⚽️THE FOOTY THREAD: PSG v Bayern

Who Will Win Champions League?

  • Bayern Munich

  • Paris Saint-Germain


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yep.

I’m happy with the way our season ended with 10 straight Ws to secure the league. Especially considering we were in crisis mode after CR left. Imagine after Fergie retired you were a banter club for just one season, then bounced back with a league title and a bright future.

Instead it’s 7 years later and nobody is surprised by a europa ko to Sevilla
hey man. I got a family
 
As awesome as this format is I think the OG is the more reasonable

Fans should be able view their teams play in front of them. And also by spreading games out I feel that it spreads the unluckiness in the role injuries can play. Imagine if Lewa picks up a 2-3 week knock midseason. He’d likely miss at most one CL match. Imagine he picks up a 2-3 week knock right before the tournament kicks off...
 
Man, United are so frustrating to watch. Guess that's karma for all the jokes I was making about Barca and Pep :lol:

Wan Bissaka is an absolute baller on defense, but my god dude cannot put in a cross to save his life.

Also is it just me, or does Fred always look like he's just running around blindfolded on meth? I see him all over the pitch...just never doing anything useful.

We need a LB, too. Plz can we get Lodi?

And 2 CB and a DM...
 
What's the point of United getting into the CL if they are going to get washed in the group stages

Time to stop playing nice and just let Ole go and how is Maguire captain in his first season. Ish doesn't make sense to me. If I've been there for years and a new guy comes in and is made captain, I would do the bare minimum and collect a check
 
United need like 4-5 signings to contend for top flight trophies. Both fullbacks are below average attacking and it’s hindering them big time. United needs to throw the bag at Alaba and Sancho.

Sancho or Dembele
Alaba
Graelish
CB
Center Forward
 
Financially and from a buying player perspective placing in top four is better than fa cup. You can try all you want to drag us but we both know I’m right.
Arsenal won more trophies this year than United have in the last 3

This is simple math... y’all suck
 
all y'all teams suck. fighting over who's better when pool finished 33+ points above everyone not named city :lol: nobody is getting better overnight especially with covid hampering everyone's finances.

wait I just looked and arsenal finished 43 points off the top :wow:
 
I think the biggest reason/issue why most of the PL clubs are struggling for such long periods is because they think all problems can be solved by splashing cash on known/expensive/PL proven players. Nobody really does any scouting/development to groom young players or buy talented players with potential that are less expensive. A big problem is the fanbases/management not giving clubs time to develop a sense of identity or playstyle. Everyone wants the prolems fixed by signing a couple players. United buying sancho for 120 mill is literally going to fix nothing and then the board will say they bought the big name so they can't spend at other positions.

You have to build the base before you start going for the big money signings. Those should be the ones to finish off a rebuild/team, not the other way around. Perfect example was pool building up their squad for years and then capping it off with the 2 big signings of VVD and Alisson.

Every PL club thirsting for Koulibaly at 80-100m makes no sense when you have guys like Konate and upamecano available and ready to be sold for 40-50m who can be pillars of your defense for many years to come. If the scouting gets better then you don't have to keep throwing away bags of cash on guys who are worth nowhere near what they go for (maguire, drinkwater, etc). I think what RM and bayern are doing is the best way to go about it. We're both snatching up all the cheap young talent and throwing them into our academies then developing them for the future. Then if a couple end up panning out you don't need to make big signings to fill the holes. Even if they don't end up being on the level you can still more than likely turn a profit or break even on most of them selling to low/mid table clubs and use the profits to buy other proven players if needed.
 
What's the point of United getting into the CL if they are going to get washed in the group stages

Time to stop playing nice and just let Ole go and how is Maguire captain in his first season. Ish doesn't make sense to me. If I've been there for years and a new guy comes in and is made captain, I would do the bare minimum and collect a check

He's white, british and slow so clearly he's gotta be the captain.


I'm sure he's a gritty grinder who first in The gym last to leave ect ect
 
I don’t remember this at all but this came up....... hilarious :lol:

he came out with a list like he did in that RM press conference. And was yearning about wanting Sevilla players :lol:

 
No offense to NT EPL fans but im glad the english are taking Ls this year :lol:
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United need like 4-5 signings to contend for top flight trophies. Both fullbacks are below average attacking and it’s hindering them big time. United needs to throw the bag at Alaba and Sancho.

Sancho or Dembele
Alaba
Graelish
CB
Center Forward
That's like 300M worth of signings
 
I think the biggest reason/issue why most of the PL clubs are struggling for such long periods is because they think all problems can be solved by splashing cash on known/expensive/PL proven players. Nobody really does any scouting/development to groom young players or buy talented players with potential that are less expensive. A big problem is the fanbases/management not giving clubs time to develop a sense of identity or playstyle. Everyone wants the prolems fixed by signing a couple players. United buying sancho for 120 mill is literally going to fix nothing and then the board will say they bought the big name so they can't spend at other positions.

You have to build the base before you start going for the big money signings. Those should be the ones to finish off a rebuild/team, not the other way around. Perfect example was pool building up their squad for years and then capping it off with the 2 big signings of VVD and Alisson.

Every PL club thirsting for Koulibaly at 80-100m makes no sense when you have guys like Konate and upamecano available and ready to be sold for 40-50m who can be pillars of your defense for many years to come. If the scouting gets better then you don't have to keep throwing away bags of cash on guys who are worth nowhere near what they go for (maguire, drinkwater, etc). I think what RM and bayern are doing is the best way to go about it. We're both snatching up all the cheap young talent and throwing them into our academies then developing them for the future. Then if a couple end up panning out you don't need to make big signings to fill the holes. Even if they don't end up being on the level you can still more than likely turn a profit or break even on most of them selling to low/mid table clubs and use the profits to buy other proven players if needed.

On board with this. For as shaky as losing Pep (Bayern), and losing Zidane and CR7 (Madrid) could have been, both clubs weathered the “storms” relatively well and you’re seeing it now in continuity at the top. Barça, City, United, Arsenal haven’t handled player acquisition in any genuinely calculated manner besides $$$$$ and their fortunes have wavered significantly.

Then there’s Liverpool who are just humming on all cylinders right now.
 
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