Last edited by Mek-Stizzle (2008-04-21 04:43:20)
I'd agree with that Man Utd much stronger right now and its time Ronaldo really really turned the style on in Europe.Mek-Stizzle wrote:
Barcelona drew their last game at home. And the game before that away, and lost the game before that, and are 11 points behind Real Madrid. I'd say their form is much worse than United. They weren't exactly that impressive in the Quarter Finals either. I'd say United could probably win both legs, they're the favourites to go through.
As for Chelsea/Liverpool. I'm gonna go and say that Chelsea are gonna win it. The key thing this time round is that the second leg is at the bridge. And Chelsea are formidable at their home ground. If Liverpool don't run riot in Anfield then they're gonna pay in the second leg, it's a must win for Liverpool at Anfield, and by a decent margin and they can't let Chelsea score.
Last edited by 1927 (2008-04-21 04:44:24)
Balls man, how many times have Chelski won the Champions league? eh eh? what's that I hear you say.... "never"... what?... never?.. ever??!!.. eva!!!!..? how many times have Liverpool won it again?Mek-Stizzle wrote:
Barcelona drew their last game at home. And the game before that away, and lost the game before that, and are 11 points behind Real Madrid (Infact, it's 4 games without a win for them). I'd say their form is much worse than United. They weren't exactly that impressive in the Quarter Finals either. I'd say United could probably win both legs, they're the favourites to go through.
As for Chelsea/Liverpool. I'm gonna go and say that Chelsea are gonna win it. The key thing this time round is that the second leg is at the bridge. And Chelsea are formidable at their home ground. If Liverpool don't run riot in Anfield then they're gonna pay in the second leg, it's a must win for Liverpool at Anfield, and by a decent margin and they can't let Chelsea score.
camm down camm downIG-Calibre wrote:
Balls man, how many times have Chelski won the Champions league? eh eh? what's that I hear you say.... "never"... what?... never?.. ever??!!.. eva!!!!..? how many times have Liverpool won it again?Mek-Stizzle wrote:
Barcelona drew their last game at home. And the game before that away, and lost the game before that, and are 11 points behind Real Madrid (Infact, it's 4 games without a win for them). I'd say their form is much worse than United. They weren't exactly that impressive in the Quarter Finals either. I'd say United could probably win both legs, they're the favourites to go through.
As for Chelsea/Liverpool. I'm gonna go and say that Chelsea are gonna win it. The key thing this time round is that the second leg is at the bridge. And Chelsea are formidable at their home ground. If Liverpool don't run riot in Anfield then they're gonna pay in the second leg, it's a must win for Liverpool at Anfield, and by a decent margin and they can't let Chelsea score.
It is true that Liverpool are a good cup team whereas Chelsea aren't but seriously, I don't think they can go it three times in a row. Although Avram Grants Chelsea always chokes like a ho on dick in big gamesIG-Calibre wrote:
Balls man, how many times have Chelski won the Champions league? eh eh? what's that I hear you say.... "never"... what?... never?.. ever??!!.. eva!!!!..? how many times have Liverpool won it again?Mek-Stizzle wrote:
Barcelona drew their last game at home. And the game before that away, and lost the game before that, and are 11 points behind Real Madrid (Infact, it's 4 games without a win for them). I'd say their form is much worse than United. They weren't exactly that impressive in the Quarter Finals either. I'd say United could probably win both legs, they're the favourites to go through.
As for Chelsea/Liverpool. I'm gonna go and say that Chelsea are gonna win it. The key thing this time round is that the second leg is at the bridge. And Chelsea are formidable at their home ground. If Liverpool don't run riot in Anfield then they're gonna pay in the second leg, it's a must win for Liverpool at Anfield, and by a decent margin and they can't let Chelsea score.
remember the League cup final this year? Chelski are not going past liverpool tbh it's wishfull thinking..Mek-Stizzle wrote:
It is true that Liverpool are a good cup team whereas Chelsea aren't but seriously, I don't think they can go it three times in a row. Although Avram Grants Chelsea always chokes like a ho on dick in big gamesIG-Calibre wrote:
Balls man, how many times have Chelski won the Champions league? eh eh? what's that I hear you say.... "never"... what?... never?.. ever??!!.. eva!!!!..? how many times have Liverpool won it again?Mek-Stizzle wrote:
Barcelona drew their last game at home. And the game before that away, and lost the game before that, and are 11 points behind Real Madrid (Infact, it's 4 games without a win for them). I'd say their form is much worse than United. They weren't exactly that impressive in the Quarter Finals either. I'd say United could probably win both legs, they're the favourites to go through.
As for Chelsea/Liverpool. I'm gonna go and say that Chelsea are gonna win it. The key thing this time round is that the second leg is at the bridge. And Chelsea are formidable at their home ground. If Liverpool don't run riot in Anfield then they're gonna pay in the second leg, it's a must win for Liverpool at Anfield, and by a decent margin and they can't let Chelsea score.
Let's see if you call it as well this year as you did last amigo..sergeriver wrote:
Manchester-Chelsea final.
fixedkptk92 wrote:
Chelsea to beat Liverpool 2-0 at the Bridge, and draw 0-0 at Anfield