Quote from: Demitri_C on February 18, 2025, 10:01:17 PMFair play to celtic with a fraction if a budget they almost humiliated bayernYeah, it's funny how the "fraction of the budget" argument never gets rolled out when they're steamrollering Kilmarnock or Ross County.
Fair play to celtic with a fraction if a budget they almost humiliated bayern
Quote from: Nev on February 18, 2025, 07:32:35 AMLooks soulless and identikit, as remarkable as the Reebok in Bolton when it opened. The location adjacent the river is picturesque but I'd wager there is fuck all around the ground itself.I know I'm old fashioned and out of step but the club will loose much of it's identity with the move. I recall my first visit to Liverpool (a 1-1 draw, Ian Olney for us). We parked near Stanley Park at the top of the hill, after the match you could see the floodlights of the huge Main Stand at Goodison (I'd yet to visit), shining brightly in the December gloom, must've been a reserve game or some such. Having the two clubs at either end of the park was a great feature, you could drink in the Everton pubs when visiting Anfield and vice versa. Time moves in I know but Goodison Park holds some special memories for Villa Fans, never mind the Blue Scousers. Shame."Graham Taylors Claret and Blue Army"I'm with you Nev.[/quoteThe singularly most amazing continuous half time chant in history. And I was there.
Looks soulless and identikit, as remarkable as the Reebok in Bolton when it opened. The location adjacent the river is picturesque but I'd wager there is fuck all around the ground itself.I know I'm old fashioned and out of step but the club will loose much of it's identity with the move. I recall my first visit to Liverpool (a 1-1 draw, Ian Olney for us). We parked near Stanley Park at the top of the hill, after the match you could see the floodlights of the huge Main Stand at Goodison (I'd yet to visit), shining brightly in the December gloom, must've been a reserve game or some such. Having the two clubs at either end of the park was a great feature, you could drink in the Everton pubs when visiting Anfield and vice versa. Time moves in I know but Goodison Park holds some special memories for Villa Fans, never mind the Blue Scousers. Shame."Graham Taylors Claret and Blue Army"
Celtic will get to go again next season, and the one after and the one after that etc...
Quote from: Jon Crofts on February 18, 2025, 10:30:35 PMQuote from: luke95 on February 18, 2025, 10:28:55 PMBrugge are to play either Inter or Arsenal , according to Sky anyway.Sky haven’t got a clue.Sky have probably forgotten we’re in it.
Quote from: luke95 on February 18, 2025, 10:28:55 PMBrugge are to play either Inter or Arsenal , according to Sky anyway.Sky haven’t got a clue.
Brugge are to play either Inter or Arsenal , according to Sky anyway.
Just registered with Bruges website
Quote from: Percy McCarthy on February 18, 2025, 10:32:46 PMQuote from: Jon Crofts on February 18, 2025, 10:30:35 PMQuote from: luke95 on February 18, 2025, 10:28:55 PMBrugge are to play either Inter or Arsenal , according to Sky anyway.Sky haven’t got a clue.Sky have probably forgotten we’re in it.To be fair Sky do a far better job of covering UCL outside the live match than TNT who do fuck all other than showing matches.
That’s the first time I’ve seen Rafa Leao play for any extended period. Take it he was uncharacteristically out of form, because he was dreadful.
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