UEFA Champions League Season 2009/2010

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UEFA CL 2009/2010  

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  1. 1. Who will win UEFA CL 2009/2010?

    • Barcelona
      20
    • Manchester United
      32
    • Chelsea
      8
    • Real Madrid
      15
    • Liverpool
      5
    • Arsenal
      9
    • Inter Milan
      11
    • Milan AC
      5
    • Bayer Munich
      10
    • Bordeaux
      2
    • Other
      2

  2. 2. Who will be top scorer?

    • Messi
      20
    • Rooney
      27
    • Drogba
      10
    • Ronaldo
      17
    • Torres
      11
    • Walcott
      3
    • Eto'o
      7
    • Huntelaar
      2
    • Ribery
      7
    • Gourcuff
      1
    • Other
      14

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nothuman

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We did the job. It's never easy to win in Turkey, the ambiance is always huge. Between a tough game against Spurs and before crushing down City we managed, despite the lack of form, to win the game.

I saw Inter - Barcelona, so boooooZzzZring.

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We need to step it up if we really want a shot at this, 3 points will do for now

Agreed, however the signs are good as these are precisely the kind of games we didn't win last season. I'll take 3 points however they come, knowing that there is the potential to perform better, particularly against sides that don't play defensively.

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Uefa Probe Champions League Match Fixing

Peter Limacher, head of disciplinary services at Uefa said the cases involved early qualifying matches of clubs "mainly from eastern Europe" over the last four years.

Limacher said Uefa had been alerted to suspicious betting patterns.

"In the cases we have seen it's really the deliberate planned fix of the games - the whole games.

"It might take some time (to convict) but in cases where we can work together with the police that might be possible."

He said most of the clubs being investigated sought to make a profit from betting because they knew they would be eliminated.

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lolwut @ Champions league results tonight...

Barcelona beat 2-1 by Rubin Kazan? Liverpool lost AGAIN, what's that, 6 in a row? Rangers beat 4-1 after going 1-0 up minutes into the game?

Arsenal could only muster a draw as well.

:laugh:

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Kralik

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that Rubin side is causing waves this year, they did well against Inter as well!

I'm sure Barca and Inter ppl would've danced with joy after the draw thinking they got an easy group :p Well.. what's happening to 'Pool?? We didn't play very well but we'll go through to next round.. so I don't mind players taking it easy for some games in group stage.. :rolleyes:

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