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delboy1983 wrote:The legend that is the Celtic home support which turns the oppositions legs to jelly does not apply to teams used to playing in the cauldron of the Bernabau and Camp Nou.

It doesn’t apply to a team with any sort of quality.

My, what a shit match this is tonight. Liverpool have probably blown their stack for the season. Fair play to Bayern by stifling da pule. No real spark.

All that fucken buildup for this shit sandwich

Anfield silent apart from Bayern fans.

Deyy bommd aaar chippeeeeee

Is Darren "Fletch" Fletcher (not to be confused with Ben "Fletch" Fletcher) paid to speak for the entire 90 minutes non-stop?

I'm confused.
I thought the match ended 0-0.
Everyone seems to be raving about the result, claiming it gives Liverpool a great chance to progress.
They'll be sure to score the crucial away goals so says the narrative.
Am I missing something??

SeanNW8 wrote:I'm confused.
I thought the match ended 0-0.
Everyone seems to be raving about the result, claiming it gives Liverpool a great chance to progress.
They'll be sure to score the crucial away goals so says the narrative.
Am I missing something??

Yes, as with Shellic, they are the greatest and no one can ever question their ability, potential or pashun.

SeanNW8 wrote:I'm confused.
I thought the match ended 0-0.
Everyone seems to be raving about the result, claiming it gives Liverpool a great chance to progress.
They'll be sure to score the crucial away goals so says the narrative.
Am I missing something??

Everyone is raving about the result? Who?
It's not a disaster, but it's far from ideal.
I think we'll score in Munich, but I think Bayern will be too strong and probably 2-1, unfortunately

subsub wrote:

SeanNW8 wrote:I'm confused.
I thought the match ended 0-0.
Everyone seems to be raving about the result, claiming it gives Liverpool a great chance to progress.
They'll be sure to score the crucial away goals so says the narrative.
Am I missing something??

Everyone is raving about the result? Who?
It's not a disaster, but it's far from ideal.
I think we'll score in Munich, but I think Bayern will be too strong and probably 2-1, unfortunately

Well the BT Panel was overly upbeat following the result and 5Live this morning was very optimistic about Liverpool progressing.
I just sense going to Munich and winning or achieving a scoring draw is going to be difficult.
I actually thougth Liverpool were pretty average last night. Forwards are not clicking at the moment though the midfield played well.

But I'm an Arsenal fan who is still mentally scarred from our hammerings over there.
Maybe I am being too pessimistic.

subsub wrote:

SeanNW8 wrote:I'm confused.
I thought the match ended 0-0.
Everyone seems to be raving about the result, claiming it gives Liverpool a great chance to progress.
They'll be sure to score the crucial away goals so says the narrative.
Am I missing something??

Everyone is raving about the result? Who?
It's not a disaster, but it's far from ideal.
I think we'll score in Munich, but I think Bayern will be too strong and probably 2-1, unfortunately

Rio Ferdinand for one was raving about the performance. Is he a closet Red? Not sure what Gaz Neville will make of that.

SeanNW8 wrote:Well the BT Panel was overly upbeat following the result and 5Live this morning was very optimistic about Liverpool progressing.
I just sense going to Munich and winning or achieving a scoring draw is going to be difficult.

Agreed. If Robben is back and Lewandowski breathes into life, could be a very tricky game.

kancutlawns wrote:Rio Ferdinand for one was raving about the performance. Is he a closet Red? Not sure what Gaz Neville will make of that.

He is massively on the wind-up.
When we played Leicester, he said 'If Liverpool get a second, that's the title, right there.'
Utter bollocks.

Decent result for the mighty Blues,

Again: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/47309681