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Champions League 2004/2005
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Bayern Munich 3
Chelsea 2
Bayern had chances to win this one but came up short. Didnt watch the whole match just parts of it, Im sure Chelsea had some more chances to score.
Chelsea won 6-5 on agg.
Milan 1
Inter 0
This match was abandoned after 73 minutes when the ref dissallowed a good Inter goal, the stupid fans kept throwing flares and bottles onto the pitch. One flare hit Dida (AC Keeper). There goes home Champions League matches next year. Not to sure if they will replay the last 17 min or not. Anyways Sheva scored an amazing goal and Dida was a wall in the Milan goal.
Milan 3-0 on agg.
As much as this one hurts I cant see any team stop Milan this year.
Chelsea 2
Bayern had chances to win this one but came up short. Didnt watch the whole match just parts of it, Im sure Chelsea had some more chances to score.
Chelsea won 6-5 on agg.
Milan 1
Inter 0
This match was abandoned after 73 minutes when the ref dissallowed a good Inter goal, the stupid fans kept throwing flares and bottles onto the pitch. One flare hit Dida (AC Keeper). There goes home Champions League matches next year. Not to sure if they will replay the last 17 min or not. Anyways Sheva scored an amazing goal and Dida was a wall in the Milan goal.
Milan 3-0 on agg.
As much as this one hurts I cant see any team stop Milan this year.
zenga said:
Heres a link to the video
http://boards.footymad.net/mboard/fmb.php?tno=246&fid=122&sty=2&act=1&mid=2140512965
Hopefully it works!
trece verde
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AC 1 Inter 0
Absolutely nutbar non-finish. I just watched the rebroadcast, and am still trying to figure out what the call was for in the box that disallowed the goal.
Mrs. stew was watching the game with me, and we were debating over the wisdom of trying to restart the game (ie whether there was actually any point). Well, madame, it appeared to not be such a good idea after all, as the riff-raff resumed throwing flares onto the field just about right after the restart. Wonder how much this is going to cost Inter?
Bayern looked substantially better than Chelsea for most of the game. Too bad they couldn't make up the difference they needed to cover. Chelsea really looked like they were coasting; getting the first goal and sitting back, leaving only Drogba up front.
More games, please.....
stew
Absolutely nutbar non-finish. I just watched the rebroadcast, and am still trying to figure out what the call was for in the box that disallowed the goal.
Mrs. stew was watching the game with me, and we were debating over the wisdom of trying to restart the game (ie whether there was actually any point). Well, madame, it appeared to not be such a good idea after all, as the riff-raff resumed throwing flares onto the field just about right after the restart. Wonder how much this is going to cost Inter?
Bayern looked substantially better than Chelsea for most of the game. Too bad they couldn't make up the difference they needed to cover. Chelsea really looked like they were coasting; getting the first goal and sitting back, leaving only Drogba up front.
More games, please.....
stew
trece verde
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Yeah, I heard the Yankees are offering him a contract....
beerz,
stew
Juve had two shots all game...........all from 20 yds +.......
Baros should have slotted one
Ibrahimovic and Carnavaro with the only two chances that Juve had.
Credit to Liverpool they did what they had to today........Adding Alonso, Cisse and a healthy Gerrard will result in totally different line-up than the one that faced Chelsea in the Carling Cup.
Slated for April 26th or 27th
Sandman
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What would you expect of any English team in Italy up a goal? Given their depleted side, and the scoreline, a great performance.
Can't wait, first really huge Liverpool game since FA Cup win of the Mickey Mouse Treble year. Now if only these gutsy performances in Europe would spill into the premiership.
Luch said:
Hmm... not bad
As for the Inter curva mess, hopefully this will be the beginning of a major clean up in terms of fan violence in Italy. What amazed me was how typical the flares being thrown onto the pitch are. There were at least 1/2 a dozen on the field and Dida was still attempting to take the goal kick. It wasn't until he was actually hit that they decided that it could all be a bit dangerous
. Waiting to see what becomes of Inter. Apparently the decision comes down tomorrow.As for the next round. An AC/Chelsea final looks the most tempting.
Matchday 11 - Tuesday, 26 April
Milan 20:45 PSV
Matchday 11 - Wednesday, 27 April
Chelsea 20:45 Liverpool
I thought after Baros had missed his chance that it would come back to haunt the 'Pool but it turns out all I had to do was chew my fingernails down to the bone for the Reds to get the result. They owe me, I can barely type this post. It was kind of annoying, though, having to explain to friends (imaginary ones of course) why I was desperate for the game to end 0-0. No offense to people with imaginary friends (cough cough walls cough).
