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Troy.McClure
03/08/2005, 6:45 PM
Just noticed on uefa.com that they knocked out Macabi Hifa out in the 2nd round 5-4 overall. Im right in saying that Macabi got a result of Man U in the group stages last year amn't I? Probably reflects well on the level of Irish footie at the mo.

sligoman
03/08/2005, 6:50 PM
Why's this in the Cork forum? :confused:. I thought you were a Shels fan now? :p :D

pete
03/08/2005, 7:45 PM
Why's this in the Cork forum? :confused:. I thought you were a Shels fan now? :p :D

Now Shels season is over he'll be back to City again.

Troy.McClure
03/08/2005, 7:53 PM
Im a glory hunter like :p

Anyway, I thought Macabi looked ok last year in the CL, but if Malmo could beat them :eek:

pineapple stu
03/08/2005, 7:55 PM
Didn't they beat United 3-0 at home when United had qualified and sent out the reserves? Think they lost 5-1 in Old Trafford or something?

Pablo
03/08/2005, 7:56 PM
Im a glory hunter like :p

Anyway, I thought Macabi looked ok last year in the CL, but if Malmo could beat them :eek:

forget your "anyway" your a traitor..... hang your head in shame

Poor Student
03/08/2005, 7:58 PM
Just noticed on uefa.com that they knocked out Macabi Hifa out in the 2nd round 5-4 overall. Im right in saying that Macabi got a result of Man U in the group stages last year amn't I? Probably reflects well on the level of Irish footie at the mo.

Pointless comparisons if you ask me Troy. Malmo's last year's team were beaten by City's team last season in the Inter Toto and we mark the strength of Irish football on their progress? There's a far easier mark and that's the progress of our own teams in Europe, that is what the state of Irish football reflects on.

Troy.McClure
03/08/2005, 7:59 PM
Didn't they beat United 3-0 at home when United had qualified and sent out the reserves? Think they lost 5-1 in Old Trafford or something?
Didnt think that it was quite a reserve team, but not sure.

Pablo, I was only there because I wanted to get some (much needed) drum practice in :D :o

pete
03/08/2005, 8:03 PM
Malmo play Dynamo Kiev in 3rd round now.

Been long time since Swedish team have been in CL Group stages.

Poor Student
03/08/2005, 8:05 PM
As a matter of interest though while you're tracking these performances Hajduk lost 8-0 on agg to Debrecen.

Sheridan
03/08/2005, 8:13 PM
Malmo play Dynamo Kiev in 3rd round now.
No they won't - FC Thun just knocked them out!

Troy.McClure
03/08/2005, 8:16 PM
No they won't - FC Thun just knocked them out!
Holy carp! They are Swiss right?

Sheridan
03/08/2005, 8:20 PM
Holy carp! They are Swiss right?
Yes, and don't think I didn't see your post pre-edit. :p

Troy.McClure
03/08/2005, 8:23 PM
Yes, and don't think I didn't see your post pre-edit. :p

Just put that down to poor internet site updating :p

Just goes to show though that anything is possible in football.

pineapple stu
03/08/2005, 8:33 PM
I'm right in saying that Macabi got a result of Man U in the group stages last year amn't I?
Jazy, that was back in 2002! :eek: United won 5-2 at home and lost 3-0 away. Trying to find the line-up...

pineapple stu
03/08/2005, 8:39 PM
Line up from Man Utd website (http://www.manutd.com/footballnow/matchreport.sps?reportid=2100&iEventID=9712&compid=) -

UNITED: Ricardo; G Neville, Ferdinand, O'Shea, Silvestre; Forlan (Timm), P Neville, Scholes, Richardson (Nardiello, 62); Scholes; Solskjaer. Subs not used: Carroll, May, Pugh, Roche, Lynch.

Not as weak as I'd thought. Still, they won their other five games, so weren't too worried about this. They recovered to win their last group game as well.

ifk101
03/08/2005, 8:43 PM
Watched the Malmö match on the tele. Amazing match. Haifa scored early and looked in total control until their goalie dropped a high ball (absolute howler) and Malmö scored. Haifa scored again early in the second half but the goalscorer got a yellow card for his celebration antics. Haifa seemed in total control and it was more a question of how many they would score rather than whether Malmö would come back into the match. Anyway Haifa all over Malmö now and then their goalscorer jumps up, handles the ball for no apparent reason - a real Maradona effort - and gets himself sent off. All Malmö for the last twenty minutes of the match resulting in them scoring from a header in the 89th minute. Brillant!

pete
03/08/2005, 8:58 PM
No they won't - FC Thun just knocked them out!

I didn't even know who Kiev were playing so I just read the last paragraph on Uefa.com (http://www.uefa.com/competitions/UCL/fixturesresults/round=2199/match=81476/Report=RP.html) but i could swear they've changed the quote to be FC Thun now...

:confused:

shedite
04/08/2005, 1:21 PM
Pointless comparisons if you ask me Troy. Malmo's last year's team were beaten by City's team last season in the Inter Toto and we mark the strength of Irish football on their progress? There's a far easier mark and that's the progress of our own teams in Europe, that is what the state of Irish football reflects on.

Spot on. Stop making these stupid comparisons. "We beat Malmo last year so we'll beat Djurgardens" and "City are better than Liverpool coz they beat the team ahead of them in the league" are other examples. There comparisons are pointless. Let's go back to the good old days of seeing how far we can get in the cup, rather than this "better than someone else" or "coefficient points" attitudes.

Also, while I love the run we went on last year, it has to be noted that the Intertoto is being abandoned because teams aren't taking it serious. If we got malmo in the CL next year, I would fear them.

And no, i'm not a negative person, check the sig ;)

Troy.McClure
04/08/2005, 4:49 PM
Spot on. Stop making these stupid comparisons. "We beat Malmo last year so we'll beat Djurgardens" and "City are better than Liverpool coz they beat the team ahead of them in the league" are other examples. There comparisons are pointless.

Thats why I didnt make them :rolleyes: I said it reflects well on irish football in general.

In the days when we were getting thumped every time we left the country its fair to say that the standard here was $hite, now though, only Longford remain an embarrasment. I cant see us going to Sweden this time and getting floggegd 3-0 like in 1998.

bigmac
07/08/2005, 7:52 AM
Line up from Man Utd website (http://www.manutd.com/footballnow/matchreport.sps?reportid=2100&iEventID=9712&compid=) -

UNITED: Ricardo; G Neville, Ferdinand, O'Shea, Silvestre; Forlan (Timm), P Neville, Scholes, Richardson (Nardiello, 62); Scholes; Solskjaer. Subs not used: Carroll, May, Pugh, Roche, Lynch.



Was never a fan of Paul Scholes, but playing in two positions on the one night? Fantastic

Peadar
11/08/2005, 8:46 AM
Malmo lost 0-1 at home last night.
Hopefully the bad performances of Swedish teams in Europe continue tonight.

pineapple stu
11/08/2005, 12:42 PM
Was never a fan of Paul Scholes, but playing in two positions on the one night? Fantastic
Never saw that! Direct copy and paste from the website though!