For flip's sake, three more hours...

Eriku · 10th March 2010, 16:52

...till we get to see another home European night, and against Milan with a 3-2 win in the bag from the first leg, no less.

How's nerves, chaps and chapettes?

I've got the shakes, meself.

I predict a 2-1 win, on no basis in particular.

Sarni · 10th March 2010, 16:54

Not as exciting as it would be had we not won in Milan as I'm positive that we will qualify. The downside of winning 3-2 away from home is that home leg carries less excitement afterwards - I felt the same when we won 2-0 in Rome two years ago.

I predict a 3-0 win.

M13 · 10th March 2010, 16:54

Absolutely buzzing about this one.

hungrywing · 10th March 2010, 16:54

Two hours fifty-eight minutes before the Rapture.

Eriku · 10th March 2010, 16:56

Still, if we do anything half as shabby as our passing at the back in Milan, we'll find ourselves having work to do.

At this level, with this sort of a team facing us, we can't discount them scoring two, in which case it'll be a race.

JayWalker · 10th March 2010, 16:57

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Originally Posted by hungrywing

Two hours fifty-eight minutes before the Rapture.

You just want to see park sweating and panting, dont you.

AdZzUtd · 10th March 2010, 16:57

I'm nervous as feck.

gambit28 · 10th March 2010, 16:59

I'm negating any nerves with some herefordshire scrumpy.

Sarni · 10th March 2010, 17:00

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Originally Posted by Eriku

Still, if we do anything half as shabby as our passing at the back in Milan, we'll find ourselves having work to do.

At this level, with this sort of a team facing us, we can't discount them scoring two, in which case it'll be a race.

It will take something extra-ordinary for Milan to beat us by two goals at Old Trafford, or score three goals here. I haven't seen Milan do anything of a sort in a while, and with their main attacking threat Pato seemingly out they will need all the luck in the world to even stand a chance here.

Red Hand Devil · 10th March 2010, 17:00

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Originally Posted by Eriku

Still, if we do anything half as shabby as our passing at the back in Milan, we'll find ourselves having work to do.

At this level, with this sort of a team facing us, we can't discount them scoring two, in which case it'll be a race.

With moocing cunt facing us, we most certainly can't discount them scoring two:

hungrywing · 10th March 2010, 17:00

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Originally Posted by JayWalker

You just want to see park sweating and panting, dont you.

This is getting annoying. I take that back. I'm just a bit cranky.

The Physio · 10th March 2010, 17:01

It'l be a draw I reckon.

Pogue Mahone · 10th March 2010, 17:01

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Originally Posted by Sarni

It will take something extra-ordinary for Milan to beat us by two goals at Old Trafford, or score three goals here. I haven't seen Milan do anything of a sort in a while, and with their main attacking threat Pato seemingly out they will need all the luck in the world to even stand a chance here.

Ronaldinho was their main attacking threat in the first leg and I get the impression he's been their main attacking threat for a while now (for the last couple of months anyway)

Red Hand Devil · 10th March 2010, 17:03

Looking forward to this, as I always do on Champions League nights at Old Trafford. Best way to break up a week & a great excuse to get the beers in!

Eriku · 10th March 2010, 17:04

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Originally Posted by Sarni

It will take something extra-ordinary for Milan to beat us by two goals at Old Trafford, or score three goals here. I haven't seen Milan do anything of a sort in a while, and with their main attacking threat Pato seemingly out they will need all the luck in the world to even stand a chance here.

Football is extraordinary, with some fair regularity, I find

But point taken... I still can't help feeling that matches like these very much hang in the balance, even with an aggregate scoreline of 3-2 in our favour with the second leg at home. Would Ronaldinho really need to be given that much before we suffer? A couple of moments of brilliance may do, and we all know they are capable of it, and that we're not at our most solid at the back.

JayWalker · 10th March 2010, 17:04

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Originally Posted by hungrywing

This is getting annoying. I take that back. I'm just a bit cranky.

My bad. I'll refrain from doing it.

Sarni · 10th March 2010, 17:05

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Originally Posted by Pogue Mahone

Ronaldinho was their main attacking threat in the first leg and I get the impression he's been their main attacking threat for a while now (for the last couple of months anyway)

He still scored plenty of goals this season and they will miss him as none of their remaining strikers is even close to that level. Huntelaar has been gash there, Boriello was never any good while Inzaghi is old and mostly offside (good finisher mind).

SirAF · 10th March 2010, 17:06

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Originally Posted by Eriku

...till we get to see another home European night, and against Milan with a 3-2 win in the bag from the first leg, no less.

How's nerves, chaps and chapettes?

I've got the shakes, meself.

I predict a 2-1 win, on no basis in particular.

Come on....

UNITED

hungrywing · 10th March 2010, 17:08

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Originally Posted by JayWalker

My bad. I'll refrain from doing it.

