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by **simon** » Wed Aug 27, 2003 2:11 pm

Yeah very funny web site

Nice one :wink:

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by **Ace** » Thu Aug 28, 2003 9:19 am

Magpies devastated by defeat :lol:

Arsenal maintain perfect start :cry:

Spurs frustrate Liverpool :lol:

I cannot believe this was the same side that leaked nine goals in two games

O'Shea seals Man Utd win

Not an easy game for us by all accounts, we were lucky to scrape the three points :!:

by **Ace** » Thu Aug 28, 2003 9:47 pm

European Champions League Draw

Group A
1. Bayern Munich
2. Lyon
3. CELTIC
4. Anderlecht

Group B
1. ARSENAL
2. Inter Milan
3. Dynamo Kiev
4. Lokomotiv Moscow

Group C
1. Deportivo La Coruna
2. PSV Eindhoven
3. AEK Athens
4. Monaco

Group D
1. Juventus
2. Galatasaray
3. Olympiakos
4. Real Sociedad

Group E
1. MANCHESTER UNITED
2. Panathinaikos
3. RANGERS
4. VfB Stuttgart

Group F
1. Real Madrid
2. Porto
3. Marseille
4. Partizan Belgrade

Group G
1. Lazio
2. CHELSEA
3. Sparta Prague
4. Besiktas

Group H
1. AC Milan
2. Celta Vigo
3. Ajax
4. Club Brugge

by **ajdias** » Thu Aug 28, 2003 10:42 pm

Correction, Olly:

Group F
1. Real Madrid
2. PORTO
3. Marseille
4. Partizan Belgrade

So, what you think about the draw? Greeks can be quite annoying at home. And, that's all..

We'll have to piss the silly frenchs..

by **Ace** » Thu Aug 28, 2003 10:51 pm

ajdias wrote:Correction, Olly:

Group F
1. Real Madrid
2. PORTO
3. Marseille
4. Partizan Belgrade

So, what you think about the draw? Greeks can be quite annoying at home. And, that's all..

We'll have to piss the silly frenchs..

Sorry mate I cut and pasted it from a British website and they'd capitalized the UK clubs. Good draw for us, will be two great matches against Rangers for the "Battle of Britain". Not too worried about VfB Stuttgart or Panathinaikos (I could live to regret that statement :wink:

)

Well Madrid could obviously be a problem for you, Belgrade could be a bit difficult (especially over there). Marseille have to be the weakest team. Actually your group looks the most difficult maybe or group B.

Chelsea appear to have it quite easy. Actually I would say this draw is pretty fair all round really. I like it :!:

by **ajdias** » Thu Aug 28, 2003 11:59 pm

Yes, I figured you had pasted :wink:

Only in a few weeks we'll find which are the hottest groups, there are always a few suprises during the first 2 matchs.

Real has the best players and will be very difficult to put down, but that is not impossible... Anyway, I'm looking forward to the supergame tomorrow night against Milan Ac.

by **simon** » Fri Aug 29, 2003 8:14 am

Olly dosent look to good for you :wink:

I predict

1)Panathinaikos
2)VfB Stuttgart
3)MANCHESTER UNITED
4)RANGERS
Now that would be nice.

AJdias I was in Stockholm and saw Djugarden (worng spelling but hey) and Partizan Belgrade and I must say I wasnt too impressed with the although they won the game looked pretty average. Saying that they got a result against Newcastle. I would have thought that

1)Real
2)Porto
3)Mar
4)P B

The Celtic Bayern bame looks like a cracker. Lets hope that B M are up to the standard that they showed last year

by **simon** » Fri Aug 29, 2003 8:23 am

BTW

Did you notice this fixture last night UEAF Cup 2nd rd Q

Young Boys 2 (1) - 2 (0) MyPa-47
Sermeter 25 Luiz Antonio 71
Sermeter 77 Taipale 86

MyPa-47 win 5 - 4 on aggregate
on 28-08-2003

Something strange about the names
Not surprised My Pa one obviously they had the more years experience over the Young Boys :lol:

by **simon** » Fri Aug 29, 2003 9:14 am

This thread has the possibility to become the biggest on the forum

by **Ace** » Fri Aug 29, 2003 9:26 am

simon wrote:This thread has the possibility to become the biggest on the forum

Jep and the seasons only just started :wink:

(Well the Finnish seasons ends in November :roll:

) UEFA cup draw today methinks :!:

Brazil v Spain in the U17 World Championship in Helsinki tommorow.

by **Slothrop** » Fri Aug 29, 2003 4:49 pm

MyPa got a reasonable draw... nothing very special about Sochaux. Of course they'd have probably preferred a big money club and home-tie-first and the chance of shipping the match down to Helsinki, but now they'll just have to try to get through.

http://www.uefa.com/competitions/UEFACup/news/Kind=1/newsId=96241.html

by **Ace** » Fri Aug 29, 2003 11:47 pm

Just heard City set to sign Mcmanamanamanan

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/footbal ... 193141.stm

by **Slothrop** » Sat Aug 30, 2003 12:41 am

Whoa! 'Oos Goldenballs going to talk to now? Poor chap'll be all alone and bereft, an ex-pat in a strange land. He'll probably hit the Fundador like Uncle Georgie and wind up as a slurring TV pundit.

by **Ace** » Sat Aug 30, 2003 7:36 am

WLM wrote:Whoa! 'Oos Goldenballs going to talk to now? Poor chap'll be all alone and bereft, an ex-pat in a strange land. He'll probably hit the Fundador like Uncle Georgie and wind up as a slurring TV pundit.

LOL

Sorry ajdias :wink:

Shevchenko what a player, I wish the UTD board would see sense and throw £40m at Milan for him :!:

Milan with Nesta, Seedorf, Shevchenko, Inzaghi et al. My tip for the Champions league :!:

again

by **Matty** » Sat Aug 30, 2003 1:48 pm

Bloody hell! Go offline for 3 days and City sign Reyna and McManaman!

Hey up Olly. Good to meet yez last night. Your a nice lad for a red.

Edit. Just nicked this from EFC message board:

Scouser walks into a shop in Denton, Manchester
Scouser "Hey pal, have you got any Turps?"
Manc "Wot? music turps or video turps?"

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