lol...These fresh Afs have no decorum...That bein' said..Neither do fresh Caribbeans...Good result bruv...Holdin' it up for the Brits...Although the way people are hypin' that only Chelsea are left is mad...
lol...These fresh Afs have no decorum...That bein' said..Neither do fresh Caribbeans...Good result bruv...Holdin' it up for the Brits...Although the way people are hypin' that only Chelsea are left is mad...
LMAO so we got Chelsea vs. BArca eyyyyy? Benfica was unlucky yesterday, they can play some beautifull football from time to time, Aimar still is da king son
Bayern vs. Real........both spanish teams got lucky they can play away first...I have faith in Bayern though, Ribery/Robben/Gomez/Muller gonna suprise Jose's galacticos
anyway gonna check out the EL tonight, rootin for AZ to go through against Valencia(AZ won 2-1 at home).
Chelsea ain't nowhere near the level they had a few years back when they faced Barca(when they had Ballack/Hiddink etc) and Barca has only gotten better.....so the odds are in favour of Barca, but hey, this is football so I wouldn't be suprised if Chelsea pull though
they got nothing to lose, Barca got lucky against Milan imo(ref fucked up with the 2nd pen)
they need to bench Mikel for Essien though, Mikel needed a lot of fouls yesterday, seemed like he couldn't keep up with the fastpaced midgets of Benfica, you know Barca got those 2 lmao.
lol what flag is roman sailing under? can't see it clear
they say Blanc, French national coach is going to be Chelsea's new manager btw
Can't make out the flag either. It would be of what country the boat is registered in.
He was only here for one day. My friend met him - he brought some people to open offshore accounts at the bank he works at.
He comes here a lot by the way, but this is the first time I've ever known him to actually come off the boat. Knew it was purely business because he docked at this particular harbour in the city. He usually docks at one of the quieter harbours.
lol what flag is roman sailing under? can't see it clear
they say Blanc, French national coach is going to be Chelsea's new manager btw
Can't make out the flag either. It would be of what country the boat is registered in.
He was only here for one day. My friend met him - he brought some people to open offshore accounts at the bank he works at.
He comes here a lot by the way, but this is the first time I've ever known him to actually come off the boat. Knew it was purely business because he docked at this particular harbour in the city. He usually docks at one of the quieter harbours.
lol roman be living the life, faring from coast to coast, occasionally watchin a chelsea match
not suprised he comes to Antigua a lot, you live on a beautifull island bro
Benfica president Luis Felipe Vieira has described his team's Champions League exit to Chelsea as "an outrage" and vowed to protest to the Portuguese Football Federation.
- Lampard relieved as Blues progress
- Terry struggling with injury - Mourinho: Chelsea won't reach final
- Palmer: Di Matteo fails to convince
Chelsea, having won the first leg of the teams' quarter-final 1-0 in Lisbon, booked a semi-final date with Barcelona after securing a 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge, but the return leg was not as straightforward as had been expected.
Benfica, who played most of the match with ten men after Maxi Pereira was shown a second yellow card in the 40th minute, were within a goal of progress following a Javi Garcia header in the 85th minute only for Raul Meireles to settle the encounter in the dying moments.
It was an impressive showing for a team many had written off after the first leg, and there was a feeling in the Benfica camp that referee Damir Skomina had unduly influenced the tie.
"Whether we were there (in Lisbon) or here (in London), we were not allowed to eliminate Chelsea," Vieira told RTP. "Benfica were the better team and deserved to go through, but other factors seriously hindered us. We lacked luck."
Vieira, who added that "only the officials failed to see" a John Terry handball in the area in the first leg, suggested the fact that Portuguese football is "very small" meant the authorities showed a preference for teams from the bigger leagues.
"We can't understand how a Slovenian referee was in charge of this match and we will explain our position to the Portuguese Football Federation," he said. "I don't know whether the federation is capable of doing anything.
