It's that simple.
Mrs Bollah and I will be dining out for our anniversary and I will be highly unlikely to be allowed to watch it live, but will be recording and watching later.
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It's that simple.
Mrs Bollah and I will be dining out for our anniversary and I will be highly unlikely to be allowed to watch it live, but will be recording and watching later.
Couldn’t care less. It’s the super league in all but name. 36 teams enter the league stage next year, and a minimum of 24 are from the same five nations.
Meanwhile multiple nations champions, including our own need to go though qualifiers for us to even have one team make the group.
Load of nonsense. Games F*****
PSG for me.
Looking forward to it, should be a good game.
Would have PSG as favourites but Inter are a good side. Should be goals.
Not got much interest in it, but Inter seem like the logical answer.
My night might be largely holding a newborn whilst my wife sleeps so if it's on bbc ill maybe actually watch it!
Went for PSG but only because I have a wee flutter on them . Even though PSG are favourites it wouldn’t surprise me if Inter won it . I think it’s an interesting game tonight in a young attacking team up against an older more experienced team that’s well organised. Watched this awhile ago on the game …
https://youtu.be/65AP0kue8rc?si=9i4GNr2G8LB-DWhN
https://youtu.be/CX6c5mcoiMc?si=xMrTBw7tlq8OnHNl
Congrats mate if I'm understanding correctly. Afternoon here so I'll be make a batch of jerk chicken & rice whilst keeping an eye on the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by danhibees1875
Congratulations .. don’t forget to keep the volume down 🤫😉Quote:
Originally Posted by danhibees1875
Want PSG to win. Think they’ve been unreal this tournament and I’m an AC Milan man.
‘Tous pour Inter’ in Marseille
https://www.getfootballnewsfrance.co...-league-final/
If it's going to be anything like the Europa Cup final, I think i'll win by not watching it.
Congratulations mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by danhibees1875
Inter for me. Though like one of the other posters I'm thoroughly disenfranchised by the so called 'champions' league.
Inter all the way. Let's go!
Couldn't agree more .... The name 'Champions league' should be taken to court by trading standards, because it's no more a league for 'champions' than fly in the air ....... Newcastle were 5th in their league ( FIFTH ) 18 points behind the 'champions' and go straight into the league phase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul1642
Celtic ( the 'champions' of Scotland ) won their league by 17 points and have to play a qualifying round. Malmo ( the Swedish 'champions' ) won the Swedish league by 10 points and will play qualifiers.
This coefficient pish is an utter load of rubbish used to justify UEFA sharp practice that ensures they can shoehorn the maximum amount of teams from Europe's biggest and most attractive leagues with the biggest TV audiences into the competition ..... in what universe is a league with the world's biggest and richest teams like the EPL or La Liga not going to have a better coefficient than Scotland or Sweden?
CHAMPIONS league my arse.
I'll be watching it, but only because its ..... A) fitba ........ B) free on Discovery+ for non subscribers. There's no way I would pay to watch this rich man's carve up.
PSG for me, purely for Luis Enrique.
Some of the games in the tournament, particularly the knockout stages, have been brilliant this season.
They could have a competition just for the champions of each country but the standard and excitement would be nowhere near what we’ve seen this season.
PSG because of Kvaradona
PSG for no other reason than I have an irrational hatred of the Inter goalie Sommer
Correct. The coefficient system also makes it near impossible for the status quo to be broken now.Quote:
Originally Posted by NAE NOOKIE
Sadly, it's on TNT.Quote:
Originally Posted by danhibees1875
Spot on. A total farce so it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by NAE NOOKIE
PSG because they have been the best team in the competition.
It’s free to view in discovery plus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
Inter.
Which is buffering like **** for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Ringothedog
Get that musical build up so far tae fek. Brutal
It's not on BBC, so you're free to enjoy your new baby.Quote:
Originally Posted by danhibees1875
It's live over here on CBS so maybe they have a partner station(s)?
I like Louis Enrique, but don't want PSG to win anything.
1-0 psg
PSG started very, very well. Inter will need to come out now.
Unless Inter get their finger out, they are getting gubbed
Looked so easy . 1-0 .
well that was good timing, just finished watching Extra Time in the Ruggerby in time to see that shot on goal
Scored by ex Inter player.Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveHFC
I don't know much about the Euroball, but this is a bit OF for me - can't say I'd like either of them to win. I'm watching in case it's brilliant, though.
Is there anywhere to watch the game without McCoist?
2-0 psg
that was a quick payout :) just under 20 mins
Inter being outclassed here.
Di Marco having a disaster here.
