Well their unbeaten run ended over the weekend, so let's hope their confidence is knocked and they go on to drop points against Nords.
Not beyond the realms of possibility.
I can't see it, if tey are going to drop points at all it would be against Juve but I doubt that either, still fingers crossed
Question:
If Juve beat Chelsea and Shakhtar beat Nordsjylland tonight, would a draw between them in the final game knock Chelsea out?
Chelsea would indeed be out.
I can't see it, Juventus had 36 goal attempts when they drew 1-1, those sort of things usually only happen once.
Fancy Chelsea to get a result tonight anyway.
Hope we anticipate the danger from cutbacks(our Achilles heel).
No slacking today.
I see us getting a result tonight, especially if the spanish doll doesnt' start
Juventus wil beat us imo. They've got too many sneaky smooth operators in their side who know exactly how to play a CL game. They will play the game at the pace they want and will know when to win a foul, when to slow the game down when to quicken it up. Experience beats youth in the CL and with our defensive problems at the moment and striker dilemma, its tough to see us getting a result.
talk about weak Champions
I wish I could call you weak CHAMPIONS too.
Heathen! Cazorla's stressed on the o. The accent on the 'a' is completely out of place and just plain wrong.
Mr C we've been very good in Europe the last 10 years. I'd say that we can hand them the initiative, sit back and try to nick a couple on the counter. A return to the good old days
TCW This is a different team now. Not the same team we had previously.
Yeah, as City have shown in Europe (albeit in horrible groups) sometimes the club matters as much as the players.
True, the club badge carries a lot of weight, but you can hardly ignore Juve's European history either.
That said, and despite the changes from last year to this, most of Chelsea's squad are reigning European champions, and that experience is worth as much or more as any Juve can bring to the table imo. Juve have the home advantage, but Chelsea are more than used to playing in hostile environments; it could even play into Chelsea's hands if you choose to sit tight and look to hit Juve on the counter.
Very hard game to call imo, I can't even discount a lopsided result on either side, though I imagine it'll be tight.
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posted on 20/11/12
Well their unbeaten run ended over the weekend, so let's hope their confidence is knocked and they go on to drop points against Nords.
Not beyond the realms of possibility.
posted on 20/11/12
I can't see it, if tey are going to drop points at all it would be against Juve but I doubt that either, still fingers crossed
posted on 20/11/12
Question:
If Juve beat Chelsea and Shakhtar beat Nordsjylland tonight, would a draw between them in the final game knock Chelsea out?
posted on 20/11/12
Chelsea would indeed be out.
posted on 20/11/12
yes it will
posted on 20/11/12
I can't see it, Juventus had 36 goal attempts when they drew 1-1, those sort of things usually only happen once.
posted on 20/11/12
Fancy Chelsea to get a result tonight anyway.
posted on 20/11/12
Hope we anticipate the danger from cutbacks(our Achilles heel).
No slacking today.
posted on 20/11/12
I see us getting a result tonight, especially if the spanish doll doesnt' start
posted on 20/11/12
Juventus wil beat us imo. They've got too many sneaky smooth operators in their side who know exactly how to play a CL game. They will play the game at the pace they want and will know when to win a foul, when to slow the game down when to quicken it up. Experience beats youth in the CL and with our defensive problems at the moment and striker dilemma, its tough to see us getting a result.
posted on 20/11/12
talk about weak Champions
posted on 20/11/12
I wish I could call you weak CHAMPIONS too.
posted on 20/11/12
Heathen! Cazorla's stressed on the o. The accent on the 'a' is completely out of place and just plain wrong.
posted on 20/11/12
posted on 20/11/12
Mr C we've been very good in Europe the last 10 years. I'd say that we can hand them the initiative, sit back and try to nick a couple on the counter. A return to the good old days
posted on 20/11/12
TCW This is a different team now. Not the same team we had previously.
posted on 20/11/12
Yeah, as City have shown in Europe (albeit in horrible groups) sometimes the club matters as much as the players.
posted on 20/11/12
True, the club badge carries a lot of weight, but you can hardly ignore Juve's European history either.
That said, and despite the changes from last year to this, most of Chelsea's squad are reigning European champions, and that experience is worth as much or more as any Juve can bring to the table imo. Juve have the home advantage, but Chelsea are more than used to playing in hostile environments; it could even play into Chelsea's hands if you choose to sit tight and look to hit Juve on the counter.
Very hard game to call imo, I can't even discount a lopsided result on either side, though I imagine it'll be tight.
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