Maccabi Tel Aviv v Dundalk

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  • legendz
    Seasoned Pro
    • Aug 2010
    • 4491

    #1

    Maccabi Tel Aviv v Dundalk

    Dundalk are still in with a good shout of making the Round of 32.

    Tel Aviv will have done their homework like AZ. Depending on injuries clearing up I'm hopeful Dundalk will have another great away day. The group stage format affords them an opportunity to quickly learn and apply lessons learned.

    Dunkalk to win. Hopeful Zenit can claim at least a point.

    MOD EDIT: Keep this thread to discussion of the match please. No need to revisit this Dundalk's team's place in history.
    Last edited by Mr A; 05/12/2016, 12:06 PM.
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  • ger121
    Seasoned Pro
    • Sep 2003
    • 3974

    #2
    Not this **** again

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    • Mr A
      Like the Fonz. Only a dog.
      • Jun 2004
      • 11584

      #3
      Lads- we ARE NOT going down this rat hole again! Seriously.
      #NeverStopNotGivingUp

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      • pateen
        Reserves
        • May 2007
        • 989

        #4
        This discussion is very quite.
        Massive massive game for Dundalk. Really hope the shock can happen
        "Now jump up there and stuff that son of a bitch in the basket, chief"

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        • swinfordfc
          Seasoned Pro
          • Apr 2005
          • 3062

          #5
          I think this will suit Dundalk - they under pressure but The home side has to win so will come on to Dundalk which will suit them. The only problem I think is Dundalk might have to scored two to win the game! I think they get one but will it be enough - think it be 1-1 but will Zenit then beat AZ?

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          • Real ale Madrid
            The Cheeto God
            • Oct 2002
            • 4102

            #6
            I'm quite sure it’s quiet for a good reason. Hopefully Dundalk are quietly going about their business and they’re going to gain quite a magnificent result for the league.

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            • White Horse
              Seasoned Pro
              • Dec 2006
              • 3714

              #7
              Travelling to Tel Aviv today. I'm really looking forward to the game but am still worried by the rustiness that was evident in the AZ game.

              Dundalk have had four good performances in the group stages. Make it five tomorrow and they stand a very good chance of going through.

              It is hard to know what to make of all the transfer speculation but this could be the last game for this particular side.

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              • legendz
                Seasoned Pro
                • Aug 2010
                • 4491

                #8
                Teams can train to negate the rustiness. It's not like they haven't played a competitive game for 3 months. It'll be interesting to see what Dundalk have learned from 2 weeks ago. Tel Aviv know more about them as AZ did. Dundalk are capable of winning tomorrow night. Hopefully the other game will go in their favour as well.
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                • bluewhitearmy
                  Seasoned Pro
                  • Jul 2009
                  • 4895

                  #9
                  Originally posted by legendz
                  Teams can train to negate the rustiness. It's not like they haven't played a competitive game for 3 months. It'll be interesting to see what Dundalk have learned from 2 weeks ago. Tel Aviv know more about them as AZ did. Dundalk are capable of winning tomorrow night. Hopefully the other game will go in their favour as well.
                  You can do all the training in the world and you will never get up to match fitness. You will just never train to the levels of a real game no matter how much you try. Same goes for friendlies nothing replaces the level of competitive games especially not at the level Dundalk faced against AZ and will tomorrow.

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                  • Acornvilla
                    Seasoned Pro
                    • Sep 2009
                    • 4151

                    #10
                    As far as Zenit goes, reckon Witsel is off to Juve, so it'll be his last match, so chances are he'll score a few to say goodbye.
                    League of Ireland prints

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                    • nigel-harps1954
                      Capped Player
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 14248

                      #11
                      As much as I'd love to see Dundalk through to the next round, tomorrow night is likely to be their 'cheerio' to the Europa League Group stage.
                      https://linktr.ee/Boy.m5

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                      • patrickccfc
                        First Team
                        • Oct 2012
                        • 1846

                        #12
                        I reckon it could be difficult for dundalk tonight. That's not to say they don't have one more big performance in them to get the job done.

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                        • Longfordian
                          Coach
                          • May 2002
                          • 9227

                          #13
                          Someone remind me, if Dundalk win do they still need a favour from Zenit?
                          The looser the waistband, the deeper the quicksand..

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                          • JC_GUFC
                            First Team
                            • Jun 2001
                            • 2014

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Longfordian
                            Someone remind me, if Dundalk win do they still need a favour from Zenit?
                            Yes. If AZ win they qualify regardless.
                            If Dundalk win they need Zenit to get a result in Holland.
                            If Zenit beat AZ then Dundalk would qualify with a score draw.
                            I phoned the speaking clock to hear a voice speak, it said - "At the tone you will be very much alone"

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                            • Duffman
                              Youth Team
                              • Dec 2003
                              • 226

                              #15
                              Originally posted by nigel-harps1954
                              As much as I'd love to see Dundalk through to the next round, tomorrow night is likely to be their 'cheerio' to the Europa League Group stage.
                              It'll definitely be their cheerio to the group stages!

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