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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby avoidconfusion » Sun Sep 25, 2011 2:39 pm

Bayern are in terrific form at the moment, they're playing some really nice football against Bundesliga opposition at least.
so now as every enemy circles our city
sour and sore, we swear war
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Slim » Sun Sep 25, 2011 2:50 pm

This was the whole point of qualifying for this poxy competition in the first place....frightened? Fuck that, bring it on!
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby zuricity » Sun Sep 25, 2011 3:35 pm

Slim wrote:This was the whole point of qualifying for this poxy competition in the first place....frightened? Fuck that, bring it on!



Here here ! That's what it's all about. I can't wait to take seat on tuesday and watch city turn it on.

I see three key games before christmas. Bayern tuesday, nited away and chelsea

United is the big one ... We tonk them at ot and we'll leave them in our dust
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Nigels Tackle » Sun Sep 25, 2011 4:57 pm

dbinod wrote:if we lose at bayern,what a mess we will be at champions league.and there are villareal and napoli away trips.i am so frightened.
bayern have ribery gomes in top form .robben is expected to start.almost all the bayern are at the top of the germans league rating.
we are in group of death and i do not like my team to be playing in europa league again(in next round by being 3 rd in the group)

i think milner yaya and barry will start in the middle tevez and aguero up front.zaba clichy full backs.kolo may be preferred as he has so much experience .kompany was shaky against napoli,wherease lescott was not that much.lescott has more international experience than kompany.though it will not be fair keeping captain out of the starting line up.
robben and ribery(who is at the form of his life)should be stopped.how can we manage it...
against napoli i saw kompany ,hart, barry shaky ,being their first champions league match.the second is away and is at bayern who has load and loads of experience.
i believe it is a fair result to get a draw,


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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Renato_CTID » Sun Sep 25, 2011 5:01 pm

They're coming from a nine consecutive wins series and so for me they have to be frightened, not us indeed! CTWD
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Blue Since 76 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 5:08 pm

think we'll do a 'napoli' on them and get at least a point. More worried about Napoli away, as we may need to beat them and they could get us on the break again.

Worse case, bayern win. In which case, we need to beat them at home and hope they win every other game to top the group, but stopping napoli or villareal gaining points.
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Beefymcfc » Sun Sep 25, 2011 5:15 pm

I wonder if the same sentiments are flowing around the Bayern sites? Losing at home is a big one for any team.

I'm quite positive about this one and although a little apprehensive I'm really looking forward to seeing how our lads play. To be truthful though, even if we don't quite do too well in the CL, I'll be happy if we do play well and get the experience behind us.

3 years from relegation to CL, it's a steep learning curves and all that.
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby blues2win » Sun Sep 25, 2011 5:44 pm

Quite right Beefy. It's a very tough group and it won't be a disgrace if we go out at this stage although it will be incredibly disappointing. We need at least one away win against Villareal or Napoli which is perfectly possible. I can't quite see us beating Bayern away but a point would be great.
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Blue Since 76 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 5:48 pm

Beefymcfc wrote:I wonder if the same sentiments are flowing around the Bayern sites? Losing at home is a big one for any team.

I'm quite positive about this one and although a little apprehensive I'm really looking forward to seeing how our lads play. To be truthful though, even if we don't quite do too well in the CL, I'll be happy if we do play well and get the experience behind us.

3 years from relegation to CL, it's a steep learning curves and all that.


Bit more than 3 years. Relegation candidates maybe, but not actually relegated.
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby BobbyJ1956 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 5:52 pm

I thought the "you" in the thread's title was addressing Bayern, not City.
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Beefymcfc » Sun Sep 25, 2011 6:10 pm

Blue Since 76 wrote:
Beefymcfc wrote:I wonder if the same sentiments are flowing around the Bayern sites? Losing at home is a big one for any team.

I'm quite positive about this one and although a little apprehensive I'm really looking forward to seeing how our lads play. To be truthful though, even if we don't quite do too well in the CL, I'll be happy if we do play well and get the experience behind us.

3 years from relegation to CL, it's a steep learning curves and all that.


Bit more than 3 years. Relegation candidates maybe, but not actually relegated.

