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by **Faisal Zama** » Fri, 18 May 2001 06:08:41

UEFA Cup Crap!!!????

Best European game in decades.

YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE!!!

--
Faisal Zaman
http://www.prism.gatech.edu/~gt1383b

by **Ian Motte** » Fri, 18 May 2001 06:25:40

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> UEFA Cup Crap!!!????

> Best European game in decades.

Yeah, what an ending.

Liverpool wins on an own goal. How exciting....

by **Benn** » Fri, 18 May 2001 06:35:46

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> Subject : LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL

>UEFA Cup Crap!!!????

The biggie is next week. If there are 9 goals in that one I will have a
seizure.

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>Best European game in decades.

For drama it's right up there with Spain V Yugoslavia.

http://soccer-europe.com

by **Jens Rechtie** » Fri, 18 May 2001 07:38:49

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> YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE!!!

20k v Fulham

YNWA? My arse ..

Jens

by **The Doct** » Fri, 18 May 2001 08:08:29

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>UEFA Cup Crap!!!????

>Best European game in decades.

>YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE!!!

The winner usually kicks the UCL Champ.

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>--
>Faisal Zaman
>http://www.prism.gatech.edu/~gt1383b

--
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by **Faisal Zama** » Fri, 18 May 2001 09:15:25

It would be FANTASTIC if that game were as open as tonight's encounter. I
can see Valencia attacking but apart from Scholl and Elber, Bayern don't
seem to be capable of attacking play. So I predict a tight game with
Valencia getting lucky breaks to win 2-0 or 2-1.

Quote:

>UEFA Cup Crap!!!????

The biggie is next week. If there are 9 goals in that one I will have a
seizure.

Quote:

>Best European game in decades.

For drama it's right up there with Spain V Yugoslavia.

by **Benn** » Fri, 18 May 2001 09:48:52

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> Subject : LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL

>It would be FANTASTIC if that game were as open as tonight's encounter. I
>can see Valencia attacking but apart from Scholl and Elber, Bayern don't
>seem to be capable of attacking play. So I predict a tight game with
>Valencia getting lucky breaks to win 2-0 or 2-1.

I don't mind an open game but what I don't want to see goals scored due
to amateurish defending.

http://soccer-europe.com

by **Bol** » Fri, 18 May 2001 20:23:44

int.gatech.edu>:

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>UEFA Cup Crap!!!????

>Best European game in decades.

>YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE!!!

... AND WITHOUT LUCK

by **naniwadeka** » Sat, 19 May 2001 14:58:51

after Liverpool's uefa cup win -

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> The biggie is next week. If there are 9 goals in that one I will have a
> seizure.

I confused next week's biggie with this week's biggie for a moment,
particularly since the thread is titled 'LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL'.

In many ways, real biggie for Lpool is the match against Charlton
this Saturday. The benefit of winning that match is going to be very
real : an entry into European Cup next season. In terms of both
prestige and finance, that entry is prized. However, Lpool's
League season has been something of a failure. If Lpool had finished
5th, 2 points behind Man Utd and 1 point behind Arsenal , Leeds
and Ipswich, I would still say they had pushed Man U. Now, whether
they finish 3rd or 5th, the fact remains that they did not mount any
challenge in the league campaign.

The last two Cup finals were also big. FA Cup was a nice bonus. Lpool
have probably learnt again how to win when not playing well. Uefa Cup
was very very big. They had to beat Champions' League dropouts in
that competition. Man Utd also began their upward curve with FA Cup
in 1990 and Cupwinners' Cup in 1991. It is important that Arsenal, Lpool
and Leeds do well next year. Another one-horse race would be
too depressing.

- dhananjay naniwadekar

by **The Doct** » Sun, 20 May 2001 00:39:45

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>after Liverpool's uefa cup win -

>> The biggie is next week. If there are 9 goals in that one I will have a
>> seizure.

>I confused next week's biggie with this week's biggie for a moment,
>particularly since the thread is titled 'LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL'.

>In many ways, real biggie for Lpool is the match against Charlton
>this Saturday. The benefit of winning that match is going to be very
>real : an entry into European Cup next season. In terms of both
>prestige and finance, that entry is prized. However, Lpool's
>League season has been something of a failure. If Lpool had finished
>5th, 2 points behind Man Utd and 1 point behind Arsenal , Leeds
>and Ipswich, I would still say they had pushed Man U. Now, whether
>they finish 3rd or 5th, the fact remains that they did not mount any
>challenge in the league campaign.

>The last two Cup finals were also big. FA Cup was a nice bonus. Lpool
>have probably learnt again how to win when not playing well. Uefa Cup
>was very very big. They had to beat Champions' League dropouts in
>that competition. Man Utd also began their upward curve with FA Cup
>in 1990 and Cupwinners' Cup in 1991. It is important that Arsenal, Lpool
>and Leeds do well next year. Another one-horse race would be
>too depressing.

>- dhananjay naniwadekar

GO Charlton, knock out Loserpool!!!
--
God Queen and Country Member - Liberal International

Society MUST be saved! Republics must dissolve. .mu is for Mauritius NOT for worldwide Music; Mauritius rise up againgt the invasion.
mu c'est L'ile Maurice PAS Musique Internationale; Mauriciens dit non a l'invasion!

by **M.J.Wootto** » Sun, 27 May 2001 22:22:10

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> The last two Cup finals were also big. FA Cup was a nice bonus. Lpool
> have probably learnt again how to win when not playing well. Uefa Cup
> was very very big. They had to beat Champions' League dropouts in
> that competition.

as a liverpool fan i'd rather we'd won the fa cup than uefa cup. we had
to beat champions league dropouts in both competitions (winning at
elland road is something barcelona, for instance, didn't manage) and
the prestige of the fa cup make it a better prize to have than the uefa
cup, which just looks a bit like leftovers when you've got the champions
league final a week later. although obviously i was delighted when we
won our first european trophy in 17 years.

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> Man Utd also began their upward curve with FA Cup
> in 1990 and Cupwinners' Cup in 1991. It is important that Arsenal, Lpool
> and Leeds do well next year. Another one-horse race would be
> too depressing.

i know. but i think a good league challenge should come from at least
one of chelsea, leeds, liverpool or arsenal. and maybe man united won't
be quite as good. who knows?