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Tony Adams still manages them dosen't he?Why is everyone happy with Granada?
Tony Adams still manages them dosen't he?Why is everyone happy with Granada?
I disagree. If I was a betting man, I'd be putting money on Slavia Prague knocking out Arsenal. They're the dark horses here. They and Dinamo Zagreb are sides I'm happy to avoid until a possible final where nerves are likely to kick in for them.Pretty good draw for us.
Arsenal fans should be pretty happy with that draw. Great chance of getting to the final. No United,Roma or Ajax on their side of the draw.
And last season you had to beat AZ Alkmaar, Astana, Partizan, LASK, Brugge and Copenhagen to be in the SF. That's not my point though, it remains a great draw for the english teams, probably the best possible draw to have four english clubs in the both European finalsLuck had nothing to do with it pal, we had to beat sociedad and Milan to get to this stage!
Because it’s more favourable than the other 7?Why is everyone happy with Granada?
Might be but I don't like our recent record against them. We've 3 losses and 2 draws in the last five games. Plus I usually like playing against non-PL teams in Europe for a bit of change.Easier beating them over two legs, no?
They just about beat Molde on aggregate and it's a better draw than Roma, Ajax or Arsenal.Why is everyone happy with Granada?
7?Because it’s more favourable than the other 7?
Hello muddah, hello faddah, here I am at... camp granada
Would be peak Arsenal if that happenedEmery going to knock Arsenal out.
It is so beautifulMeanwhile, in the CL, City and Chelsea continue to get the easier draws...
Our greatest enemy is always ourselves.
Marge, has Lisa gone to Camp Granada?
Tbh Id rather face Real than Dortmund. Real got no attacking threat whatsoever.Meanwhile, in the CL, City and Chelsea continue to get the easier draws...
Look at the Arsenal fans jumping the gun alreadyFive cup finals for Arteta. A return to the Champions League would be huge.
I thought that at first, but Real can be very unpredictable. At Dortmund, stop Halaand scoring (easier said than done, I admit) and you 80% there. But yes, Liverpool jammy too to avoid PSG and particularly Bayern. Odd that no British sides were drawn against each other in either competition - I was certain we would bag ArsenalTbh Id rather face Real than Dortmund. Real got no attacking threat whatsoever.
Liverpool got an easier draw than City for me
Brighton is legitimately the toughest game by far.Apr 04 - Brighton (H)
Apr 08 - Granada (A or N)
Apr 11 - Tottenham (A)
Apr 15 - Granada (H)
Haaland, Sancho and Reus is exactly the counterattacking kryptonite needed to prevent Pep playing the entire game in Dortmund's half.I thought that at first, but Real can be very unpredictable. At Dortmund, stop Halaand scoring (easier said than done, I admit) and you 80% there. But yes, Liverpool jammy too to avoid PSG and particularly Bayern. Odd that no British sides were drawn against each other in either competition - I was certain we would bag Arsenal
This reminds me of something else that’s positive about drawing Granada.....due to Covid restrictions in Spain, don’t we get to return to our home country, Italy?Apr 04 - Brighton (H)
Apr 08 - Granada (A or N)
Apr 11 - Tottenham (A)
Apr 15 - Granada (H)
A possible (and I emphasize possible) path to salvage our season has just been gifted to us.Look at the Arsenal fans jumping the gun already
Do you never learn?
We steam rolled Sociedad who are better than Granada. I know football doesn't work like that but I think we will easily beat them.These won't be easy matches, if people think we will steamroller these teams, then they need to think again. Although, we should be getting to the final with the teams left in the competition and anything less will be a failure really. I fancy Villarrael to get there as well from the other side.
Jesus, you must be a great laughOn paper we should win this tournament but I don’t trust Ole. Another semi final exit on the horizon.