What's the league season got to do with winning the CL? Absolutely nothing. Name me the last time the CL was contested without a big boy being in the final? There is no 'luck of the draw' in the CL, if you want to be the best, you have to beat the best, it's always been that way. You want to avoid all big boys and think we'll win the CL? We lost to Villarreal and Sevilla in the EL final, no disrespect to those teams but they're not big boys. Just a weak mentality if you want to win the CL after beating all the fodder but each to their own.
Why do you want the easiest draw, you tell me? Not confident we can beat the likes of Real, Bayern, PSG? If you don't then we'll never win the CL because buddy, we're never getting a free run at the trophy and you're burying your head in the sand if that's what you're hoping for. Hoping to play the likes of Molde, Sheriff and Lille is a massive cop out and shirking away from an actual competitive tie.
If we have to play tough opponents at some point to win the competition, then, yeah, fine, we'll obviously have to deal with those tough games when they happen. But there's a huge difference between
having to deal with some tough games along the way and actually
wanting tough games, and wanting to be drawn in a group of death.
I really don't think it's an unusual stance to hope to get some easier ties in the earlier cup rounds, to help us deal with battling in 4 competitions throughout the 9 month season, rather than hoping for nothing but tough ties in all cup competitions because anything else is bottling it and cowardly.
Of course, at some point, it's likely you have to face tough opponents in the cups the further you get. But the fewer tough draws, and the more easier ones along the way, the better for me. If the end goal is the same - winning the cup - then I don't see why you're so adamant that we should have to do it the harder way from the start rather than hoping to get there via an easier route.