Brickie Chap said:That Dutch side have been known to be tasty
Mr Whippy said:Should let Pool win, for all the British Paras that died trying to liberate it in Sept 1944.
West Ealing Bee said:I guess theirs a fair chance that all 3 will get through.
Holysmit said:I'd expect Hertha to knock Foolham out.
West Ealing Bee said:Liverpool V Auxerre in the next round, away first.
Celtic V Stuttgart, home first.
Auxerre caused Arsenal a few problems in the CL, so if Liverpool don't improve before Feb '03 (or whenever Round 4 is played) then they too could be crashing out of Europe early...West Ealing Bee said:Liverpool V Auxerre in the next round, away first.
Si Bee said:Auxerre caused Arsenal a few problems in the CL, so if Liverpool don't improve before Feb '03 (or whenever Round 4 is played) then they too could be crashing out of Europe early...
Hungerford Bee said:15,161 - not too shabby really for a 17:00 kick off - still it doesn't really matter now does it![]()
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nick logan said:only cos it was a fiver for big foolham cants and 2 quid for little foolham cants.ha ha never be in europe again:beer:
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rofl rofl roflSpeedo said:I'm just off to Harrods sportswear department to see if they have a Hertha Berlin shirt.![]()
)All their decent(?) teams are in the CL, where they have to be to help pay off their huge, increasing debts.Speedo said:Back to events on the pitch, there's only one Spanish club left (Malaga CF). Is the European 'Reign in Spain' coming to an end?
Speedo said:Looking at the best of some of the other ties (seeing as there are only the two 'Irish' teams left to talk about, Celtic & Liverpool![]()
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Irish? Liverpool? I think you'll find its Everton who the priests pray for every sunday
237bee said:Speedo said:Looking at the best of some of the other ties (seeing as there are only the two 'Irish' teams left to talk about, Celtic & Liverpool![]()
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Irish? Liverpool? I think you'll find its Everton who the priests pray for every sunday
Every Evertonian I've met at England away games has been more 'English' than the red half of Scouseland.
Didn't Celtic and Liverpool have some sort of friendship in the 80's? I remember seeing many a 'half-Celtic, half-Liverpool' ski hat in the mid-80's. I've seen a lot of Ulster flags at Liverpool games on TV and Liverpool did have a fair few fans at EURO 2000 (in Eindhoven anyway), but I have always thought them to be more Irish in terms of their support.
If you know better than I do, then I stand corrected. I was always under the impression from the Evertonians I've met that they were 'true blue' in more ways than one.
237bee said:Everton used to get a lot of players from the Rep of Ireland, Liverpool from Scotland, hence the support.
I think the Liverpool Celtic thing cropped up once Dalglish turned up, although there is no sectarian split any more - at anfield you will see Liverpool/Rangers colours together and Liverpool/Celtic in equal numbers, but you will not see Everton/Rangers.