Bit less actually. I wonder what position we were in at Xmas 3 years ago?
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Slim » Sun Sep 25, 2011 6:38 pm

Beefymcfc wrote:
Blue Since 76 wrote:
Beefymcfc wrote:I wonder if the same sentiments are flowing around the Bayern sites? Losing at home is a big one for any team.

I'm quite positive about this one and although a little apprehensive I'm really looking forward to seeing how our lads play. To be truthful though, even if we don't quite do too well in the CL, I'll be happy if we do play well and get the experience behind us.

3 years from relegation to CL, it's a steep learning curves and all that.


Bit more than 3 years. Relegation candidates maybe, but not actually relegated.

Bit less actually. I wonder what position we were in at Xmas 3 years ago?


And 3 years ago, did the season also finish at Christmas?
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Beefymcfc » Sun Sep 25, 2011 6:42 pm

Slim wrote:
Beefymcfc wrote:
Blue Since 76 wrote:
Beefymcfc wrote:I wonder if the same sentiments are flowing around the Bayern sites? Losing at home is a big one for any team.

I'm quite positive about this one and although a little apprehensive I'm really looking forward to seeing how our lads play. To be truthful though, even if we don't quite do too well in the CL, I'll be happy if we do play well and get the experience behind us.

3 years from relegation to CL, it's a steep learning curves and all that.


Bit more than 3 years. Relegation candidates maybe, but not actually relegated.

Bit less actually. I wonder what position we were in at Xmas 3 years ago?


And 3 years ago, did the season also finish at Christmas?

Like any other season, yes it did, when we were in relaegation. Don't you remember the sky falling in?
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Bear60 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:19 pm

Reading through this thread has made me realise how great it is being a City fan right now , I have supported city for 42years and tuesday night we are facing an experienced champions league side, I used to play rugby and got nervous before every game but never frightened Cmon City this is what we have all wanted since our fortune changed and now we are there enjoy the occasion.
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby bluemoon » Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:52 pm

Fuck that, nothing to be frightened of, Bayern are no better than say the Rags or Chelsea, who we're near enough on par with; if not potentially better (give it a few more weeks).

If anyone should be frightened it should be Bayern, they could be facing at least 3/4 of the following ...

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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby KinkyKinkladze » Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:58 pm

Must be said, I'm terrified about Munich. I haven't watched any Bundesliga this season but they sound pretty fucking special so far.

I am a dick though still struggling to get rid of the typical city mentality.
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby stommy » Sun Sep 25, 2011 8:59 pm

ant london wrote:
Ted Hughes wrote:
Beeks wrote:We shouldn't be 'frightened' of anyone


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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby Plain Speaking » Sun Sep 25, 2011 9:02 pm

Mark (Blue Army) wrote:It's not going to be easy, Bayerns last 9 games they have scored 25 goals, conceded 0 and won them all. I think It's going to be a tight game with the 1 goal winning it just hope It's us that get it.

Not quite right, they lost to Borussia Monchengladbach one nil first game of the season (7/8/11). In 9 games they have scored 28 and conceded 1.
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby mcfc1632 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 10:13 pm

This thread has made me think about the chance of success on Tuesday for the 1st time - seriously

I have just been going on with the preperations, flight, hotel etc and my mind has all been on just enjoying the 'event'

So when I now think about it I am pretty worried. Of course I will just enjoy the experience but do I really not expect the mighty BM to play a scorcher? Well - in reality I would be grateful for a draw at the moment.

Of course we have a team that can beat any other team anywhere on their day but the Napoli game showed that we have a bit to learn on the CL front (and they were new to it as well!!).

If we do get beat then the pressure will be on us big time to qualify from the group - and imagine all the media shit if we fail.............

So whilst I was previously just enjoying the event - after reading this thread I am now pretty worried - thanks!!
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Re: bayern,how much are you frightened

Postby brite blu sky » Mon Sep 26, 2011 12:25 am

The only fear for me is if the players don't settle quickly. They have the experience as players of big games to a man so they shouldn't be really so worried. The home game was different as it was the first and it was in front of their own expectant fans. This game will be quite different and tbh the pressure will be on Bayern. The other thing is that Bayern will not be doing a Napoli and will be intent on playing football and bringing the game to City, for that reason alone there will be a totally different flavour to the game and i would think after the first 20-30 mins there will be some space for City to be able to play into.

I'm expecting a tight but more open game than we have been used to seeing this season and i see no reason why that shouldn't suit us.
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