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  • ladygooddiva
    ladygooddiva Posts: 4,169
    Klumpie wrote:
    That revenche was very quick


    that´s why i love ....:D:D foothball a match is 90 minutes:D:p
  • ladygooddiva
    ladygooddiva Posts: 4,169
    AxlUlrich wrote:
    what can manure do?!
    win Fa Cup? win Champions league?
    I DONT THINK SO :D


    next time :D:p:p

    or fianl meet up with my fave german team (next time as i said)
  • AxlUlrich
    AxlUlrich Posts: 12,652
    ladygooddiva wrote:
    next time :D:p:p

    or fianl meet up with my fave german team (next time as i said)
    Liverpool can kick Hamburg's ass any day ;)
    we always do well against German teams!
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  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    ladygooddiva wrote:
    next time :D:p:p

    or fianl meet up with my fave german team (next time as i said)

    If Bouhla will join Barca and Raffie will play an excellent World Cup he will be gone also. I don't think HSV could win the CL next time.
  • AxlUlrich
    AxlUlrich Posts: 12,652
    Manure are really fucking lucky :(
    such a cruel game..Chimbonda scored an own goal in injury time
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  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    AxlUlrich wrote:
    Manure are really fucking lucky :(
    such a cruel game..Chimbonda scored an own goal in injury time

    Manure is always lucky
  • ladygooddiva
    ladygooddiva Posts: 4,169
    AxlUlrich wrote:
    Liverpool can kick Hamburg's ass any day ;)
    we always do well against German teams!

    no way than we´ve a good team now :D
  • ladygooddiva
    ladygooddiva Posts: 4,169
    Klumpie wrote:
    If Bouhla will join Barca and Raffie will play an excellent World Cup he will be gone also. I don't think HSV could win the CL next time.

    everthing can hhappen ...you know that ...that´s foothball;)

    and anyways it wasn´t only luck i think:D:p

    so 2 of my fave teams won and one just a draw so nice week ;);)
  • Hinny
    Hinny Posts: 1,610
    AxlUlrich wrote:
    Manure are really fucking lucky :(
    such a cruel game..Chimbonda scored an own goal in injury time
    Feel so sorry for the guy. What a crappy way to lose. Wigan really do impress me a lot. For all their limitations, the spirit they've shown game in game out is absolutely marvellous.
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  • natureboy46
    natureboy46 Posts: 165
    Hinny wrote:
    Feel so sorry for the guy. What a crappy way to lose. Wigan really do impress me a lot. For all their limitations, the spirit they've shown game in game out is absolutely marvellous.

    And now that they've showed they belong they might be able to attract more players for next season. They do have quite a bit of money in the club so it looks like they'll be here to stay.

    I'm especially happy for Paul Jewell.
    In the land of the little kings
    Profit is the only thing
    And everywhere the little kings
    Are getting away with murder
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  • AxlUlrich
    AxlUlrich Posts: 12,652
    yeh i hope Wigan can continue this fairytale story next season and not fade away like we seen Ipswich etc do before.
    they were very unlucky last night..they played very well.
    but I guess they learnt last night that if you don't finish your chances..you're gonne be punished at top flight level
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  • ladygooddiva
    ladygooddiva Posts: 4,169
    today and tommorow:

    07/03/2006 El Madrigal Villarreal Glasgow Rangers(rangers may win)
    07/03/2006 Delle Alpi Juventus Turin Bremen(bremen has to win)
    07/03/2006 Nou Camp Barcelona Chelsea(i don´t care who win)
    08/03/2006 Anfield Liverpool Benfica Lissabon(liverpool win)
    08/03/2006 Gerland 20:45 Lyon Eindhoven(lyon win sorry)
    08/03/2006 Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) AC Mailand Bayern(milan is beatable)
    08/03/2006 Highbury Arsenal London Real Madrid(hard to say )


    and uefa :

    09/03/2006 Renzo Barbera Palermo Schalke (schalke win)
    09/03/2006 Ghencea Stadion Steaua Bukarest Betis Sevilla
    09/03/2006 Stadium Nord Lille Sevilla
    09/03/2006 Valentin Stanescu Rapid Bukarest Hamburg(hamburg win:D)
    09/03/2006 St. Jakob-Park Basel Straßburg
    09/03/2006 Friuli 20:45 Udinese Levski Sofia
    09/03/2006 Vélodrome 20:45 Marseille Zenit St. Petersburg
    09/03/2006 Riverside Stadium Middlesbrough Roma(middlesbrough win)
    15/03/2006 AOL-Arena Hamburg Rapid Bukarest(hamburg off course)
    16/03/2006 Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Sevilla Lille
    16/03/2006 Vassil Levski Levski Sofia Udinese
    16/03/2006 St Petrovski Stadium Zenit St. Petersburg Marseille
    16/03/2006 Veltins-Arena Schalke Palermo
    16/03/2006 Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Betis Sevilla Steaua Bukarest
    16/03/2006 Stade de le Meinau Straßburg Basel
    16/03/2006 Olimpico 20:45 Roma Middlesbrough(middlesbrough)
  • amentvedder
    amentvedder Posts: 3,610
    PAUL LE GUEN has finally agreed to become the new boss of Rangers.

