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Itachikun · 2006-12-18, 09:48

Never, Arsenal will get to the final and win for the first time. Hopefully...

KiNA · 2006-12-18, 10:20

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Originally Posted by Itachikun

Never, Arsenal will get to the final and win for the first time. Definitely...

FIXED.

Kinny Riddle · 2007-01-06, 14:24

It pains me to type this: FA Cup Round 3 Liverpool 1-3 Arsenal

Congratulations to Arsenal. They were better in keeping composure.

Seriously, I have no idea what Benitez is thinking sometimes. Dudek in goal over Reina!? In an FA Cup match?? Sure Dudek was a Hero of Istanbul, but he hasn't been playing first team football for so long that he's definitely not fit enough to play against Arsenal of all people. Those first two goals conceded could have been easily punched away by Reina. And I seriously don't know why Benitez didn't use Bellamy who could've easily unsettled Senderos, the rock of the Arsenal defence.

Overall, Liverpool lost the defence of the FA Cup to poor team selection and not taking their chances (again).

phantom_ryder · 2007-01-25, 09:03

Come on chelsea!! Hold on... catch up and win win win!! (it would also help the cause if Man U could lose some too

)

yay box just arrived from england the other day, got my chelsea bear, scarf, keychain, face towel along with official "obsessive chelsea fan" tattoo for my forehead.

note: tattoo not really included in actual box.

*searches box.. note confirmed.

Itachikun · 2007-02-21, 04:30

FINALLY BACK TO UEFA LEAGUE <3

Yesterday's matches were upsetting T_T:

Celtic 0 - Milan 0
PSV 1 - Arsenal 0
Lille 0 - Man. United 1
Real Madrid 3 - Bayern 2

Van Bommel keeping Bayern alive with two away goals. So they still have a fighitng chance. So do Arsenal, but wow. Celtic can hold up against MILAN!? Im definitly curious on how far can they go.

Todays FAV match : Liverpool vs Barcelona. WOOO
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KiNA · 2007-02-21, 04:56

Indeed.. I'm gonna stay up in front of my TV .. screw my morning class.

I'm dissappointed with Arsenal's performances on the 2nd half tho. But we have a home advantage in the next leg, so there still hopes >.<

Kinny Riddle · 2007-02-21, 17:20

http://www.uefa.com/competitions/ucl...report=rp.html

Barcelona 1 - 2 Liverpool

Crisis? What crisis?

And everyone was saying how Liverpool's season was over after the two cup thrashings by Arsenal.

Especially when both goals are scored by the "Golf Club Duo" - Bellamy and Riise. I suspect it's all a ruse to fool the tabloids into thinking the Reds are in tatters. The same cannot be said of Barca, where Rijkaard left the dissenting Eto'o off the list tonight.

This is a brilliant result for Liverpool, though there's still the second leg, but Anfield will hopefully be the crucial 12th man to topple the holders.

Mr. DJ · 2007-02-21, 17:22

sometimes I really hate being American...I forgot this is pretty much a international forum -_-

Itachikun · 2007-02-21, 21:10

Haha, looks like someone is happy.

Kinny's overjoyed >__<

COME ON ARSENAL!!! 2nd LEG. SECOND LEG!
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WanderingKnight · 2007-02-22, 02:49

Whoa, Liverpool won in Camp Nou. Can't say I'm not surprised >.<

And wasn't the transfer of Eto'o already decided? Javier Saviola has been a hell of a replacement for him, and after all those problems I heard he was already committed for transfer.

Itachikun · 2007-02-22, 06:29

Made a facebook group "UEFA Champions League" and also check out the IRC channel #UEFA@rizon.net.

See you there!
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Kinny Riddle · 2007-03-06, 16:56

Mar 6th UEFA Champions League First Knockout Round 2nd Leg

Liverpool 0 - 1 Barcelona (Aggregate 2-2, Liverpool progress on away goals)

Two consecutive 0-1 home defeats for Liverpool, and yet the reaction could never have been so different, for the second one was built on the crucial two away goals in the first leg. After Gudjohnsen scored, it was a pretty tense finish, but overall, it was Benitez's tactical plan that held out the Barca siege.

Lyon 0 - 2 Roma (Roma win 2-0 on aggregate)

Perhaps a surprise as everyone thought Lyon would progress at home after holding Roma to a goalless draw. Well done to Roma, ensuring Serie A gets at least one representative in the last eight.

