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I don't give a crap about any of those scenarios. I just want my club to win the CL.

I want real to win, even if it means that Spurs fans celebrate like they've won a trophy.

Really could not care one iota what other fans think or how they react, whether we win the CL or not.

This isn't about them, it's about us, and 99.999% of them would sell their entire families to be where we are.

We are in the final and cement our place as a European giant. Real are most likely hot favourites so to get wummed over possibly losing to one of the great CL sides ever would be embarrassing from tiny Totts.

Will be no shame on us unless we get battered 4-0 which won’t happen.

Conversely if you win, there will be plenty of you on the Spurs and United boards.
I'm so glad we were the first English club to win it, that can't be taken away.
I still want the PL next season, same as every season.
Plus think you're going to win, let's hope its a cracker and no controversy.
Now onto more important things Wembley 6.15pm French time.

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Gary Neville is quoted as saying that, with United 19(?) points behind City, if Chelsea win the FA Cup and LFC win the CL, he will run away, to some Amazonian forest, with thousands of fellow United fans, and stay there for the year.

It begs the obvious question:

Is there really a God in heaven?

Only asking, mind.

We’ve made the final and with CL football in the bag next season we can just go out and throw everything at Madrid. Should be a very good final and every reason to feel optimistic about the outcome.

I am super confident about the CL and for good reason. The stats say we have scored more goals than real, kept more clean sheets and have europes best attacking team in the CL.

2 weeks to prepare with Lallana back and maybe even Can is fit; that will boost our mf and maybe just maybe Ings has a part to play

To be fair, domestic cups aside where we fared poorly again, we've exceeded all expectations this season and I'm delighted.

We've got a top player coming into the midfield in summer, with further signings to come and Klopp very rarely gets big signings wrong for us.

Even if we lose one game vs one of.the best sides in Europe and perennial winners, we've got plenty to be delighted about.

Let the wums come, United have had no excitement all season and Spurs fans won't win anything for the foreseeable future.

I'm so glad we were the first English club to win it, that can't be taken away.
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That’s the kind of weird statement I’ve come to expect from Evertonians.

I don’t think being the first is cause for celebration.

Having most in England clearly is.

Of course it's worth celebrating, And it took the biggest and best English club to do it.

Emre Can to score an extra time winner after coming on as a substitute.

You saw it here first.

Lol a Champions League final coming up and GB is concerned what the Spurs fans on the internet might say

Some people really need to get a life