    The former Rennes and PSG coach has shaken hands on a two-year deal to succeed Alex McLeish at the end of the season.

    Le Guen will be joined at Ibrox by his assistant Yves Colleu.

    The news is a boost for the Gers before tonight's Champions League tie at Villarreal in Spain.
  • AxlUlrich
    AxlUlrich Posts: 12,652
    amentvedder wrote:
    PAUL LE GUEN has finally agreed to become the new boss of Rangers.

    The former Rennes and PSG coach has shaken hands on a two-year deal to succeed Alex McLeish at the end of the season.

    Le Guen will be joined at Ibrox by his assistant Yves Colleu.

    The news is a boost for the Gers before tonight's Champions League tie at Villarreal in Spain.
    i'm really surprised...read aboot it yest from Sky
    he's a good manager so hopefully he can work his magic on Gers
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  • amentvedder
    amentvedder Posts: 3,610
    AxlUlrich wrote:
    i'm really surprised...read aboot it yest from Sky
    he's a good manager so hopefully he can work his magic on Gers

    I'm delighted :D

    PAUL LE GUEN is on his way to Ibrox as Rangers' new manager.

    French newspapers have confirmed he has signed a two-year deal to take over from Alex McLeish who will quit in the summer.

    Football paper L'Equipe claim le Guen resisted attempts to persuade him to accept a four-year contract.

    Rangers chairman David Murray had nothing to say yesterday about a new manager but promised to make an announcement in 10 days.

    A club spokesperson said: "We have no comment to make on any speculation."

    But Vincent Duluc, a correspondent for L'Equipe, insists a deal with le Guen has been completed and revealed the former Rennes and Lyon boss was highly impressed by Murray.


    The pair have struck up a close friendship over the past few weeks.

    Le Guen has been approached by a number of high-profile European clubs but turned them all down in favour of working for Rangers and Murray.

    Duluc said: "I believe it is a done deal that Paul will join Rangers. Both parties wanted to wait until the end of the second leg of the Champions League before announcing his arrival at Ibrox.

    "I spoke to Paul recently and was convinced he was going to be Rangers' new manager.

    "I sensed he had developed a good relationship with David Murray and liked the man.

    "Paul is one of Europe's most highly-rated coaches and he knows that Rangers are a massive club."

    But Duluc warned Rangers fans that although le Guen is the man to turn around the club's fortunes he may not be there for long.

    He said: "Paul has signed a two-year deal because he does not believe in hanging around at clubs, whether he is successful or not.

    "He stayed only three years at Rennes and Lyon and I am sure there will b e a clause in his contract to extend his deal if he wants to but it is not his style to stay too long with the one club.

    "His attention to fine detail borders on the ridiculous. That is why the deal to take him to Ibrox took so long."


    Wooooooooooooo
  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    08/03/2006 Gerland 20:45 Lyon Eindhoven(lyon win sorry)

    I'm glad we have all our own opinion.

    Lyon - PSV 1-3
  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    PSV bought Kone of Roda JC definitive today. He played already on loan for PSV. But next week he will sign a 4 year contract with PSV.

    Good news to hear, because Arsenal was also intrested in this player.
  • AxlUlrich
    AxlUlrich Posts: 12,652
    Klumpie wrote:
    PSV bought Kone of Roda JC definitive today. He played already on loan for PSV. But next week he will sign a 4 year contract with PSV.

    Good news to hear, because Arsenal was also intrested in this player.
    Kone should have equalised against Lyon too in the first leg
    sometimes luck just isn't there for strikers
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  • Klumpie
    Klumpie Posts: 2,649
    AxlUlrich wrote:
    Kone should have equalised against Lyon too in the first leg
    sometimes luck just isn't there for strikers

    He have to make hattrick tomorrow and I will forgot everything.
  • AxlUlrich
    AxlUlrich Posts: 12,652
    Klumpie wrote:
    He have to make hattrick tomorrow and I will forgot everything.
    LOL!
    i think against Lyon..he was just so excited at the chance that he just hit it against the post...very unlucky
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    YNWA

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