Too late. I've already flown into an Achillic rage and cannibalized three Toffees. Three more cry for mercy in the palm of my hand. Their souls reside on the balance of your conscience.

Sarni · 10th March 2010, 17:08

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Originally Posted by Eriku

Football is extraordinary, with some fair regularity, I find

But point taken... I still can't help feeling that matches like these very much hang in the balance, even with an aggregate scoreline of 3-2 in our favour with the second leg at home. Would Ronaldinho really need to be given that much before we suffer? A couple of moments of brilliance may do, and we all know they are capable of it, and that we're not at our most solid at the back.

If they grab the first goal of the game, it will be open. If we manage to score first, it will pretty much be over as I cannot see them scoring three in a row with us not responding to it.

Of course it's not over, but I still felt more excited last season when we played Porto and had to win in Portugal, or when we played Real in 2003 and had to win by 2 at home, or when we played the same Milan in 2007 and had to defend the 3-2 lead gained at home (I still feel we would have approached the game differently had it finished 2-2 and things might have gone differently).

Eriku · 10th March 2010, 17:10

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Originally Posted by Sarni

He still scored plenty of goals this season and they will miss him as none of their remaining strikers is even close to that level. Huntelaar has been gash there, Boriello was never any good while Inzaghi is old and mostly offside (good finisher mind).

I've tried to catch Milan a fair bit this season, with Ronaldinho supposedly pulling the occasional rabbit out of the hat, and Becks returning after New Years, but I have to say Boriello has looked useful to me. His holding up of the ball has been good whenever I've seen him, and he seems to have a knack for getting a good/decent finish off in most situations... Add to that an acrobatic goal or two (I certainly remember a fully airborn volley.)

datura · 10th March 2010, 17:12

I hate 5.30pm finishes on nights like this, far too little drinking time after getting home then the tram.

Jaap · 10th March 2010, 17:12

Another hour at home, off to the gym and back in time for kick-off.

Come on, United!

Eriku · 10th March 2010, 17:14

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Originally Posted by Sarni

If they grab the first goal of the game, it will be open. If we manage to score first, it will pretty much be over as I cannot see them scoring three in a row with us not responding to it.

Of course it's not over, but I still felt more excited last season when we played Porto and had to win in Portugal, or when we played Real in 2003 and had to win by 2 at home, or when we played the same Milan in 2007 and had to defend the 3-2 lead gained at home (I still feel we would have approached the game differently had it finished 2-2 and things might have gone differently).

Now now... if we score one then they'll need to score three without us responding more than once... They can still have a go, and they will... you won't see the likes of Milan lay down.

hungrywing · 10th March 2010, 17:15

7-1

Laphroaig · 10th March 2010, 17:16

I am worryingly confident and calm. Not nervous at all, just looking forward to it. I hope I'm not in for a surprise.

TuTuHimm · 10th March 2010, 17:17

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Originally Posted by M13_RED

Absolutely buzzing about this one.

On Google?

iSparky · 10th March 2010, 17:18

cant wait for this!

Eriku · 10th March 2010, 17:18

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Originally Posted by Laphroaig

I am worryingly confident and calm. Not nervous at all, just looking forward to it. I hope I'm not in for a surprise.

Well, you would if you had a bit of yourself to calm the nerves.

(eller, for å få fram det norske ordspelet eg hinta mot; du er roleg om du har hatt deg sjølv, hoho

........ eg hentar jakka mi...)

radd · 10th March 2010, 17:22

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Originally Posted by hungrywing

Too late. I've already flown into an Achillic rage and cannibalized three Toffees. Three more cry for mercy in the palm of my hand. Their souls reside on the balance of your conscience.

Yes, we lost to Everton. But we might still win the league. Please cannibalize Berties instead. And hoping for no rage backlash at moi

JayWalker · 10th March 2010, 17:26

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Originally Posted by hungrywing

Too late. I've already flown into an Achillic rage and cannibalized three Toffees. Three more cry for mercy in the palm of my hand. Their souls reside on the balance of your conscience.

Cahill, Fellaini and Saha ?

kouroux · 10th March 2010, 17:28

I'm very confident.

askabob · 10th March 2010, 17:29

If I can get this pumped for a college basketball game (

), I sure as hell can get pumped for a tie against AC Milan

Laphroaig · 10th March 2010, 17:37

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Originally Posted by Eriku

Well, you would if you had a bit of yourself to calm the nerves.

(eller, for å få fram det norske ordspelet eg hinta mot; du er roleg om du har hatt deg sjølv, hoho

........ eg hentar jakka mi...)

Hm, det har eg aldri høyrt før. Kva tydar det?

Joker · 10th March 2010, 17:40

I can't wait for this, feel like the time is going backwards. Heres hoping the restaurant will be quiet tonight so the staff can enjoy the game.

