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а почему бы Фенербахче взять и не упереться? уйти в глубокую оборону . к тому же из дисквалификации должен вернуться Гекхан Гонул и поправиться Роберто Карлос. Оставить одного быстроногого Казима и пытаться поймать хозяев на контр-атаке.
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#1003
Отправлено 03.04.2008, 21:32:22
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а почему бы Фенербахче взять и не упереться? уйти в глубокую оборону . к тому же из дисквалификации должен вернуться Гекхан Гонул и поправиться Роберто Карлос. Оставить одного быстроногого Казима и пытаться поймать хозяев на контр-атаке.
мечтать не вредно
Если не ошибаюсь, у Челси должен восстановиться Чех
#1004
Отправлено 03.04.2008, 22:14:01
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Не так им будет просто! Форварды Челси очень "хитрый" народ, они в любое хоть даже и маленькое пространство пролезут да ещё и гол закалотят, поэтому тут нужно либо грамотно обороняться либо забивать 2 быстрых голаа почему бы Фенербахче взять и не упереться? уйти в глубокую оборону . к тому же из дисквалификации должен вернуться Гекхан Гонул и поправиться Роберто Карлос. Оставить одного быстроногого Казима и пытаться поймать хозяев на контр-атаке.
#1005
Отправлено 05.04.2008, 23:07:00
URS
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an interesting article to read
John Terry on the 2005 semi atmos
WHEN WE won at Liverpool on the first day of 2005, I thought I would look back on Anfield as one of the happiest memories of a great season.
Instead, it's a place I will associate now with one of my worst nightmares.
Everybody assumed we would beat them in the Champions League semi-finals. They were supposed to be just another stepping stone on our route to Istanbul. No one was really talking about the Champions League being Liverpool's destiny yet.
If anything, most people thought it was our year.
We were the ones who had beaten Barcelona and Bayern Munich. We had knocked out the favourites. We were steaming along. We felt unstoppable. We had the best players. We had the best manager. It was our year. Not someone else's.
A few of us had watched their second leg against Juventus and agreed we wanted to play the Italians but even after the first leg finished 0-0, I think their league form conned us.
I said to Frank Lampard when we were in the dressing room about an hour before the game that it felt too relaxed in there.
We were all so confident because the Premier League table told us we were so much better than them.
The manager wrote 33 in big red ink on the board in the dressing room - the points difference between the teams.
It was the first thing we saw as we walked in. I looked at it. No way will we lose this game tonight, I thought.
But the Liverpool fans that night were amazing. I have never heard anything like it before and I don't think I ever will again.
I walked out into that cauldron and heard that singing and saw that passion. The hairs on my arms were standing up.
John Terry on the 2005 semi atmos
WHEN WE won at Liverpool on the first day of 2005, I thought I would look back on Anfield as one of the happiest memories of a great season.
Instead, it's a place I will associate now with one of my worst nightmares.
Everybody assumed we would beat them in the Champions League semi-finals. They were supposed to be just another stepping stone on our route to Istanbul. No one was really talking about the Champions League being Liverpool's destiny yet.
If anything, most people thought it was our year.
We were the ones who had beaten Barcelona and Bayern Munich. We had knocked out the favourites. We were steaming along. We felt unstoppable. We had the best players. We had the best manager. It was our year. Not someone else's.
A few of us had watched their second leg against Juventus and agreed we wanted to play the Italians but even after the first leg finished 0-0, I think their league form conned us.
I said to Frank Lampard when we were in the dressing room about an hour before the game that it felt too relaxed in there.
We were all so confident because the Premier League table told us we were so much better than them.
The manager wrote 33 in big red ink on the board in the dressing room - the points difference between the teams.
It was the first thing we saw as we walked in. I looked at it. No way will we lose this game tonight, I thought.
But the Liverpool fans that night were amazing. I have never heard anything like it before and I don't think I ever will again.
I walked out into that cauldron and heard that singing and saw that passion. The hairs on my arms were standing up.
