Little]

Here’s a conundrum I’m dealing with - hoping that someone may know the answer to…

Me and my other half have planned a weekend away (leaving Friday 3rd May) in Brighton to coincide with us playing them. Obviously if we’re still in ECL the game moves to Sunday, but the question is - how are the later stage knockout ties decided about who plays home or away frost? Does being a seeded team still come into it at that stage or is it pure chance?

Thought I’d ask!

[Meanwood Villa]

Here’s a conundrum I’m dealing with - hoping that someone may know the answer to…

Me and my other half have planned a weekend away (leaving Friday 3rd May) in Brighton to coincide with us playing them. Obviously if we’re still in ECL the game moves to Sunday, but the question is - how are the later stage knockout ties decided about who plays home or away frost? Does being a seeded team still come into it at that stage or is it pure chance?

Thought I’d ask!

It is completely open draw as far as I'm aware so no seeding. Quarters and semis are drawn at the same time so, fingers crossed, we will know on Friday how it will pan out.

[Meanwood Villa]

Week on Friday I mean