Red_Aaron · 10th March 2010, 17:41

im constantly flitting between deep fear that we're going to be 2-o down inside 20 mins to being convinced we're gonna have another 7-1 on our hands

i know were better than them, but i also know that utd are often intent on doing things the most difficult way possible

just want the game to start

SirAF · 10th March 2010, 17:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eriku

Well, you would if you had a bit of yourself to calm the nerves.

(eller, for å få fram det norske ordspelet eg hinta mot; du er roleg om du har hatt deg sjølv, hoho

........ eg hentar jakka mi...)

lols

vanthaman · 10th March 2010, 17:46

1 hour 58 minutes to go

swooshboy · 10th March 2010, 17:46

Cannot wait!

Will be heading to a bar in Holland to watch the game with mates...really looking forward to this one.

All I hope is that we play in the United way. SAF has said that he thinks it will be an open game and that we need to kill the tie off through our attacking football.

Let's hope we play like we can...

Eriku · 10th March 2010, 17:48

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Originally Posted by Laphroaig

Hm, det har eg aldri høyrt før. Kva tydar det?

Eg meinte ikkje eit etablert ordspel... berre eit lamt forsøk frå meg sjølv ;P

Om du trengte dissekering so sikta eg til å ha seg, som i å ha sex... om du hadde litt av deg sjølv (som kun funkar på engelsk, no når eg tenke meg om) hadde du fått roa nervane, då ditt navn er alkoholisk.

*held kjeft*

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10th March 2010, 16:54	#2 (permalink)
Sarni nice guy, unassuming, objective United fan. Thinks hes intelligent though. Nutter Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Krakow Posts: 14,813	Not as exciting as it would be had we not won in Milan as I'm positive that we will qualify. The downside of winning 3-2 away from home is that home leg carries less excitement afterwards - I felt the same when we won 2-0 in Rome two years ago. I predict a 3-0 win.

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M13 Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2008 Location: I delete my own threads when I'm tired. Posts: 5,138	Absolutely buzzing about this one.

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hungrywing Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Your Left Ventricle Posts: 4,192	Two hours fifty-eight minutes before the Rapture.

10th March 2010, 16:56	#5 (permalink)
Eriku Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bergen, Norway Posts: 4,594	Still, if we do anything half as shabby as our passing at the back in Milan, we'll find ourselves having work to do. At this level, with this sort of a team facing us, we can't discount them scoring two, in which case it'll be a race.

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AdZzUtd First Team Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Official Billy Ocean and Paul Gascoigne Fan Club Member. Posts: 11,406	I'm nervous as feck.

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gambit28 A Grade's partner Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Anderson is the future. Posts: 16,009	I'm negating any nerves with some herefordshire scrumpy.

10th March 2010, 17:01	#12 (permalink)
The Physio Fearghal Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 2,074	It'l be a draw I reckon.

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Red Hand Devil Dear RHD.. I need your advice. My girlfriend recently.. Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: "i said a hip hop the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop, a you dont stop the rock it to the bang bang boogie say up jumped the boogie to the rhythm of the boogie, the beat.........." Posts: 10,378	Looking forward to this, as I always do on Champions League nights at Old Trafford. Best way to break up a week & a great excuse to get the beers in!

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datura First Team Sub Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: so it goes Posts: 6,131	I hate 5.30pm finishes on nights like this, far too little drinking time after getting home then the tram.

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Jaap Reserve Team Player Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Dortmund, Germany Posts: 2,436	Another hour at home, off to the gym and back in time for kick-off. Come on, United!

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hungrywing Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Your Left Ventricle Posts: 4,192	7-1

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Laphroaig First Team Sub Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: eid ma clack shaw Posts: 7,953	I am worryingly confident and calm. Not nervous at all, just looking forward to it. I hope I'm not in for a surprise.

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iSparky Gay in orientation - King Cocksmoker Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 23,408	cant wait for this!

10th March 2010, 17:28	#32 (permalink)
kouroux First Team Regular Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Poitiers(86)/France Posts: 18,095	I'm very confident.

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Joker Reserve Team Player Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,239	I can't wait for this, feel like the time is going backwards. Heres hoping the restaurant will be quiet tonight so the staff can enjoy the game.

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Red_Aaron Reserve Team Player Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Cowe gonna be chopps Posts: 1,160	im constantly flitting between deep fear that we're going to be 2-o down inside 20 mins to being convinced we're gonna have another 7-1 on our hands i know were better than them, but i also know that utd are often intent on doing things the most difficult way possible just want the game to start

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vanthaman Winner of the KIA Cup July 2009, Winner of the RedCafe Mickey Mouse Cup 2006 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: South of England Posts: 17,738	1 hour 58 minutes to go

10th March 2010, 17:46	#39 (permalink)
swooshboy Reserve Team Player Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 1,769	Cannot wait! Will be heading to a bar in Holland to watch the game with mates...really looking forward to this one. All I hope is that we play in the United way. SAF has said that he thinks it will be an open game and that we need to kill the tie off through our attacking football. Let's hope we play like we can...