UEFA Champions League Thread

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UEFA Champions League 2006-07  

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  1. 1. Who will win the UEFA Champions League 2006-07?

    • Barcelona
      8
    • Chelsea
      16
    • Bayern Munich
      3
    • Liverpool
      30
    • Real Madrid
      3
    • Manchester United
      34
    • Arsenal
      9
    • AC Milan
      22
    • FC Porto
      0
    • Celtic
      3

  2. 2. Who will be the top goal scorer?

    • Thierry Henry
      21
    • Frank Lampard
      4
    • Wayne Rooney
      20
    • Andriy Shevchenko
      7
    • Ronaldinho
      8
    • Kaka
      32
    • Klose
      1
    • Steven Gerrard
      17
    • Ronaldo
      14
    • Lionel Messi
      4

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Grand Master

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It's ok just means Man Utd will be able to play Man Utd style at home.

I didn't understand utd today. They refused to sort of tackle and would allow to be pushed back then allow long range shots which was the downfall.

Midfield wise they should of done better, even when scholes went off.

They should of played 3 in midfield or 4 with rooney breaking away.

All Utd could muster was some pass and runs which mostly came from Ronaldo. Rooney did ok and was a threat. But thats not enough.

Rooney is a player that will work hard, but i felt he was wasted on the left hand side today as he would get sucked in to sitting deep.

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leesmithg

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Shame Arsenal didn't make it through, should have scored more than one goal but then again PSV should have gotten at least one penalty probably two. Nice to see 3 English teams in the last 8 though. :)

Yes, well Wenger maybe G-d to some, however I have seen the flaws in the Arsenal side since he came, we are still a selling side rather than a buying side.

Anyway, I hope Man UTD stuff Roma, I hope Chelsea get stuffed like the Turkey's they are and I hope for a Liverpool v's Manchester United final, maybe e.u.f.a might consider moving the final to Wembley if that happens.

One can only hope.

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ctebah

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f*ck chelsea and f*ck man. u. while i prefer man u, i don't think any of the english teams still in are worth to be in. bayern-milan, now that's a freaking game and then some. that game is worthy of a final, hands down, those two teams have more history than any team left.

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