Valencia 0 - 0 Inter (Aggregate 2-2, Valencia win on away goals)

Thanks to the two crucial away goals in the first leg, Valencia manage to hold out Inter to a draw and made sure La Liga also has one team in the quarters at least.

Chelsea 2 - 1 Porto (Chelsea win 3-2 on aggregate)

There was never any doubt Chelsea would go through after winning 1-0 in the first leg, though there was quite a scare as Porto scored first.

Itachikun · 2007-03-06, 21:03

Ya, gratz Liverpool. Good bye Barcelona, and hello Chelsea.

Come on Arsenal, you can do it tonight!

WanderingKnight · 2007-03-06, 21:21

Whoa, pretty close encounters for home teams we're seeing.

Kinny Riddle · 2007-04-11, 15:44

UEFA Champions League Quarter Finals 2nd Leg

Tuesday 11th April

Man Utd 7 - 1 AS Roma (Man Utd win 8-3 on aggregate)

While it was expected that Man Utd would win, it was shocking to see Roma just lay down so easily and get trampled all over.

Valencia 1 - 2 Chelsea (Chelsea win 3-2 on aggregate)

Michael Essien's last minute goal means that Chelsea becomes the first English side to win at the Mestalla, after Shevchenko's strike cancelled out Morientes' goal.

Wednesday 12th April

Liverpool 1 - 0 PSV (Liverpool win 4-0 on aggregate)

Most of the work by Liverpool has already been done in the first leg where they won 3-0, a strike from Crouch simply puts the final nail in the coffin for PSV. It also means Crouch is now joint top scorer with AC Milan's Kaka at 6 goals each.

Bayern Munich 0 - 2 AC Milan (AC Milan win 4-2 on aggregate)

Probably the surprise result, as Bayern had the upper hand in the first leg when they had two away goals in the San Siro. But it seems injury have cost them this game.

Semi-finals (1st Leg - 24/25 April, 2nd Leg - 1/2 May)
Chelsea v Liverpool
Man Utd v AC Milan

Three Premiership sides in the semi-final, also ensuring at least one Premiership side gets to the final for three consecutive seasons now. Once again Jose Morinho and Rafa Benitez meet in the Champions League for the third consecutive season, while Man Utd would want to avenge getting defeated by AC Milan two seasons ago.

Kinny Riddle · 2007-05-01, 10:08

Whoa, guess all the football/soccer fans have gone quiet after thread regulars like KiNa and Itachikun disappeared when luckless Arsenal were knocked out of all competition in quick succession a few months back.

C'mon, guys, at least say something, or it'll look like I'm talking to myself, albeit weeks apart from the last post.

Tonight is the semi-final second leg of Liverpool vs Chelsea at Anfield. Liverpool lost the first leg 1-0 thanks to a Joe Cole goal, and now the situation is dire for the Reds. Lose and this will be the final meaningful game of the season, win and they'll be able to dispel the media hype of the "treble battle" between Man U and Chelsea in the Premiership, FA Cup and Champions League, and make their presence felt once again.

Anfield and the Kop will be roused like never before, this will be even bigger than the atmosphere in 2005 when Liverpool won. There's still a few hours left before kick off and as a fan, I'm already feeling the vibes, I can't sleep and I've not got the appetite to eat anything. At any case, here's hoping for the best for the Reds, and in case of a worst case scenario, make sure Jose Morinho leaves Anfield with a bloodied nose at the very least!

KiNA · 2007-05-01, 11:33

LOL.. Kinny .. the day Arsenal lost was the end game of the season for me ;-; .. There's nothing to talk about anyway, apart for me flaming my own housemate after he keeps dancing around in his devil shirt =_= .. in my room no less ...

**ElvenPath** · 2007-05-01, 12:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kinny Riddle

Tonight is the semi-final second leg of Liverpool vs Chelsea at Anfield. Liverpool lost the first leg 1-0 thanks to a Joe Cole goal, and now the situation is dire for the Reds. Lose and this will be the final meaningful game of the season, win and they'll be able to dispel the media hype of the "treble battle" between Man U and Chelsea in the Premiership, FA Cup and Champions League, and make their presence felt once again.

I don't see Liverpool progressing to the final unless Gerrard pulls another rabbit out of the hat. Someone will have to step up tonight, bring the game to Chelsea, ask questions, and I don't see anyone else, but the Liverpool skipper himself doing so.