The Italian teams just aren't the same when they are chasing a result as opposed to shutting the game down it seems. Ah, karma.
Can't wait for the semis, should be magic. Anyone know a good place to watch the games at 6:30am in Hawaii?
The Italian teams just aren't the same when they are chasing a result as opposed to shutting the game down it seems. Ah, karma.
Can't wait for the semis, should be magic. Anyone know a good place to watch the games at 6:30am in Hawaii?
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From inter.it
FOUR-MATCH STADIUM BAN AND FINE FOR INTER
Friday, 15 April 2005 17:48:25
NYON - After meeting to discuss the incidents in Tuesday's Champions League match between Inter and AC Milan, Uefa's Control and Disciplinary Body has ordered FC Internazionale to play its next six European club competition matches behind closed doors. Of these six matches, the last two are under a probationary period of three years according to Article 15 bis of the Disciplinary Regulations.
FC Internazionale have also been fined 300,000 Swiss Francs (approximately 200,000 euros), and AC Milan have been awarded a 3-0 forfeit victory in the quarter-final return leg.
FOUR-MATCH STADIUM BAN AND FINE FOR INTER
Friday, 15 April 2005 17:48:25
NYON - After meeting to discuss the incidents in Tuesday's Champions League match between Inter and AC Milan, Uefa's Control and Disciplinary Body has ordered FC Internazionale to play its next six European club competition matches behind closed doors. Of these six matches, the last two are under a probationary period of three years according to Article 15 bis of the Disciplinary Regulations.
FC Internazionale have also been fined 300,000 Swiss Francs (approximately 200,000 euros), and AC Milan have been awarded a 3-0 forfeit victory in the quarter-final return leg.
What happened at the San Siro the other day was an absolute disgrace. How many times are UEFA going to let clubs get away with murder because their fans go fcuking mental. A four match stadium ban and a fine ?? You must be kidding me ..... totally laughable
When English fans (Liverpool ) were running riot all over Europe in the 70's, they were simply banned from European Competitions ...... and rightfully so.
Time for UEFA and god help us, FIFA to step in and start reprimanding clubs that can't control their own fans. And before anyone goes off and says that clubs can't control them, blah, blah, blah ...... look at what they've done in England. Security is so high at stadiums that they can track you 20 miles away from the stadium. If you throw something onto the pitch (ie. The Everton fan that threw a coin at Roy Carroll a few months back), they can zoom in and get a clear picture of the guy and ban the cnut for life. It’s been done countless times and it’s about time other countries (Italy, Spain and Turkey in particular) step up and do the same.
At least English fans are smart, they batter the fcuk out of each other miles away from the cameras
When English fans (Liverpool
) were running riot all over Europe in the 70's, they were simply banned from European Competitions ...... and rightfully so.Time for UEFA and god help us, FIFA to step in and start reprimanding clubs that can't control their own fans. And before anyone goes off and says that clubs can't control them, blah, blah, blah ...... look at what they've done in England. Security is so high at stadiums that they can track you 20 miles away from the stadium. If you throw something onto the pitch (ie. The Everton fan that threw a coin at Roy Carroll a few months back), they can zoom in and get a clear picture of the guy and ban the cnut for life. It’s been done countless times and it’s about time other countries (Italy, Spain and Turkey in particular) step up and do the same.
At least English fans are smart, they batter the fcuk out of each other miles away from the cameras
Indeed. How in the hell the Italian fans are even allowed to consider bringing flares within a few miles of the stadium is beyond me. Christ, that was an accident waiting to happen. And the amount of stewards they have to protect/separate/police the visiting fans is a joke as well. Four coffee-drinking, high-vis vest wearing monkeys without pants would do a better job. One for each side of the visitors section to ensure there's no monkey business. There's more security at New West Skytrain station and that's just to ensure Croatia SC don't have there baby blues stolen by some demented baby blue loving squeegee kid/drug dealers.
I agree with Walks on all but one point. It was the Liverpool team that was running riot all over Europe not just the fans.
squeegee kid/drug dealers. I agree with Walks on all but one point. It was the Liverpool team that was running riot all over Europe not just the fans.
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