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I call it the Pointless Cup! Lol!
Away at Brentford for my boys then!
GROUP B: Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, Anderlecht, Celtic
GROUP C: Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Roma, Qarabag
GROUP D: Juventus, Barcelona, Olympiacos, Sporting Lisbon
GROUP E: Spartak Moscow, Sevilla, Liverpool, Maribor
GROUP F: Shakhtar Donetsk, Manchester City, Napoli, Feyenoord
GROUP G: Monaco, Porto, Besiktas, RB Leipzig
GROUP H: Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, Tottenham, Apoel
Ouch! for Spurs, Celtic and Chelsea though there are no easy games
Worried about dropping the ball this year?
Its called a total stitch up mate.
Perhaps they can all travel together. That'd be nice.
Bit silly. Hopefully we can tag team the Russians. Keep the British end up.
Sadly you know their will be trouble too. Heaven help certain countries come the next World Cup! You couldn't pay me enough to risk going there!
Glad to see them in a group stage to celebrate their 100 years!
Must be the biggest set-up from them since Valencia in 2007.
My Arsenal and Rosenborg-heart couldn't be more happy when Bendtner (who's behind Dolberg for a place on Denmark's national team) put the ball in the net with a beautiful header. Then things got really bad when Ajax scored twice. Then, nine minutes before full time Adegbenro scored against Ajax (again), as in Amsterdam - only to do it for the third time right after! Lerkendal Stadium has never looked so good!
André Hansen had a standout performance tonight. Kept the team in the match, and had so many important involvements. Many PL-teams would be strengthened with him in the team. Hope Rosenborg can manage to keep him for a long, long time. Possibly the best keeper in the club's history!
... is one of the most unforgettable nights I have experienced at Lerkendal - EVER!!! And I was a regular during the good old days with Champions League football.
I am so greatful I could be there and witness it! (My voice is gone though...)
Another question is: How long can we keep Adegbenro?
The level in the Belgian league can be quite low so it's normal you would like to watch other leagues as well.
Ah right. Now I understand your irrational hatred of English football. We're all one club guys.
Not at all. Even the scousers don't bleat about Utd like you do. Jog on, son. You're a laughable glory hunter.
I'm with you son. I genuinely thought @jobo was actually from Barcelona!
Strange how the second club of choice always just happens to end up being Real or Barca ain't it? You'd think a few who just happen to pick a second club at random to follow in Europe might end up with Qarabag or Apoel Nicosia.
Have to say when we're not in it I don't go out of my way to watch the CL as I couldn't honestly give that much of a toss (as long as the scum don't win it) if it's not my club. I'll tune in for the final but more out of a sense of duty as a football fan than actually caring who wins.
Still under this quality system does it mean once Liverpool's catastrophic defence sees them dumped out of the competition I can jump ship to a club with a better chance of winning? And then if that club gets knocked out you can just change again so you always at least make it to the final. There you have to rely on the toss of a coin when choosing who to pick I suppose. Or you could get one of those half and half shirts fashionable in certain circles of morons and cheer for both at the same time.
Or maybe your side kick, the guy who just admitted he has zero interest in any games that doesn't involve his own team is even more laughable? If all your interest in the beautiful game accounts to the glory hunt of your favorite team, then who is the 'glory hunter', smartass? The same guy who had a hissy fit because I suggested there was more to football than simply winning, is now calling me a glory hunter? Yes, that is definitely laughable!
I challenge you to watch Rosenborg vs. Odd or Anderlecht vs. Mouscron and you will understand why we, citizens of smaller football league countries, have a team from a stronger league as well.
@jobo is probably following Barcelona since the Rivaldo days so you can't call him a glory hunter. As for me I have always had sympathies for the teams from smaller leagues who challenged the big ones at the end of the 90's, when I was a kid: such as Rosenborg and Sparta Prague. I don't watch their league games but I do watch them on European nights when I can. It's nostalgia for me.
Nevertheless, being half Roman and living in Belgium I have always been primarily a Lazio and an Anderlecht fan. None of those teams ever even made it to the CL final. It's not a question of glory hunting. After all, Anderlecht will be butchered by Bayern and PSG in the CL this year :))