Shay · 2007-05-01, 16:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by ElvenPath

I don't see Liverpool progressing to the final unless Gerrard pulls another rabbit out of the hat. Someone will have to step up tonight, bring the game to Chelsea, ask questions, and I don't see anyone else, but the Liverpool skipper himself doing so.

See you in Athens, you jammy bastards!

konstargirl · 2007-05-01, 16:39

I love football. I never play it, but I watch it on TV whenever time it comes on.

2006-12-18, 09:48	Link #981
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Itachikun Animesuki's Janitor Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Somewhere in Shigeru Miyamoto's head Age: 37	FINALLY BACK TO UEFA LEAGUE <3 Yesterday's matches were upsetting T_T: Celtic 0 - Milan 0 PSV 1 - Arsenal 0 Lille 0 - Man. United 1 Real Madrid 3 - Bayern 2 Van Bommel keeping Bayern alive with two away goals. So they still have a fighitng chance. So do Arsenal, but wow. Celtic can hold up against MILAN!? Im definitly curious on how far can they go. Todays FAV match : Liverpool vs Barcelona. WOOO ________ Honda NX650 Dominator Last edited by Itachikun; 2011-02-15 at 08:53.

2007-02-21, 21:10	Link #989
Itachikun Animesuki's Janitor Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Somewhere in Shigeru Miyamoto's head Age: 37	Haha, looks like someone is happy. Kinny's overjoyed >__< COME ON ARSENAL!!! 2nd LEG. SECOND LEG! ________ Marijuana bubbler Last edited by Itachikun; 2011-02-15 at 08:53.

2007-02-22, 02:49	Link #990
WanderingKnight Gregory House IT Support Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Age: 35	Whoa, Liverpool won in Camp Nou. Can't say I'm not surprised >.< And wasn't the transfer of Eto'o already decided? Javier Saviola has been a hell of a replacement for him, and after all those problems I heard he was already committed for transfer. __________________ Place them in a box until a quieter time \| Lights down, you up and die.

2007-02-22, 06:29	Link #991
Itachikun Animesuki's Janitor Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Somewhere in Shigeru Miyamoto's head Age: 37	Made a facebook group "UEFA Champions League" and also check out the IRC channel #UEFA@rizon.net. See you there! ________ DT-2 Last edited by Itachikun; 2011-02-15 at 08:53.

2007-01-06, 14:24	Link #983
Kinny Riddle Gone for Good Join Date: Apr 2004	It pains me to type this: FA Cup Round 3 Liverpool 1-3 Arsenal Congratulations to Arsenal. They were better in keeping composure. Seriously, I have no idea what Benitez is thinking sometimes. Dudek in goal over Reina!? In an FA Cup match?? Sure Dudek was a Hero of Istanbul, but he hasn't been playing first team football for so long that he's definitely not fit enough to play against Arsenal of all people. Those first two goals conceded could have been easily punched away by Reina. And I seriously don't know why Benitez didn't use Bellamy who could've easily unsettled Senderos, the rock of the Arsenal defence. Overall, Liverpool lost the defence of the FA Cup to poor team selection and not taking their chances (again).

2007-01-25, 09:03	Link #984
phantom_ryder Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Age: 36	Come on chelsea!! Hold on... catch up and win win win!! (it would also help the cause if Man U could lose some too ) yay box just arrived from england the other day, got my chelsea bear, scarf, keychain, face towel along with official "obsessive chelsea fan" tattoo for my forehead. note: tattoo not really included in actual box. *searches box.. note confirmed.

2007-02-21, 17:20	Link #987
Kinny Riddle Gone for Good Join Date: Apr 2004	http://www.uefa.com/competitions/ucl...report=rp.html Barcelona 1 - 2 Liverpool Crisis? What crisis? And everyone was saying how Liverpool's season was over after the two cup thrashings by Arsenal. Especially when both goals are scored by the "Golf Club Duo" - Bellamy and Riise. I suspect it's all a ruse to fool the tabloids into thinking the Reds are in tatters. The same cannot be said of Barca, where Rijkaard left the dissenting Eto'o off the list tonight. This is a brilliant result for Liverpool, though there's still the second leg, but Anfield will hopefully be the crucial 12th man to topple the holders.

