Couldnt fit this in the title.
Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese would have given tottenham a better game than milan.
Discuss.
Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese would have given tottenham a better game than milan.
Discuss.
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Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
Theo Filippo-
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Sean-
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Napoli maybe
Theo Filippo-
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 8:59 am
All of the above except for lazio have a much more fluent attack than milan do and i guarentee any of them would of scored tonight.
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5th in england > 1st in italy.
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Carlos Jenkinson Thu Mar 10, 2011 8:59 am
Lazio no chance, rest possibly
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:00 am
1st in Italy > 1st in England
Inter v Chelsea
Inter v Chelsea
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Why not keep in the EPL Serie A thread.
You always start pointless threads you prick
You always start pointless threads you prick
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:02 am
Its turned into Arsenal v Barca why dont you read through your thread and you will seeCornholio wrote:Why not keep in the EPL Serie A thread.
You always start pointless threads you prick
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Wouldn't that mean Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Milan?EdinsonCavani wrote:Couldnt fit this in the title.
Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese would have given tottenham a better game than milan.
Discuss.
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Your thread title and opening post mean completely different things.
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:10 am
Milan are only capable of winning within serie A there used to scraping out wins and not being on the backfoot. Napoli on the counter against tottenham would be devastating Lavezzi, Hamsik and CavaniJay.Davies11 wrote:Wouldn't that mean Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Milan?EdinsonCavani wrote:Couldnt fit this in the title.
Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese would have given tottenham a better game than milan.
Discuss.
Couldnt fit it in the titleayvee1 wrote:Your thread title and opening post mean completely different things.
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What I'm saying is your thread title isEdinsonCavani wrote:EdinsonCavani wrote:Couldnt fit this in the title.
Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese would have given tottenham a better game than milan.
Discuss.Couldnt fit it in the titleayvee1 wrote:Your thread title and opening post mean completely different things.
Those teams > Tottenham
But your OP is
Those teams > Milan.
Which one is it you mean?
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Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:23 am
Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
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EdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
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Im an Arsenal fan but I disagree.
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26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:28 am
Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the seasonFanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
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Location : Cymru
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Fanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
We always held them 0-0 at their ground with a very lacklustre b team.
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EdinsonCavani wrote:Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the seasonFanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
And Liverpool were in and around the relegation zone and had Hodgson.
You haven't got a clue what you're on about. Bitter Arsenal fan cos Spurs are better
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Forest wrote:Bitter Arsenal fan cos Spurs are better
Wouldn't got that far
But then from your posts you seem to have a dislike of Arsenal so 
Fanatic-
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They were playing better than us. They were motivated, they were playing very well until capt fantastic did what he did.....EdinsonCavani wrote:Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the seasonFanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
Theo Filippo-
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Posts : 21636
Age : 30
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:36 am
I said ages ago i couldnt care if we go out, stick to championship footballForest wrote:EdinsonCavani wrote:Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the seasonFanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
And Liverpool were in and around the relegation zone and had Hodgson.
You haven't got a clue what you're on about. Bitter Arsenal fan cos Spurs are better
Liverpool had the home advantage.
It took a star to seperate the teams, i still stand by what i said if thats champions league that doesnt happen we both know that.Fanatic wrote:They were playing better than us. They were motivated, they were playing very well until capt fantastic did what he did.....EdinsonCavani wrote:Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the seasonFanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
Fanatic-
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It took a star to seperate the teams, i still stand by what i said if thats champions league that doesnt happen we both know that.[/quote]No.Fanatic wrote:They were playing better than us. They were motivated, they were playing very well until capt fantastic did what he did.....EdinsonCavani wrote:Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the seasonFanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imoForest wrote:Napoli were easily beaten by a poor Liverpool side under Hodgson iirc
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
Theo Filippo-
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Posts : 21636
Age : 30
- Post n°25
Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:40 am
No. [/quote]Oh so gerrard wouldnt start for liverpool then if that was champions league?Fanatic wrote:It took a star to seperate the teams, i still stand by what i said if thats champions league that doesnt happen we both know that.Fanatic wrote:They were playing better than us. They were motivated, they were playing very well until capt fantastic did what he did.....EdinsonCavani wrote:Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the seasonFanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow cardEdinsonCavani wrote:Motivation, team selection all play a part Europa league results are irrelevant imo
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
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So you've never seen a star change the game in the Champions League?
Gerrard against Olympiakos and AC Milan spring to mind?
Gerrard against Olympiakos and AC Milan spring to mind?
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Theo what the hell are you going on about? 
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Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:42 am
What?Forest wrote:So you've never seen a star change the game in the Champions League?
Gerrard against Olympiakos and AC Milan spring to mind?
All those teams would beat/give a better game against tottenham than Ac would.blackskar wrote:Theo what the hell are you going on about?
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Oh so gerrard wouldnt start for liverpool then if that was champions league?[/quote]I really don't know what you're on about, I think you confused yourself. If Gerrard started we would have been winning from the beginning? Anyway, I could flip it and say we were not motivated due to it being a europa game too. fact is, both teams were. no excuses.EdinsonCavani wrote:No.Fanatic wrote:It took a star to seperate the teams, i still stand by what i said if thats champions league that doesnt happen we both know that.Fanatic wrote:They were playing better than us. They were motivated, they were playing very well until capt fantastic did what he did.....EdinsonCavani wrote:Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the seasonFanatic wrote:26 De Sanctis yellow card
06 Aronica
08 Dossena yellow card
14 Campagnaro yellow card
28 Cannavaro
05 Pazienza
11 Maggio
17 Hamsik (Yebda 84)
23 Gargano
07 Cavani yellow card
22 Lavezzi
Pretty much full strength team. Europe is a big motivation, don't spout bullshit please.
Theo Filippo-
- Formerly known as : Filippo Inzaghi
Posts : 21636
Age : 30
- Post n°30
Re: Palermo, Napoli, Lazio or Udinese > Tottenham.
by Theo Filippo Thu Mar 10, 2011 9:46 am
I really don't know what you're on about, I think you confused yourself. If Gerrard started we would have been winning from the beginning. Anyway, I could flip it and say we were not motivated due to it being a europa game too. fact is, both teams were. no excuses. [/quote]Chatting a bit of jibberish maybe because im on zombies i apologise. Gerrard wouldnt of scored a hat trick if he started let alone if that was CL .Fanatic wrote:Oh so gerrard wouldnt start for liverpool then if that was champions league?EdinsonCavani wrote:No.Fanatic wrote:It took a star to seperate the teams, i still stand by what i said if thats champions league that doesnt happen we both know that.Fanatic wrote:They were playing better than us. They were motivated, they were playing very well until capt fantastic did what he did.....EdinsonCavani wrote:Thats a strong team they have put out there, but i stand by my point motivation is a very strong factor and some teams simply arent motivated in this competition. Anyway at the time napoli were around 6 - 10th placed so they must of had a bad first half of the season