"Surely everyone saw what happened here. It is evident that this is a business and that there was no desire to see Benfica go through. Refereeing has reached a scandalous point."
Benfica manager Jorge Jesus similarly felt that Skomina, who issued eight yellow cards in the second leg, had played a part in his team's demise.
"Well, we've been the better team in both legs - in Lisbon and in London,'' he said. "I am very proud of my men. We played with ten men for the best part of an hour and we were still the better team. We made Chelsea look ordinary.
"We were penalised by the referee tonight, unfortunately, and unjustly I feel, but that's football in the end. We come away as losers but I feel my team gave everything and I am very proud of my players tonight."
He added: "Over the two games we proved we were much the better team. What hurts me is that we've knocked out better teams than this Chelsea. I may be wrong but I believe Chelsea have no chance against Barcelona."
Despite their disappointment, Vieira remains confident Benfica will return to the Champions League next season ready to try again. "We'll be back," he said. "UEFA and Platini will see Benfica again in Europe."
Gareth Bale has revealed he turned down the chance to join Manchester United, fearing he may have struggled to nail down a regular start.
- Bale backs Redknapp for England
After a tough transition to life in the Premier League following his 2007 move from Southampton, Bale has blossomed and is now one of the most talked about players in world football.
He is a key figure for Spurs and has attracted interest from the likes of Barcelona and AC Milan, but he could have been gracing the biggest stage in English football had he answered Sir Alex Ferguson's call in the positive.
"Man United were interested in me but I wanted to play first-team football," Bale told Match of the Day magazine. "I thought I had a better chance of getting that at Tottenham. The manager at the time, Martin Jol, told me he wanted me to go straight into the first team."
Bale is a key figure for Wales but he could have been pulling on an England shirt.
"That was an emotional debut," he said of his 2006 international bow against Trinidad & Tobago. "When I came on I knew I was the youngest ever Wales international, at the age of 16. I'm a proud Welshman - that's why I didn't choose to play for England. I could have, but I'd rather be Welsh!"
Benfica president Luis Felipe Vieira has described his team's Champions League exit to Chelsea as "an outrage" and vowed to protest to the Portuguese Football Federation.
- Lampard relieved as Blues progress
- Terry struggling with injury - Mourinho: Chelsea won't reach final
- Palmer: Di Matteo fails to convince
Chelsea, having won the first leg of the teams' quarter-final 1-0 in Lisbon, booked a semi-final date with Barcelona after securing a 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge, but the return leg was not as straightforward as had been expected.
Benfica, who played most of the match with ten men after Maxi Pereira was shown a second yellow card in the 40th minute, were within a goal of progress following a Javi Garcia header in the 85th minute only for Raul Meireles to settle the encounter in the dying moments.
It was an impressive showing for a team many had written off after the first leg, and there was a feeling in the Benfica camp that referee Damir Skomina had unduly influenced the tie.
"Whether we were there (in Lisbon) or here (in London), we were not allowed to eliminate Chelsea," Vieira told RTP. "Benfica were the better team and deserved to go through, but other factors seriously hindered us. We lacked luck."
Vieira, who added that "only the officials failed to see" a John Terry handball in the area in the first leg, suggested the fact that Portuguese football is "very small" meant the authorities showed a preference for teams from the bigger leagues.
"We can't understand how a Slovenian referee was in charge of this match and we will explain our position to the Portuguese Football Federation," he said. "I don't know whether the federation is capable of doing anything.
"Surely everyone saw what happened here. It is evident that this is a business and that there was no desire to see Benfica go through. Refereeing has reached a scandalous point."
Benfica manager Jorge Jesus similarly felt that Skomina, who issued eight yellow cards in the second leg, had played a part in his team's demise.
"Well, we've been the better team in both legs - in Lisbon and in London,'' he said. "I am very proud of my men. We played with ten men for the best part of an hour and we were still the better team. We made Chelsea look ordinary.