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2007-03-06, 16:56	Link #992
Kinny Riddle Gone for Good Join Date: Apr 2004	Mar 6th UEFA Champions League First Knockout Round 2nd Leg Liverpool 0 - 1 Barcelona (Aggregate 2-2, Liverpool progress on away goals) Two consecutive 0-1 home defeats for Liverpool, and yet the reaction could never have been so different, for the second one was built on the crucial two away goals in the first leg. After Gudjohnsen scored, it was a pretty tense finish, but overall, it was Benitez's tactical plan that held out the Barca siege. Lyon 0 - 2 Roma (Roma win 2-0 on aggregate) Perhaps a surprise as everyone thought Lyon would progress at home after holding Roma to a goalless draw. Well done to Roma, ensuring Serie A gets at least one representative in the last eight. Valencia 0 - 0 Inter (Aggregate 2-2, Valencia win on away goals) Thanks to the two crucial away goals in the first leg, Valencia manage to hold out Inter to a draw and made sure La Liga also has one team in the quarters at least. Chelsea 2 - 1 Porto (Chelsea win 3-2 on aggregate) There was never any doubt Chelsea would go through after winning 1-0 in the first leg, though there was quite a scare as Porto scored first.

2007-03-06, 21:03	Link #993
Itachikun Animesuki's Janitor Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Somewhere in Shigeru Miyamoto's head Age: 37	Ya, gratz Liverpool. Good bye Barcelona, and hello Chelsea. Come on Arsenal, you can do it tonight! __________________ "Thank you to my Father, good bye to my Mother, and to the children of the world, congratulations!"

2007-03-06, 21:21	Link #994
WanderingKnight Gregory House IT Support Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Age: 35	Whoa, pretty close encounters for home teams we're seeing. __________________ Place them in a box until a quieter time \| Lights down, you up and die.

2007-04-11, 15:44	Link #995
Kinny Riddle Gone for Good Join Date: Apr 2004	UEFA Champions League Quarter Finals 2nd Leg Tuesday 11th April Man Utd 7 - 1 AS Roma (Man Utd win 8-3 on aggregate) While it was expected that Man Utd would win, it was shocking to see Roma just lay down so easily and get trampled all over. Valencia 1 - 2 Chelsea (Chelsea win 3-2 on aggregate) Michael Essien's last minute goal means that Chelsea becomes the first English side to win at the Mestalla, after Shevchenko's strike cancelled out Morientes' goal. Wednesday 12th April Liverpool 1 - 0 PSV (Liverpool win 4-0 on aggregate) Most of the work by Liverpool has already been done in the first leg where they won 3-0, a strike from Crouch simply puts the final nail in the coffin for PSV. It also means Crouch is now joint top scorer with AC Milan's Kaka at 6 goals each. Bayern Munich 0 - 2 AC Milan (AC Milan win 4-2 on aggregate) Probably the surprise result, as Bayern had the upper hand in the first leg when they had two away goals in the San Siro. But it seems injury have cost them this game. Semi-finals (1st Leg - 24/25 April, 2nd Leg - 1/2 May) Chelsea v Liverpool Man Utd v AC Milan Three Premiership sides in the semi-final, also ensuring at least one Premiership side gets to the final for three consecutive seasons now. Once again Jose Morinho and Rafa Benitez meet in the Champions League for the third consecutive season, while Man Utd would want to avenge getting defeated by AC Milan two seasons ago.

2007-05-01, 10:08	Link #996
Kinny Riddle Gone for Good Join Date: Apr 2004	Whoa, guess all the football/soccer fans have gone quiet after thread regulars like KiNa and Itachikun disappeared when luckless Arsenal were knocked out of all competition in quick succession a few months back. C'mon, guys, at least say something, or it'll look like I'm talking to myself, albeit weeks apart from the last post. Tonight is the semi-final second leg of Liverpool vs Chelsea at Anfield. Liverpool lost the first leg 1-0 thanks to a Joe Cole goal, and now the situation is dire for the Reds. Lose and this will be the final meaningful game of the season, win and they'll be able to dispel the media hype of the "treble battle" between Man U and Chelsea in the Premiership, FA Cup and Champions League, and make their presence felt once again. Anfield and the Kop will be roused like never before, this will be even bigger than the atmosphere in 2005 when Liverpool won. There's still a few hours left before kick off and as a fan, I'm already feeling the vibes, I can't sleep and I've not got the appetite to eat anything. At any case, here's hoping for the best for the Reds, and in case of a worst case scenario, make sure Jose Morinho leaves Anfield with a bloodied nose at the very least!

2007-05-01, 16:39	Link #1000
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