Beefymcfc wrote:Can I just add that their second goal was fairly unstoppable. A lucky nick off Kolarov's arm that opened up the shot with a great finish.
It doesn't happen often like that and sometimes you just have to accept it.
Beefymcfc wrote:PrezIke wrote:Sivilla won 3-0 as well. A win in Germany is a must.
This has a feel of last season. Nativity may cost us and see us scrape through to a harder draw.
Personally I think we will still top the group but tonight leaves that nagging feeling that it could be the same as last season, or worse.
DoomMerchant wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:Can I just add that their second goal was fairly unstoppable. A lucky nick off Kolarov's arm that opened up the shot with a great finish.
It doesn't happen often like that and sometimes you just have to accept it.
While that's true, the first was comedic. And I'm not laughing. Sadly.
Cheers
zuricity wrote:All three goals were dead lucky.
When you start Sterling ahead of de Bruyne. You need your head testing
zuricity wrote:All three goals were dead lucky.
When you start Sterling ahead of de Bruyne. You need your head testing
zuricity wrote:All three goals were dead lucky.
When you start Sterling ahead of de Bruyne. You need your head testing
Beefymcfc wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:Can I just add that their second goal was fairly unstoppable. A lucky nick off Kolarov's arm that opened up the shot with a great finish.
It doesn't happen often like that and sometimes you just have to accept it.
While that's true, the first was comedic. And I'm not laughing. Sadly.
Cheers
True. I seemed to have wiped that goal after a few sherberts, too busy listening to the PSV 2nd goal in the background.
getdressedmctavish wrote:Fair amount of nonsense on here about tactics, and plenty on the tele from "they don't like it up em" Gerrard, hopedully the next Liverpool manager.. The tactics were fine. In the past we have been gung ho and been picked off. We played cautiously but created enough chances to win. We missed our easy ones. They took their hard ones. That can happen v teams of the quality of Juve. It can happen in football. Bony has no touch at the moment but we have seen him be clinical for Swansea. The problem is in his head. Sterling arrives in front of the goalie from the left often. But he only has one trick and that is not well executed, invariably failing to open his body enough. Goalies know what he is going to do so he needs to vary it.If there was a worry it was that Otomendi looked fucking awful. But as a team we did OK and on another day we would have won. There are six games. Be cool.
Original Dub wrote:zuricity wrote:All three goals were dead lucky.
When you start Sterling ahead of de Bruyne. You need your head testing
Are you on a wind up?
You think sterling is a bench warmer? ?
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