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Champions league QF
Champions league QF
Bayern v Inter
Arsenal v Real
Barcelona v Dortmund
PSG v Villa
4 decent ties, the top two look the closest with not much in the odds. Hopefully some entertaining games that will save me spending the evenings searching for something to watch.
Does anyone give a shit and be watching?
Arsenal v Real
Barcelona v Dortmund
PSG v Villa
4 decent ties, the top two look the closest with not much in the odds. Hopefully some entertaining games that will save me spending the evenings searching for something to watch.
Does anyone give a shit and be watching?
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Ah, there's the little dig, I bet you've been dying to say that
But yea you weren't wrong, we need so much better than this sideways/backwards fucking toff.

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So three of the second legs next week look pretty much dead in the water, not great for the 'neutral'. PSG look scary right now.
See how Spurs and Manu fare tonight.
See how Spurs and Manu fare tonight.
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My Google said January 15 2022..
But if so fair enough... Shame he's now as shit at them as he is at everything
But if so fair enough... Shame he's now as shit at them as he is at everything
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Iron Duke" wrote: ↑09 Apr 2025, 19:07 Gank, don’t forget Ward-Prowse has scored the joint-most goals from direct free kicks alongside Beckham.
Then he joined West Ham.
He stopped scoring them a while before he joined us..
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Prince William in the tunnel in Paris
Hoping it turns out better than it did for his Mum
Hoping it turns out better than it did for his Mum
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He's a very good player but he got massively hyped up last year when he scored 17 goals before Xmas, playing as a false 9.
Let's not forget as well that he's still only 21. Pirlo wasn't even a 1st team regular at that age, let alone controlling games. If Bellingham improves as much as Rice has since he was 21 then he'll be some player.
Let's not forget as well that he's still only 21. Pirlo wasn't even a 1st team regular at that age, let alone controlling games. If Bellingham improves as much as Rice has since he was 21 then he'll be some player.
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Is it just me, but I struggle to see what all the fuss is with Bellingham, I know he got a couple of crackers in last summers Euros but I don5 see him controlling games like a Messi, Pirlo etc
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Jean-Luc Paul Goddard" wrote: ↑09 Apr 2025, 13:33Gank wrote: ↑09 Apr 2025, 12:44 I don't remember him taking any free kicks or corners for us, so he has learned those techniques whilst at Arsenal - that means that if we had kept him he wouldn't have improved to the degree to which he has done and we would have kept the old Rice, not the current one.He did actually take a few in his last season with us. I remember a lot of people moaning about it as it seemed Moyes was just allowing him to do whatever he liked. If he'd stayed with us I'm sure he'd have taken a lot more, although maybe not as well as he does now. It seems pretty obvious that Arsenal practice a lot at set pieces, given how many goals they get from them.
For the record Rice took 19 corners and 6 free kicks for us that year.
I stand corrected!
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Gank wrote: ↑09 Apr 2025, 12:44 I don't remember him taking any free kicks or corners for us, so he has learned those techniques whilst at Arsenal - that means that if we had kept him he wouldn't have improved to the degree to which he has done and we would have kept the old Rice, not the current one.
He did actually take a few in his last season with us. I remember a lot of people moaning about it as it seemed Moyes was just allowing him to do whatever he liked. If he'd stayed with us I'm sure he'd have taken a lot more, although maybe not as well as he does now. It seems pretty obvious that Arsenal practice a lot at set pieces, given how many goals they get from them.
For the record Rice took 19 corners and 6 free kicks for us that year.
For the record Rice took 19 corners and 6 free kicks for us that year.
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Fauxstralian wrote: ↑09 Apr 2025, 13:14 PSG play the winner of Madrid & Arsenal in the semi final
If they play like they did v Liverpool PSG should finally win the Champions League
Have seemed to realise that having Messi MBappe & Neymar means you have 8 men when the other team has the ball
Much better team now
Ah ok. Thanks for correcting me.
And yes, totally agree..... PSG have learnt that you don't need a mega star to be a mega team. Often it holds you back.
PSG's recruitment has been superb and they now have a blend of young and old players and the mix is perfect. Dembele now out of the shadows of big names is playing the best football of his life.
And yes, totally agree..... PSG have learnt that you don't need a mega star to be a mega team. Often it holds you back.
PSG's recruitment has been superb and they now have a blend of young and old players and the mix is perfect. Dembele now out of the shadows of big names is playing the best football of his life.
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PSG play the winner of Madrid & Arsenal in the semi final
If they play like they did v Liverpool PSG should finally win the Champions League
Have seemed to realise that having Messi MBappe & Neymar means you have 8 men when the other team has the ball
Much better team now
If they play like they did v Liverpool PSG should finally win the Champions League
Have seemed to realise that having Messi MBappe & Neymar means you have 8 men when the other team has the ball
Much better team now
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Let's just pray for an early Madrid goal and a red card for Arsenal and then follows a dreadful night for Arsenal so all these gobby Gooners can slither back to Arsenal TV and carry on their incessent moaning. The new breed of Arsenal fan are massive cunts. I know old school Gooners who cannot stand their own support (or majority of it).
Then next step is for PSG to win it by beating Madrid in the final.
Nice and tidy.
Then next step is for PSG to win it by beating Madrid in the final.
Nice and tidy.
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I don't remember him taking any free kicks or corners for us, so he has learned those techniques whilst at Arsenal - that means that if we had kept him he wouldn't have improved to the degree to which he has done and we would have kept the old Rice, not the current one.
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Arteta is playing Rice in a more advanced role his free kicks and corners are the best in the business and bloody good luck to him it's just a shame that we couldn't keep him happy with better players around him.
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Those free kicks by Rice were awesome!
In a way, I'm gutted he never stayed, or we even held onto him until his contract ran out.
Did we spend the Rice money wisely? Did it improve the team and did we go on to greater things?
In a way, I'm gutted he never stayed, or we even held onto him until his contract ran out.
Did we spend the Rice money wisely? Did it improve the team and did we go on to greater things?
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Two great fee kicks, I look forward to him hanging on to his ability when we re-sign him in 2033 when his legs have gone and he needs to top up his pension.