cosmicway

L'pool escaped from prison.

In Europe it's Real, Bayern, Barcelona, Atletico till last year and possibly Juve. After those five there is no more and the PSG bubble has burst. To make an impact we have to go after players like Sanchez. As things stand we can beat the likes of Benfica, Kyiv, Feyenoord but what if we play any of the top ? The last two years City and Arsenal were knocked out for fun.

Gooners down. I thought they were a semblence of a threat. City never worries me but L'pool may inch a little closer tomorrow.

Tibot was not called upon today. I think we were unlucky not to double the score. It was not a case of packed defense as we were already one up, but we were unlucky once again and scored only once.

Superb header from Diego. Should have been 2-0 in the end.

Our price in the betting is 1.80. It's ridiculously low.

That new City player is he so good ? I think the gooners balloon will burst sooner or later while L'pool look fairly useful.

Ok, the "Ronaldo" channel from which I was watching was flickery, that's why I asked. But as I said Willian lacks physical strength. He is nippy and clever but nobody has ever said he is a strong guy.

Could Mannone save it without the deflection ?

Willian does n't have Diego's physical strength or even Eden's. Surprisingly his failed replacement Quadrado is going great guns for La Juve and don't be surprised if you see the Italians lift the european cup. Against Barca the year before they nearly made it, then Buffon made the mistake and Barca regained the lead.

Not really. He hit the crossbar once and apart from Cesc's goal, everybody missed some half chances.

The ball just did 't want to go in for the second. It took the save of the season, a Banks-Guadalajara save from Tibot, in the end,

You don't know. Never write off an English team. I dimly remember L'pool during their glorious years lost to a non-entity inside the Enfield, but they were clear champions in the end. Football logic says 3-0 though.

Scousers down, specialist down.

These things happen in Latin American dictatorships also in Iraq under Saddam Hussein.

Diego strikes !

Still 0-0. The VAT inspector woman next to Conte again. Now I know. She is a magician !

Wait. You say it is promo stuff. So if we write yahoo.com somewhere in the site, it is also promo stuff. It's never as clear cut as all that and as it happens I find his posts interesting as well as informative on the topic. The fact that there are pitfalls in this type of enterprise was of course pinpointed by me from the beginning.

That's too harsh. It's an interesting application. But everyone should be cautious.

Yes of course Joe. I never forget you. I don't have time. One of my major pieces of software is gone -lost the source code- and it really has to be renewed asap. So you can imagine how preciously little time I have.

Yes of course Joe. I never forget you. I don't have time. One of my major pieces of software is gone -lost the source code- and it really has to be renewed asap. So you can imagine how preciously little time I have.

Internet bettors are having a rough time in most countries. In some places all types of betting is illegal. Eg. the Arab world. Did you know that in Dubai where they have the best horse races in the world, the Dubaians are prohibited from placing any bets on their horses ? The Dubai races are offered by the bookmakers for all the world, but not if you are in Dubai ! But I 'm talking of those countries where betting is legal, horses, football down to scratch tickets and yet they operate black lists and impose thieving taxes. It's diabolical. Ten years ago it was a free for all situation in most of Europe and punters were lulled into a false sense of security. But a law was needed to protect our freedoms and such a law was not forthcoming. Instead prohibition laws were proposed by the monopolists. During the days of the world cup of Germany in 2006 I had some bitter clashes with some of the punters who were falsely feeling secure. I said that without some sort of organized protest movement we are in it for the take. Lamentably my warnings came true and the avalanche of prohibitionist laws started in 2008 (with USA-France pulling the strings). Betfair tried something in the form of protest movement but it petered out. It's like living in the last chapter of George Orwell's animal farm really and I wish something could happen. I don't wish for the abolition of law and order, no taxes, no profits for the companies and no listing rights for the governing bodies of the sporting events. I 'm not such a fool. What I 'm asking is the logical application of those and the end of the dictatorial regime we are all finding ourselves in right now.

WBA are of the same caliber as Spurs. Not an easy one.

Scouseland 4/12/2016

Well done. Certainly not like the City - CFC match of 2014 (1-0). Women in the buses were talking about that match after it was over ! But still, great victory - opponents eliminated one by one.