As mentioned before....Quote:
Originally Posted by green day
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Originally Posted by Since452
i'm watching Premier Sports 1 and it's not him
Defender having a day to forget, played them onside for the first and deflected the second goal in.
bet365 have paid out
now Inter can feel free to win 3-2 now
Aye but was the ball over the line at the start of the build up.
Vitinha just makes PSG tick in midfield.
Mind he struggled at Wolves 😁
This could be a hammering if Inter don’t liven up sharpish.
When you think of the players PSG have lost like Mbappe etc they are a fair better side now without having individual superstars in it .
Fantastic playerQuote:
Originally Posted by green day
Yep, totally underrated imv.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
He's everywhere
Rio and Ally, The pundit muppet show.
Totally forgot this was even on until I saw this thread. Champions League final used to be a must-watch, but it's a shadow of what it once was.
3-0 psg.
:agree: I was getting fed up with their inane comments. Fortunately I received a phone call and turned the sound down. While I took the call, I started to enjoy the game in silence …. speaks volumes.:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens
PSG have been absolutely outstanding.
Vitinha masterclass again
PSG aren’t a very likeable club but what a team they are. It should be a lot more than three nil.
get a hold of that tw@t in the crowd blowing the whistle
PSG are an absolute brilliant watch and restore a bit of faith in top flight football
Not interested in passing it for the sake of it
It is 😁Quote:
Originally Posted by jakedance
Men against boys
how did he miss
Are PSG actually playing anyone here?
inter need to make sure they don't score now
Martinez failure to hit the target this evening looks like bursting my build a bet
One of the best team performances in history.
Won’t be easy picking a MotM .
Vitinha for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Agree. PSG worked as hard as I've ever seen a team work, so well organised and some absolutely magical talents. Fantastic to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by SteveHFC
Me too,he strolled it, makes the space for Doue etc to shine.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
When you watch him hes like a metronome, keeps the ball moving .
So many good performances throughout the PSG team though he probably is the one who deserves it alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
Boys against men, tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Yeah and what a team of boys , do wonder how Barca would have done if they had played them .Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
Add me to this - it epitomises everything that’s bad about Football and UEFA in my book ☹️Quote:
Originally Posted by Scorrie
For the first time I can remember I simply wasn't bothered to watch this last night.
Well done PSG I guess. Another CL winner financially doped by a fossil fuel state. Whatever.
Penny for Mbappe’s thoughts. Hard not to like this PSG team. As hard working and humble as they are talented.
Wow! What a team performance that was from PSG. Their running and closing down off the ball was as good as their football.
Their Manager and coaching team deserve massive credit.
Reports from France’s Interior Ministry - 2 dead, 192 injured and 500 arrested during Champions League Final celebrations! Mental!
Exuberance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Just shows how little football I watch outside of Hibs that I don't recognise a single PSG player other than the goalkeeper.
I couldn't honestly care who won it and had no interest in watching it, but the post-match violence seems extreme. I can get why some trouble might kick off in the vicinity of the game but why did violence occur 'across France'?
Congratulations mate. Mine is 8.5 months and walking. Mental.Quote:
Originally Posted by danhibees1875
Best thing I've ever done, given my life a new purpose that I didn't even know existed.
Enjoy every second of it because it flies in.
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Depends on your outlook. The French left alliance are blaming the police, there was some fairly widespread use of tear gas on large crowds of mostly happy celebrating fans. The French right are blaming ‘yobs’, who come from the same banlieues as the players do and are, of course, mostly not white. Street violence is a big problem in France, no doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by He's here!
What I mean is are PSG the equivalent of a Celtic or Rangers in France? ie Have they got fans all over the country, hence the widespread trouble? One of those reported to have died in the associated violence was in Dax, which is way down near the Pyrenees.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
…that death is now being reported as unlikely to have been related to the football. My view is there is so much social unrest in France bubbling under the surface it’s going to happen whenever people are on the streets. Football has very little to do with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by He's here!
PSG fans tend to keep their head down in Marseille or Lyon or Nice mind you, but they are seen to have left the rest of the teams so far behind that those old rivalries are less relevant and there’s probably less football violence involving PSG fans than there used to be. And the french police are a different, more militaristic lot, they seem to enjoy starting trouble sometimes.
Thank you and congrats also! :aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by Just_Jimmy
This is baby numbero dos, "eldest" is 2 and a bit - so I know the relentless marching of time. She has never felt older/heavier/more grown up than she has the last couple of days... already an amazing big sister though (takes a lot to get her to -attempt- to share her snacks with others but baby brother almost got a bite of fruity bake earlier).