Don't worry LFC_Bitcoin, sometimes we have to go down to make the going up memorable. I think like Ige said we have to play with Cro2 also next season, which makes it extra special
Good luck Ige, don't disappoint us for giving you your place lol
I don't think I win this one also, which is a shame, I really thought I picked good upsets.
I can't express my gratitude to you both enough, but be assured that I'll be lifting the trophy next year. It's been an intense season for me, and I must admit that I'm not very good at predicting football game activities, but next year, I'm going to screw up all the teams that almost burn me to the ground. Now that I have $150m to spend on transfers, I'm going to get Bobby from Liverpool for free, Hazard on loan, and Osimhen for 120m. I won't let you down, guys. I am confident that both of you will dominate Division 2.
The game was fucking boring at some point, with City passing the ball around while Real Madrid players ran behind the ball for the entire 90 mins, the players knew they were fucked from the first 15 minutes, and we can all agree that Real Madrid has been riding on luck for quite some time now, and they ran out of it last night.
Finally someone says it
I know that it can't be argued about Real Madrid having won so many titles in the champions league. But as you said, sometimes it seemed as if they had access to an unlimited source of luck. They have rarely been the better team in those games. I have to say that Real Madrid played quite well in the second half of the first leg, some great combinations and very well structured on the pitch.
Counting Real Madrid's lucky moments would take up the entire page of this thread, therefore I'd rather not discuss it for the sake of the Madristas in this thread, who haven't believed what has happened to them this season, and are still drained after running for the ball for 90mins against Manchester City. This weekend, Chelsea will show Madrid how to win Pep.