The 2022/2023 European Competitions Thread

[dirk diggler]

Funnily enough before Haalands assist my cash out value on both bets was 26p

You're lucky, they are normally a lot more enticing.

[harrybarracuda]

£20 is a score?

Oh FFS

[cyrille]

Watching Roma v Feyenoord.

Cracking game - Matic imperious.

[harrybarracuda]

Watching Roma v Feyenoord.

Cracking game - Matic imperious.

Watch the Merchandise United game next, it's comedy gold.

[harrybarracuda]

The Irons won in Holland to get to the final in Prague.

And the surly cloggy ingrates then decided to try and attack their families in their enclosure. Wankers.

[Shutree]

The Irons won in Holland to get to the final in Prague.

It's because I didn't watch it live. The gf has pointed out that every time I watch WHU play, they lose. A dilemma now, to watch the final end in tragedy, or wake up to a great result?

[harrybarracuda]

It's because I didn't watch it live. The gf has pointed out that every time I watch WHU play, they lose. A dilemma now, to watch the final end in tragedy, or wake up to a great result?

Take a sleeping pill, obviously, then enjoy a happy rerun.

[hallelujah]

Lens, Lazio, Union Berlin, Newcastle and Arsenal.

Nice to see some of the smaller clubs get a run out in the Champions League next season.

[malmomike77]

Do you think Utd will get through qualifying

[hallelujah]

What qualifying?

[harrybarracuda]

What qualifying?

That was going to be my question.

[Joe 90]

Lens, Lazio, Union Berlin, Newcastle,Man Utd and Arsenal.

Nice to see some of the smaller clubs get a run out in the Champions League next season.

Fixed that for you

[harrybarracuda]

It's good to see clubs that haven't bought their way into it.

[harrybarracuda]

Disgusting scenes from the Yerpa league final. Anthony Taylor issued 14 yellows including to the bench, and Moronho's mob in particular were nothing but fucking trouble.

Moronho then compounded things by abusing Taylor in the car park after the game, and the officials then received more abuse from Roma fans at the airport, who threw bottles and chairs in their direction.

Both teams spent the game diving, cheating and generally moaning about everything as these particular eurotrash generally do, and both of them should be banned from European competition for a year as punishment. They were a fucking disgrace.

[cyrille]

Even more damningly, ​13 reds have been issued this season to people on the Roma bench.

Great club culture Moaninho has built there.

[dirk diggler]

Just a wee snippet from an Aberdeen story.

New UEFA rules about homegrown players.

Might be a problem for some...

The Dons will go into the play-off round for the Europa League groups if Celtic lift the Scottish Cup this weekend, guaranteeing them European nights until Christmas, as their Conference League place will be sealed should they miss out, writes the Daily Record.


New UEFA regulations this season require each squad having eight homegrown players registered, and at least four of them must be club-trained on their List A for club competition, as part of any 25 man squad.


The Reds currently have Ryan Duncan, Connor Barron, Jack MacKenzie and young Alfie Bavidge with first-team experience on the books that can be classed as club-grown.


Dean Campbell and Connor McLennan would also fall under that category but they are both out of contract and would be dependent on them getting new deals, and while Matty Kennedy would be classed as home-grown it is likely he will be departing this summer.

Aberdeen are also in talks to bring captain Graeme Shinnie to Pittodrie on a permanent deal after impressing on loan from Wigan Athletic, and he too would tick the home-grown category.

Nicky Devlin signing starts Aberdeen transfer focus on UEFA homegrown rule - Aberdeen Live

[Shutree]

Take a sleeping pill, obviously, then enjoy a happy rerun.

Yes! That worked.

[harrybarracuda]

The ref briefly took the players off after a few twats in the West Ham end threw their plastic cups at the Fiorentina player taking corners, one of which cut him. There will be repercussions for that, hopefully only on West Ham. The players deserve better.

They absolutely worked their nuts off to contain Fiorentina, and if anyone typified the effort they put in, it was Bowen charging onto a through ball in the 90th minute and slotting home the winner.

Really well deserved win!

[Shutree]

The ref briefly took the players off after a few twats in the West Ham end threw their plastic cups at the Fiorentina player taking corners, one of which cut him.

I was hoping that this kind of brutishness was dealt with decades ago but it seems never to go away. No actual fans support this kind of violence. The FA Cup Final had a similar incident.

An historic win for The Hammers and a shame that it is tarnished by one moron in the crowd.

[harrybarracuda]

I was hoping that this kind of brutishness was dealt with decades ago but it seems never to go away. No actual fans support this kind of violence. The FA Cup Final had a similar incident.

An historic win for The Hammers and a shame that it is tarnished by one moron in the crowd.

It wasn't one. It was probably 15-20.

Only one hit him though.

[malmomike77]

I was hoping that this kind of brutishness was dealt with decades ago but it seems never to go away.

Indeed, especially after what happened with AZ.

Anyway, great win for the Ammers and a nice win for me too having put £50 at 13/8 on them, never in doubt.....

[david44]

I am sitting in the bath blowing bubbles

Well done Hammers, for anyone who has ever spent 90m in East London you'll need something to cheer you up.

[harrybarracuda]

Indeed, especially after what happened with AZ.

And especially after the Czech police arrested 16 wop fans for attacking a bar full of Hammers supporters and they had the moral high ground.