#1006
Отправлено 06.04.2008, 12:10:42
URS
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Фабрегас и Альмунья об атмосфере на энфилде
Whisper it around north London, but Arsenal's players may be happier playing in the maelstrom of an Anfield European night than at Ashburton Grove - to rid themselves of the pressure generated by some of their hyper-critical supporters.
That was the suggestion of Cesc Fábregas in the wake of Wednesday's 1-1 draw with Liverpool in the home leg of their Champions League quarter-final. The game had been marked by a significant percentage of the home fans loudly criticising their own players for perceived errors in passing, control and finishing, or demanding personnel changes from Arsène Wenger. The limited vocal support contrasted sharply with that coming from the away section.
Talking to Spanish television station Antena 3, Fábregas drew a contrast between the two supports. 'It is incredible the passion with which Liverpool fans live their games,' he said. 'Even the smallest cup game has a great atmosphere there, it is as if they played with 12 men. 'Let's see what happens [in Tuesday's return leg]. The good thing about playing away is that we don't have the pressure from our fans. Sometimes you don't get one or two passes right and...'
The value of Liverpool's support was a common theme among the participants last week. 'For me, the atmosphere there is the best in the world, it's unbelievable how the team and the crowd act in the same way together,' said the Arsenal goalkeeper Manuel Almunia.
Whisper it around north London, but Arsenal's players may be happier playing in the maelstrom of an Anfield European night than at Ashburton Grove - to rid themselves of the pressure generated by some of their hyper-critical supporters.
That was the suggestion of Cesc Fábregas in the wake of Wednesday's 1-1 draw with Liverpool in the home leg of their Champions League quarter-final. The game had been marked by a significant percentage of the home fans loudly criticising their own players for perceived errors in passing, control and finishing, or demanding personnel changes from Arsène Wenger. The limited vocal support contrasted sharply with that coming from the away section.
Talking to Spanish television station Antena 3, Fábregas drew a contrast between the two supports. 'It is incredible the passion with which Liverpool fans live their games,' he said. 'Even the smallest cup game has a great atmosphere there, it is as if they played with 12 men. 'Let's see what happens [in Tuesday's return leg]. The good thing about playing away is that we don't have the pressure from our fans. Sometimes you don't get one or two passes right and...'
The value of Liverpool's support was a common theme among the participants last week. 'For me, the atmosphere there is the best in the world, it's unbelievable how the team and the crowd act in the same way together,' said the Arsenal goalkeeper Manuel Almunia.
#1007
Отправлено 07.04.2008, 08:52:12
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"это не мой мопед, я просто разместил объяву!!!"
а где хозяйн мопеда !!!по теме: Думаю Ливерпуль пройдет пушкарей
две ничьи, думаю дома выйграют с такой игрой !!!!!
Сообщение отредактировал Алматинец: 07.04.2008, 15:39:45
#1009
Отправлено 07.04.2008, 13:56:53
JD!
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полностью согласен, на Anfield Арсеналу нечего ловить, две игры на Emirates это показали
"это не мой мопед, я просто разместил объяву!!!"
по теме: Думаю Ливерпуль пройдет пушкарей
Сообщение отредактировал Алматинец: 07.04.2008, 15:41:22
#1012
Отправлено 07.04.2008, 15:25:58
Zhake
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идешь на Дворец спорта !!!!Приветствую всех!!!
вопрос: никогда не участвовал в тотализаторах. Есть реальное желание попробывать с началом ЧЕ-2008г.
... как сейчас с данными конторами? Где искать?
и еще инет тебе поможет
по теме: завтра у кого каки есоставы Ливерпуль Арсенал ???
выложите плиз !!!
Сообщение отредактировал Алматинец: 07.04.2008, 15:39:11
#1016
Отправлено 07.04.2008, 17:37:36
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полностью согласен, на Anfield Арсеналу нечего ловить, две игры на Emirates это показали
"это не мой мопед, я просто разместил объяву!!!"
по теме: Думаю Ливерпуль пройдет пушкарей
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Ливер спать. Голы забьют Адеба и Уолкот. от вас только Торрес с игры забьет и все. Кто то из ваших еще и удаление заработает
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