Other Football - 2018/19 Season

[an tha]

3 goals and Spurs go through still.

Exactly the situation we faced at this stage last night.

[Lee909]

We owe Ajax one anyway

Revenge for 66 in the fog

[Lee909]

Just now, an tha said:

3 goals and Spurs go through still.

Exactly the situation we faced at this stage last night.

No Kop and no Klopp

[Lee909]

1 minute ago, skaro said:

 

I remember him scoring for them at Anfield and he looked pretty special actually - was really getting at us.

 

 

I remember us being linked and everyone, myself included not being impressed. Done great since the move, but playing in Holland must help as he doesn't have to be at it each game

[The Golden Eel]

It's quite interesting to see the trajectory of the two sides that were in the 2017 Europa League final, too. These have gone from strength to strength to reach a CL semi, possibly final, while United have got shitter and shitter since.

[magicrat]

1 minute ago, Lee909 said:

No Kop and no Klopp

and worse players

[El Rojo]

Looking forward to Manchester United spending £65m on the wrong Ajax player. 

[Lee909]

These Ajax players would be perfect for us in the summer. Style would fit in so well. Really impressive side

[Lee909]

Just now, El Rojo said:

Looking forward to Manchester United spending £65m on the wrong Ajax player. 

The keeper and fullbacks hopefully 

[polymerpunkah]

City went out to that lot.

[Red House]

I know several of their players have been getting the praise (and rightly so), but ten Hag is their biggest asset. He's the next big thing manager-wise. Hope Bayern nicks him as I could see City eyeing as a potential Pep replacement.

[Jordy Brouwer]

Going to be a tough game in my opinion. I didn't realise how physically accomplished they are. 

[thegreatelephant]

2 minutes ago, El Rojo said:

Looking forward to Manchester United spending £65m on the wrong Ajax player. 

 

they'll spend it on re-signing Daley Blind, the daft cunts

[TheDrowningMan]

3 minutes ago, Jordy Brouwer said:

Going to be a tough game in my opinion. I didn't realise how physically accomplished they are. 

Unless we kill them off early, there’s no doubt it’ll be tough. Yet they have a slightly ponderous looking keeper and a defence cut open numerous times by a tired looking Spurs team before the second goal deflated them.

[Pureblood]

50 minutes ago, TheDrowningMan said:

I fear there’s a certain inevitability about Spurs winning tonight and reaching the final, as much as I want to avoid the all-English nightmare scenario. Ajax lack the experience and won’t be able to cope with the pressure in front of their own fans.

What are the lottery numbers, mate?

[aRdja]

Ziyech is some player. @cloggypop knows.

[No2]

13 minutes ago, DimReaper said:

I could be just talking out my arse obviously but I wonder if there's a slight psychological advantage in us having two of the most senior Dutch players if we do play against these. 

I think it could be a big thing, especially as the players concerned play in the same positions as their 2 best players  and probably mentor them in some way. 

[Lee909]

Hopefully Bobby will be fit and ready to go. His movement will cause issues amd Mo and Mane should get plenty out the fullbacks. If we press the midfield as  well as we did Barcelona we should do fine. The back 4 and Fabinho need to be switched on as their movement is brilliant. 

 

Should be a great game

[Vincent Vega]

12 minutes ago, Red House said:

I know several of their players have been getting the praise (and rightly so), but ten Hag is their biggest asset. He's the next big thing manager-wise. Hope Bayern nicks him as I could see City eyeing as a potential Pep replacement.

He was a coach at Bayern when Guardiola was manager there, so they will know all about him.

[Elite]

5 minutes ago, No2 said:

I think it could be a big thing, especially as the players concerned play in the same positions as their 2 best players  and probably mentor them in some way. 

Hopefully Virgil makes them all his bitches.

 

Then we sign a few of them in the summer.

[Red House]

2 minutes ago, Vincent Vega said:

He was a coach at Bayern when Guardiola was manager there, so they will know all about him.

 

Yep, that's why I'm hoping Bayern get there before them. Barca will also be interested at some point. There's a clear Pep influence in their style of play.

[1892-LFCWasBorn]

Spurs have been fucking dreadful.

 

You bunch of quims.

 

We'll beat Ajax if they get through.

 

They won't have faced a team as powerful as us.

[Jennings]

Trippier having a mare. 

[an tha]

22 minutes ago, Lee909 said:

No Kop and no Klopp

Good point well made

[Elite]

20 minutes ago, Red House said:

I know several of their players have been getting the praise (and rightly so), but ten Hag is their biggest asset. He's the next big thing manager-wise. Hope Bayern nicks him as I could see City eyeing as a potential Pep replacement.

Sounds like a craft Ale.