Mouser Watch #2

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Dem a claim say Poool a big man cos
him 2-2 and 1-4 against de Spurs.

< Cha, a what ya now >
I just think it's a bit sad that after great results for all pl teams in the cl some of us choose to snipe instead of congratulate our rivals.

I'm better than that.
 
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The media have gone a little overboard, agreed.

However lets break this down...

  • Liverpool registered the biggest away Champions League knockout win ever, equalling Bayern Munich's 5-0 win at Sporting Lisbon in February 2009 and Real Madrid's at Schalke in February 2014.
  • This is Porto's heaviest home European defeat and the first time they have conceded more than three goals in a home European match.
  • Porto had only conceded 10 goals all season before last night.
  • Liverpool are the first English side to score five goals in an away Champions League knockout match.
  • Liverpool are also the Champions League’s top goalscorers ever at this stage with 28 goals, including 25 of those coming in their last five games.
Basically last night records were being smashed for fun.

If you were Barcelona or Real Madrid you'd be ****ting yourself at the prospect of facing Liverpool.

Fahckts.

<laugh>
That’s what I’ve missed about you, Bro... your wonderful sense of humour!

C’mere!!
<hug>
 
The media have gone a little overboard, agreed.

However lets break this down...

  • Liverpool registered the biggest away Champions League knockout win ever, equalling Bayern Munich's 5-0 win at Sporting Lisbon in February 2009 and Real Madrid's at Schalke in February 2014.
Apart from the other two previously <laugh>
 
English teams are rising to the top in Europe now.
Barcelona and Real Madrid's great players have got old now and neither are frightening any longer.
No reason why any of the English teams cannot win the CL - although I don't fancy Utd grinding through four rounds and I think Liverpool are too inconsistent to go all the way.
Experience may be a factor if Spurs get through to the latter stages. Can they perform at their best when so much is at stake?
 
Experience may be a factor if Spurs get through to the latter stages. Can they perform at their best when so much is at stake?

Dispose of Juventus first and then see where
the draw takes us.

My philosophy is that on paper certain Euro teams
when they have their best starting XI playing at
their very best will beat the converse Spurs side.

So Spurs have to be at their very best regardless,
and seek to prevent the opposition playing their
very best, or pounce the moment tis clear they are
not playing so (as was the case against Madrid) .

Injury fate has currently been kind, as this seems to
be the first time ever that Spurs have entered the
final third of a PL/CL season with a fully available
squad.
 
I've got the nets safe mate. Minus one as Fossy got so caught up in it I had to bin it.

<laugh>
Poor Bambi!

He's not been the same since he was released from the Cooler, Bro. It changed him, and I'm not sure he's going to be able to make it back.
 
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Liverpool and Barcelona are interested in 19-year-old Lyon midfielder Houssem Aouar. The French teenager has played 17 times in Ligue 1 this season. (Goal)

I wonder who is going to win that battle?
<whistle>
 
Liverpool and Barcelona are interested in 19-year-old Lyon midfielder Houssem Aouar. The French teenager has played 17 times in Ligue 1 this season. (Goal)

I wonder who is going to win that battle?
<whistle>

Liverpool...then sell him to Barca a couple of years later.

We're basically Barcelona's Southampton.

Media driven Spanish ****ers.
 
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Of course, we all know who the real victims are. They're the salty Mousers in the replies...
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If some of the names that I called Theiry Henry were known, I would have a life ban. Football is about emotion, and these things happen, absolutely fekking ridiculous. It was not racist or homophobic, he paid his money and has the right to react as emotion dictates. What next, we all have to have vasectomies before attending a match?