"We were penalised by the referee tonight, unfortunately, and unjustly I feel, but that's football in the end. We come away as losers but I feel my team gave everything and I am very proud of my players tonight."
He added: "Over the two games we proved we were much the better team. What hurts me is that we've knocked out better teams than this Chelsea. I may be wrong but I believe Chelsea have no chance against Barcelona."
Despite their disappointment, Vieira remains confident Benfica will return to the Champions League next season ready to try again. "We'll be back," he said. "UEFA and Platini will see Benfica again in Europe."
Benfica president throwing flamethrowers, they won't hear him though
Gareth Bale has revealed he turned down the chance to join Manchester United, fearing he may have struggled to nail down a regular start.
- Bale backs Redknapp for England
After a tough transition to life in the Premier League following his 2007 move from Southampton, Bale has blossomed and is now one of the most talked about players in world football.
He is a key figure for Spurs and has attracted interest from the likes of Barcelona and AC Milan, but he could have been gracing the biggest stage in English football had he answered Sir Alex Ferguson's call in the positive.
"Man United were interested in me but I wanted to play first-team football," Bale told Match of the Day magazine. "I thought I had a better chance of getting that at Tottenham. The manager at the time, Martin Jol, told me he wanted me to go straight into the first team."
Bale is a key figure for Wales but he could have been pulling on an England shirt.
"That was an emotional debut," he said of his 2006 international bow against Trinidad & Tobago. "When I came on I knew I was the youngest ever Wales international, at the age of 16. I'm a proud Welshman - that's why I didn't choose to play for England. I could have, but I'd rather be Welsh!"
Chelsea ain't nowhere near the level they had a few years back when they faced Barca(when they had Ballack/Hiddink etc) and Barca has only gotten better.....so the odds are in favour of Barca, but hey, this is football so I wouldn't be suprised if Chelsea pull though
they got nothing to lose, Barca got lucky against Milan imo(ref fucked up with the 2nd pen)
they need to bench Mikel for Essien though, Mikel needed a lot of fouls yesterday, seemed like he couldn't keep up with the fastpaced midgets of Benfica, you know Barca got those 2 lmao.
No doubt Barca are redhot favourites...But in a two legged tie, it won't be easy...Its all about what they take to the Camp Nou...A win at Stamford Bridge is very achievable...
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0 • Wack Feelings Nosign Cosign Ether GOAT LOL •Bayern vs. Real........both spanish teams got lucky they can play away first...I have faith in Bayern though, Ribery/Robben/Gomez/Muller gonna suprise Jose's galacticos
anyway gonna check out the EL tonight, rootin for AZ to go through against Valencia(AZ won 2-1 at home).
@josh, say hi to Roman for me lol
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0 • Wack Feelings Nosign Cosign Ether GOAT LOL •Chelsea ain't nowhere near the level they had a few years back when they faced Barca(when they had Ballack/Hiddink etc) and Barca has only gotten better.....so the odds are in favour of Barca, but hey, this is football so I wouldn't be suprised if Chelsea pull though
they got nothing to lose, Barca got lucky against Milan imo(ref fucked up with the 2nd pen)
they need to bench Mikel for Essien though, Mikel needed a lot of fouls yesterday, seemed like he couldn't keep up with the fastpaced midgets of Benfica, you know Barca got those 2 lmao.
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0 • Wack Feelings Nosign Cosign Ether GOAT LOL •Can't make out the flag either. It would be of what country the boat is registered in.
He was only here for one day. My friend met him - he brought some people to open offshore accounts at the bank he works at.
He comes here a lot by the way, but this is the first time I've ever known him to actually come off the boat. Knew it was purely business because he docked at this particular harbour in the city. He usually docks at one of the quieter harbours.
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0 • Wack Feelings Nosign Cosign Ether GOAT LOL •lol roman be living the life, faring from coast to coast, occasionally watchin a chelsea match
not suprised he comes to Antigua a lot, you live on a beautifull island bro
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Mikel needs to play WITH Essien, IMO
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