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MY team are Cork City, I SUPPORT City. Though I do like to see Liverpool do well, I never have and never will harbour the same grá for them that I do for City. Agree with ya though in thinking that United (that OK for You?) will lose tomorrow night.Quote:
Originally posted by Ruairi
IMO anyone who resorts to calling them scum or arrogant are just jealous cause THEIR team has one fcuk all since the Premiership started.
Murphy Out Now!!:mad:
I'm not criticising him at all. I just said he was taking the p!ss out fo them, because thats exactly what he was doing. Far from disliking it, I loved it!Quote:
Originally posted by City Fan
Eanna, you perhaps rightly suggest that Real are more arrogant, yet say they are entitled to be. Why do you then criticise Carlos for showing the same arrogance you already condoned?:confused:
I was thinking that, but someone told me that Ballack is out for Bayer, which gives Utd a much better chance. Hopefully Bayer will do the job though, I still fancy them to.Quote:
Originally posted by Ruairi
As for tomorrow night, I fancy 'em to get beaten. They were shockin in OT last week, and even with Keano back in the side and I can't really see Utd beating them. 2-1 on the night to Leverkusen I'd reckon.
I thought Manchester would get thumped but that was when minus Keane & think they could have been well beaten without him last night. Eventhough Leverkusen seemed tired & edgy last night i'm glad they made it to the final. Ze Roberto will be a loss in the final though. Manchester didn't deserve to get to the final whatever Ferguson says. Btw that Lucio guy is classy defender - be looking out for him in the WC.
I think Nowotny got injured last night & supposed to out for germany now? Can only be good news for Ireland + Roy Keane now has to play one less game & gets that little bit extra rest. Leverkusen contribute a good few players to the german squad & if last night is anything to go by they'll be knackered by time have to go through the European Cup final.
Leverkusen deserved it, and Ze Roberto's yellow card sets it up beautifully for Real to teach the world how to play football in the final.